Is the difference in expectation about where the "line" is for household chores a systemic gender issue as well (men have lower expectations about when to clean than women) or a one off thing, assessed by every household? I also see myself in the "high threshold/low expectation" camp and always thought it was the burden of those who care more to handle it, but that doesn't bode well for household dynamics, I'd imagine. And around me it seems to alwways fall around the divide of gender, but is that really true?
Is the difference in expectation about where the "line" is for household chores a systemic gender issue as well (men have lower expectations about when to clean than women) or a one off thing, assessed by every household? I also see myself in the "high threshold/low expectation" camp and always thought it was the burden of those who care more to handle it, but that doesn't bode well for household dynamics, I'd imagine. And around me it seems to alwways fall around the divide of gender, but is that really true?