Blinking again, Sakari's face breaks into a smile, shortly followed by laughter. "Well, but it's not like people are pushed into the job because of that."
Because that's how he's making it sound, which is just silly. Sure, the South used to break up the chores equally between Women's Work and Men's Work but her father's pretty much gotten rid of that in the last twenty years.
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Date: 2010-04-01 04:06 am (UTC)Because that's how he's making it sound, which is just silly. Sure, the South used to break up the chores equally between Women's Work and Men's Work but her father's pretty much gotten rid of that in the last twenty years.