Historically, women were most often limited to a role in household duties while men were the providers of the family and earned money. However, over time, society has come to recognize the importance of equality and choice for women.
Modern trends in society are shifting this division of responsibilities, seeking equality and equity in family relationships. Many women seek professional development and independence, often pursuing careers on par with men. This leads to the question of whether she should also take on a share of household responsibilities.
The decision on how to divide responsibilities in the family should be based on mutual consent and the individual preferences of each family member. Whether a woman should earn or take care of household chores depends on her desires, abilities, and the circumstances of the particular family.
It is important to remember that the decision about a woman's participation in earning and household chores should be based on respect, support and mutual understanding. It is not simply a matter of financial or physical burden, but of equality and respect for each family member's choices.
In an ideal situation, responsibilities within the family should be shared in such a way that each family member feels respected, understood and supported. This may include financial contributions and participation in household chores, but most importantly it is about respecting and supporting each other in whatever choices they make.