Comments by "Elaine R" (@elainer8288) on "PsycHacks"
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I think the problem is survival strategy and self development, not ego, and that this structure needs adjustments. First, this scheme has flaws because the woman puts herself in a very vulnerable position. What if the guy gets sick and can't work anymore and doesn't have money anymore? What if there is a divorce and she has to work? What if the guy cheats? What if he becomes violent? What if he dies? Second, every humam being needs to study and work to constantly develop their minds and capacity to survive in this world. Not having that, is very frustrating. And third, I think a woman needs time to be a mother and time for herself too. With so much cooking and cleaning, my mom never really had time to play with us and spend time with us. Properly cleaning a house, specially with kids, takes a lot more than 2 hours a month. What about the bathrooms? When everybody was on vacation, my mom was still working. She could only rest when we traveled. She didn't have a vacation. And also: what happens when the kids grow up? They will spend most of their days out of the house and the woman will be doing what? So, if the guy has a lot of money, and if he really loves a woman, he should take all that into account. And women: money = freedom. So I think it is better to pay a cleaning lady and leave only the cooking and child raising for the woman so she really has time to be a mother. And after the kids grow up a little, the woman goes back to studying and working in a job she loves. The cooking in the woman's hands I think is important and strategic so she can create healthy habbits for the kids and improve the husband's health and quality of life. She can feel like a woman and spoil him creating healthy and delicious food. But the cleaning, I think it doesn't make sense for a woman who went to university and grad school quit her work permanently to become a maid. It is better to invest more time raising the kids and cooking. And going back to work when the kids grow up.
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