She Is Not Just Housewife
She Is Not Just Housewife


I realized it today, she is not just a housewife. Housewives are more responsible mothers than working women.
A housewife can be both educated and non-educated, but the fact is that they spend more time with their children and their family.
She has been a power of strength, patience, and perseverance. The history of nations worldwide is proof of her significant role.
Her image is the personification of love, kindness, and tolerance. Housewives create, give, and embrace their family members unconditionally.
They cook, clean, and procure supplies for everyday living.
This pillar of strength is the traditional housewife.
Until the industrial revolution of the 19th century, most mothers in Europe and Amer
ica not only stayed home to tend to their children and house, but they also worked side by side with their husbands to make financial contributions to the family.
The power that women had as traditional housewives came from their valued contribution to the household.
You know that a housewife can't be just a housewife. She takes care of her husband, children, and her family together.
She bears everyone's tantrums at the same time, but even after this, if no one appreciates her, then she goes to sleep with a smile.
She forbids herself so that tomorrow she can do the same thing that her family tells her to do.
I think she is the economist of our house.
She is the key to the smiling faces of her family.