Cleaning isn't the issue, and I'm speaking for the women I know here but it generally is more about parenting load than household chores. Feminism is also very

Cleaning isn't the issue, and I'm speaking for the women I know here but it generally is more about parenting load than household chores. Feminism is also very difficult to characterize broadly: first and second wave feminism was much more about seeking equality (before the law, in eligibility for education/jobs, in terms of pay for the same work, the right to have a credit card, an equal right to initiate divorce, etc.) Later waves of feminism do often view men differently and perhaps more antagonistically. I and most women I know don't identify with those. But it's easy to conflate the two and ascribe malicious intent to men toward women that isn't there.