Controversial post my dear. In some Latin households, even today, women have to work long hours, without pay, without rights and without that "personal time" to recharge their batteries. There are still those who do not consider domestic work as a job, but as an "obligation" that the wife has in marriage.

Today, on the contrary, society recognizes that men and women participate equally in the field of work outside the home and domestic work, although not always paid, is seen as a real job. Likewise, men are becoming aware that they too must participate equally in domestic chores, traditionally assigned to women.

Marriage is like a gift that both husband and wife receive. In that gift come certain privileges and rights, but also come certain responsibilities, obligations and tasks, and there are no manuals that specify which tasks should be done by the man and which by the woman.

The home, the marriage and the children belong not only to one, but to both. Each member of the couple must evaluate the roles and expectations they have towards their spouse and adjust them to the real needs of the couple. Clear and precise communication is always a very important tool in this process.