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This essay challenges the outdated concept of 'women's work' by highlighting the double standard where tasks like cooking and cleaning are considered mundane for women but revolutionary for men. The author argues that these essential tasks deserve respect and recognition for their importance in maintaining a functional society, emphasizing that women are capable of much more than just domestic duties. The playful, satirical tone adds humor to the pointed commentary on gender roles and societal expectations. Comparable works include Similar to the witty observations of authors like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie or Roxane Gay, the piece tackles complex social issues with a light touch and a sharp wit.

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