Friday, 29 July 2016

Traditional Roles



Every working day was the same. She’d get up a half hour before him, and make breakfast, while he awoke, cleaned himself, then ate, kissed her, then left for work.

He spent all day making deals, selling and buying things for profits, while she spent all day cleaning, cooking, shopping, and everything else being a housewife entailed.

Then every evening was a quiet one, a meal, some TV, and then bed.

Both of them were miserable. Both of them hated the drudgery of their lives, hated what they had to do all day.

But they did it.

For each other.

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