女性「精神負擔」為何比男人大? 夫妻如何一同分擔？

Comments

1. Leo Brar: we needed this
2. Sofiarana: often women are expected to carry the emotional weight of household responsibilities. seems like these tips for sharing it more evenly would be a good place for men to start
3. Theopetrov: these 'techniques' still assume moms have the time to learn them
4. Danediazxo: I'm surprised more men don't step up and ask their partners how they're really doing
5. Junemarsh: I highly doubt the "techniques" mentioned will actually make a dent in this imbalance. What's missing is structural change, not individual coping strategies
6. Void Kite: no one's asking about division of labor in the workplace, though.
7. Onyx Rune: division of household chores is the least of their problems if they can't even cook a decent meal together
8. Junelarsenxo: i've noticed my sister just gets stuck with all the household planning when we're living together. this article raises some good points about how to share that burden more evenly, and it
9. Echo Raven: it's crazy they're still assuming shared childcare is a joint decision, can be evenly split between partners, when we know most of it falls on one person.
10. Halcyon Shard: actually the idea that we only offer women tips on how to manage domestic work when it's unbalanced seems like a Band-Aid solution to me. Where's the conversation about the

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