I've always been amazed at how easily some men assign roles: here's the stove, pots, apron - your zone.
And outside the kitchen? That's it, you can't go any further? What if a woman dreams of building a career, traveling, creating something great?

Can ambitions and desires fit into a saucepan?

Yes, we are taught from childhood that housekeeping is a feminine quality.

From an early age, we are given toy stoves, doll sets, taught how to put things together and fry potatoes properly.
But why aren't boys taught the same?

Why doesn't anyone tell them: "You are a future man, you also need to know how to cook, clean, and keep the house tidy"?🤔

A woman can be anyone. She can adore cooking, or she can hate it.

She can build a career, or she can sit at home and enjoy the role of the keeper of the hearth.

She can combine all of this or change her mind a thousand times - simply because she has the right to choose.

But the most important thing is that a woman is not obliged to cook just because she is a woman.
The ability and desire to set the table is not a question of gender, but a question of love and care.💖
And yes, love is when both partners care about each other, and not when one simply demands, and the other silently fulfills.💋💖

The question is not where a woman "should" be.
The question is where she wants to be. And this choice is only hers. 💫 Do you think I'm right??