Millions of women have entered the workforce in the past century. Strict gender roles are no longer relevant in today’s world. Wives and husbands assign obligations in a far more equal manner.

Of course, some women even from his generation are determined to preserve gender norms and do everything in their power to uphold them.

Women spend an average of five hours daily in the kitchen, believing it’s their role to simplify their husband’s lives, according to a recent study. The research, conducted by Kitchen Warehouse, found that many women feel pressure to excel in homemaking tasks. “I want my husband to come home to a clean house and a warm meal,” one participant stated. Another expressed,

“It’s just what we do.” Despite societal shifts toward gender equality, traditional gender roles persist in domestic spheres. The study also revealed that women often prioritize their partner’s preferences over their own. “I don’t mind sacrificing my time if it means my husband is happy,” shared one respondent. Such findings highlight persistent gender norms influencing household dynamics. This study underscores the ongoing impact of traditional gender roles on women’s daily lives and relationships.