Anupamaa Live Update and Daily Discussion Thread 26 May 2022 - Page 23

Originally posted by: surabhi01

Aaj bhi bshut aise husband jo apni jhoothi thaali utha ke nahi rakhte apni jhoothi thaali wohi table pe chod jaayenge ki yeh kaam to wife ka hai

ALHAMDULLILAH for everything, how beautiful is life.

When I go to office in the morning, Papa makes tea for all of us.

And even when I come home from office in the evening, papa still make evening tea for all of us.

He even washes the cup of tea. Not that we can't do this work. Rather it is my father's way of expressing his love.

This is the habit of my brothers also. They also make tea and wash their utensils too. Also clear the tables. They also help in putting food on the table.

I am not saying sub husband karte है I said most of husband aisa karte hai

I have already give many example how these thing are common

100percent bhale hi na ho but 80 percent yeh cheebhoti hai

Another example I can gave my mother friend husband is judge and he also don't do any house hold work neithher he gave any money to his wife for household expenditure

Aaj bhi bahit husband aise jinhe jagah pe saara saman chahiye

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https://theswaddle.com/only-8-of-indian-men-do-housework-finds-national-survey/

https://indianexpress.com/article/lifestyle/feelings/married-men-household-chores-domestic-work-6474671/

https://ceda.ashoka.edu.in/genderstats-11-how-many-men-participate-in-household-chores/

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/men-now-give-more-time-to-home-chores/articleshow/88264849.cms

https://www.thehindu.com/data/92pc-indian-women-take-part-in-unpaid-domestic-work-only-27pc-men-do-so/article32729100.ece

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/women-do-most-of-the-heavy-lifting-in-indian-households-nso-report/story-EKQpkpQLEpXS85vFePH5NP.html

Originally posted by: Miniwatch

Sorry if you felt hurt koms,I didn't intend to offend. but I felt like some things are traditional, including roles of people in houses. In no way did I mean to imply that not doing this means that a region or a culture is better, or the people more emancipated in any way. It's like saying people in some places fast on karva chauth. They don't in the south., That doesn't mean one is better than the other.

Gender roles can and do vary with region, and I was trying to understand why i had never seen this happen around me, and I've seen very patriarchal families too.

I did mention too, that if not this, we will surely have something else that wives are expected to do.

So, there was no judgement in that observation I made.

Originally posted by: shrizz

Hii kalpana,I'm quite curious to know what you are trying to convey through those emojis coz this just reminds me that earth rotates on its axis and when there is day at one side of the planet then it's night on another side 🌞🌍🌓

Pardon my ignorance 😂😂

Hello shrizz,

MaAN - Pack for your Honeymoon. The Honeymoon 🍯🌜 Out of Office.

🌛 = "goodnight"; 🌕😱 = "mooning"; 🌕🍯 = "honeymoon"; 🌞🌎🌗 = "the ...

I was using Honeymoon emoji with combination of lunar and crafty!!

🌕 😱The moon’s so gorgeous

🌕🍯 Honey pot with spoon🥄 in it

🌞🌎🌗 = the lunar eclipse

On May 15, Earth passed between the Sun and the Moon, blocking sunlight and casting a shadow on the lunar surface. The result: a Moon that looks like it's blushing because everybody is gawking at it.

On May 16 people with clear skies in the Americas, Europe, and parts of Africa got to see the Moon get bathed in the red glow of every sunrise and sunset refracted through Earth’s atmosphere. This occurred on May 16.

= the ...

🌺🌕 = Full Flower Moon (The Full Moon in May)

Phases of the Moon for May 2022

First Quarter 8

Full Moon 16

Third Quarter 22

New Moon 30

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