'@Rogers' if real man is working (and I don't mean office pencil pushers) 60 hours a week, he isn't just "not supposed to do", but rather incapable of doing the house work. I'm not sure if that stereotype is as truly wide spread, but if it is it has to be relatively recent.
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'@Rogers' if real man is working (and I don't mean office pencil pushers) 60 hours a week, he isn't just "not supposed to do", but rather incapable of doing the house work. I'm not sure if that stereotype is as truly wide spread, but if it is it has to be relatively recent.