Now it’s “not fashionable” to divide household duties into male and female. Many people think that housework should be equally distributed between husband and wife, and there is nothing wrong with a man to wash the dishes or do the cleaning. But this opinion is not shared by all. Some are still convinced that it’s still worth distinguishing between “male” and female work.
Male and female energies
If you think about it, separation of duties between men and women has always existed. Many people are accustomed to explain this by the fact that “male” work requires great muscular effort, and “female” work is easier. But it's not always the case. Especially now, when a man rarely has to do really hard physical work. It turns out that all his duties come down to “bringing a mammoth to the house, ” that is, make money for yourself and your family.
But the woman is now quite capable of providing both herself and her children. Why not really stop looking at the housework as purely “feminine”?
The fact is that men and women on the earth have completely different tasks, which are caused not so much by social conventions as by the different quality of energy, which is naturally endowed by representatives of both sexes. This is described in his book "Woman in the Male World" by E. Veselnitskaya.
She notes that the specificity of male energy is the pursuit of a specific goal. Veselnitskaya calls this property "folding to a point." The female energetic essence is a space that has no boundaries or direction.
In practice, this means that in order to fulfill joint goals and objectives (for example, in the family), a man and a woman perform successively different actions in accordance with their nature. It happens as follows:
- the man sets the direction;
- a woman provides space;
- a man organizes space;
- a woman fills it;
- a man puts an end to;
- a woman masters the level.
