“Un homme sans tradition n'est plus un homme.”

Being a housewife isn’t a job, it’s an act of love: 

A paid job has hours, a starting time, and a quitting time.

A housewife doesn’t have set hours; a housewife has work and all the work she does is an act of love for her husband, her family, her home, and herself. 

The more I hear women refer to homemaking as a job, the more it sounds to me like it’s no different than a job outside the home – and homemaking is totally not like a job outside the home:

I don’t commute anywhere

I create my own routine that works best for me

I don’t take a break when I’m told to take a break

I don’t wear a uniform or office attire

I don’t share a bathroom with anyone other than my husband

I don’t put up with bosses, co-workers, customers, or clients

I don’t sit through mandatory meetings

I don’t wear a mask

I don’t give my all to people who don’t love me