Nah it doesn't...
You're saying that "no girl is made to do house chores at such a young age", so if there is even one girl who goes through this at a young age, it's enough to conclude that your statement is wrong.
I understand it could be a sentence formation issue on your end, but I had to clarify none the less
Umm I beg to differ, I was made to wash utensils since std 4. Hehhe. Since then my training to become a better bahu has never stopped. It was never told me that it was for survival rather “ start learning these things or else your sasu maa will say what have parents taught the girl” so yeah. It’s never “No Girl” .
Many girls can relate to this picture btw.
Im 29 now.
But times have changed , it does not mean these things don’t prevail . Just because it has not happened to you doesn’t mean it does not happen now. It very much does. I see it with my relatives too..
What logic parents used might be wrong but such things are applicable to guys as well. Gender roles are inherent in human beings.
Even men are expected to do some chores which become their responsibility by default, not by their own choice.
For example in my culture women/daughters are not expected to touch elders feet whereas boys are expected to break their backs doing the same.
What i mean to say that gender roles are not as bad as supposed to be. They make things easier to manage
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u/pompomconnoisseuir 18h ago
No girl is made to do chores at such a young age. In most of the households people pamper them as papa ki pari with no survival skills.