How is this even debatable? As many above said, the answer is straight and simple. 21st century!!!!
Women don't work because it is required. Nowadays, parents raise girls and boys alike and give them the same education, so, why would you expect them to not work? If males want to be breadwinners to satisfy the ego, so do women. Why would anyone throw away 15 years of education to make chapatis all their lives?
Yes, being a housewife is a difficult job also and you get paid in love. Indeed! But, women of today are able to balance the two responsibilities quite well. And, why is love important only to women? I mean, I am sure men want a little bit of payment in love also! So, why can't they share responsibilities? They can earn bread together and make bread together also π! It's high time men come out of their shell.
And yes, when we are talking about men and women walking shoulder to shoulder in the world, they are equal only if they work. Men need no time to come and say that they are the earners and put you down. When the competition is on an all-time high, it is better to have something of your own instead of banking on love all the time. Desh independent ho gaya and you still want to keep women at home rolling dough π²?
And, dude bhindi-biryaani khaane ka utna hi mann ho to khud banana sikh lo. It's high time now that men start doing their stuff themselves. Once a woman starts working, there is extra money inflow and men still have to depend on them for homely affiars. Sucks, doesn't it? It comes as no surprise that this post was made by a male member! π
Originally posted by: guess_gallery
Note:- If it is quite necessary to work due to family responsibilities
then it is exception if not so then why are you occupying a seat.
And about this, aren't their ample men who take admission and then drop out just because they can't manage it? What about those seats? And, this is insane! If not required, why waste a seat?? So, if your husband is well-educated and earns, why should you study? Great! So, some years down the lane, God forbid but if something happens to your husband, what do you do? Depend on the insurance money, go ask your parents or in-laws for money?
The whole thing about taking care of kids, making food, looking after elders and all, it's time now for men to come out of the mould and start sharing these responsibilities.
I am still unable to understand how this post found a place in GA. π
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