According to the new study for women who used to doing most of the chores around the house that sharing housework is a key to marital bliss. Splitting the chores in two in such a way that none of the partner feels there’s too much pressure is what can actually make a relationship stand the test of time, Express informs.
“Couples who share household chores get on better than those where one partner is the breadwinner and the other is homemaker, research has found. Ideally, neither partner should take on more than 60 per cent of the domestic chores, from cleaning to childcare, the study by sociologists’ claims. It means the traditional model of a husband going to work while his wife stays at home is less likely to result in a happy marriage,” Express writes based on the findings of the study.
Even though women today try to do it all at the same time, the study clearly shows that a situation in which the wife is the major breadwinner and the one in charge of housework sets a clear premise of a failure for the marriage. Stress and dissatisfaction will play an important part in the crumbling matrimony, as will also happen in case of a husband who puts food on the table while also being the one responsible for cooking it. The solution, researchers have concluded, is to meet halfway.
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