It comes from a time you may not remember, Nannette; once upon a time men worked outside the home and women worked inside the home; furthermore, a man and a woman got “married” to one another, raised children, and were a “family.” Bizarre, I know.
They did in WW-I too and it didn’t get them anything. After WW-II, they were told to go back to the three Ks of the country we just defeated, and let the men have their jobs back. No event gained anyone any freedom, just relentless slogging.
A lot of cultures have had separate but equal roles where those with skills in cooking and garment making are just as honored as those with skills in hunting and war, and in which those so inclined can excel in the opposite sex’s roles. But the only one I have found with no defined sex roles were the Scythians, in which all were warriors and all tended the house during the winter when they were less nomadic. Anyone find another? Please answer tomorrow.
alondra over 7 years ago
No, don’t do that. Be fair. Lots of men don’t want to share the household responsibilities.
Al Nala over 7 years ago
Vicky will handle the irresponsibilities!
Michael Jones over 7 years ago
Sure, let’s do this. As long as we give the women all of the men’s responsibilities, right? Fair is fair.
1953Baby over 7 years ago
I’ve always wondered why most men think they shouldn’t help with the household chores. It’s their home, too. . .
whiteaj over 7 years ago
It comes from a time you may not remember, Nannette; once upon a time men worked outside the home and women worked inside the home; furthermore, a man and a woman got “married” to one another, raised children, and were a “family.” Bizarre, I know.
hippogriff over 7 years ago
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They did in WW-I too and it didn’t get them anything. After WW-II, they were told to go back to the three Ks of the country we just defeated, and let the men have their jobs back. No event gained anyone any freedom, just relentless slogging.
hippogriff over 7 years ago
A lot of cultures have had separate but equal roles where those with skills in cooking and garment making are just as honored as those with skills in hunting and war, and in which those so inclined can excel in the opposite sex’s roles. But the only one I have found with no defined sex roles were the Scythians, in which all were warriors and all tended the house during the winter when they were less nomadic. Anyone find another? Please answer tomorrow.