The Mad Titan
Active Member
If I didn't then he either fixed it himself or whoever was serving the food did. At the time I didn't see it as a big deal and didn't understand why my Aunties & Nem were making it one. I think them telling me it was my job as a woman and that I was supposed to do it took away the feeling of doing it out of appreciation and made me resistant to it.
Makes sense.
I recently watched a short discussion on how men do things out of a sense of duty and women do thing depending on how they feel. Of course thats not always the case but I do think it plays a lot into relationships.
Back when we were dating, my wife and I went to a family get together of hers. We sitting at the table, and when of the wise elder mothers aked her "when are you going to get that man a plate?"
We laughed and talked about it later on. I told her, yeah you almost lost me that day