The coronavirus pandemic has taught various lessons to humanity. One among them is no work is small or big and also that housework is not entitled only for women. This pandemic saw many terrifying stories all over the world of how people suffered due to the COVID-19 outbreak. It also brought a ray of hope to many women out there who decided to give up their housework responsibilities totally and share them with their family members or husbands.
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When the work-from-home culture started, it is just not that men started doing their office work from home but all the working women professionals who could get their office work done from home. It definitely leads to chaos in many households wherein there are so many distractions of children playing, elderly people wanting to sing bhajans and watch TV and in the middle, working husband-wife trying to juggle all their responsibilities at the work-from-home office along with giving attention to their family’s needs.
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Empowered women made it a point that they no longer serve their husbands everything on the plate right from the kitchen but start self-service wherein a man or a woman can take their own responsibilities of making, taking food on their plates, and washing the utensils. It is not about sharing responsibilities based on who earns more or who earns less but basic humanity that comes in a person’s mind to help each other in these difficult times.
Cleaning, washing utensils and clothes, and cooking food is not just a woman’s job but can be a man’s job as well when the women in his house need the rest or break from the everyday routine. It does not make him less if he assists his wife in doing the routine chores and neither does it make a woman small in front of her man if she helps the man in his office work or decides to be his emotional support by curtailing the expenses of the household.
