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I'm not sure where you're basing that on. Most couples have pretty strongly defined roles. For example, if a shelf needs putting up, it's more than likely that
by axod 17y ago
I'm not sure where you're basing that on.
Most couples have pretty strongly defined roles. For example, if a shelf needs putting up, it's more than likely that the male will be tasked with this. If a daughter is after makeup advice, it's likely that they'll go to their mother rather than father.
Perhaps you're reading way more into what I'm saying than is actually there.
- henrikschroder 17y agoFair enough, I had totally different actions in mind, but for your examples I can see how those are very likely to be divided by gender in straight households. However, when it comes to gay relationships, you generally can't make any prediction about who does what or how the chores are divided. The notion that all relationships have (or worse: has to have) a "male" and a "female" is completely unfounded.