How can communities better support and integrate housewives from diverse backgrounds?

a married woman in charge of a household; She was career-minded and never intended to be a 1950s style housewife. Oct 13, 2020 ... Here's the first of my confessions of an ADHD housewife: I don't even like homemaking. I get no satisfaction out of cooking, cleaning, organizing or decorating. As a little girl, all I wanted to be was a housewife. What I dreamed of was being an old-fashion homemaker. I found comfort in programs like Little House on ... Nov 14, 2018 ... A housewife is a married woman who stays at home and isn't employed. She is the manager of her home and family. She does all house chores like, ... Nov 30, 2014 ... Among the issues which the Court would address, include, but may not be limited to: spousal support (also known as alimony), equitable ... Nov 8, 2015 ... Many housewives struggle to keep it all together and even those who have it all down lives far more empty than they otherwise could life. Such ... Apr 27, 2023 ... Both refer to the same person, but the usage of these words makes a lot of difference. I, for one, would like to call my mother a homemaker as opposed to a ... Mar 30, 2024 ... One doesn't exclude the other, and you're not less of a woman or less of a feminist if you switch between these two “extremes.” Jan 16, 2025 ... A homemaker often cooks, cleans, cares for children, helps with homework, and may pay bills, keep household schedules, and do the shopping. An ... Mar 19, 2021 ... A housewife is completely dependent on her husband. I see where she's coming from. I make ZERO dollars for my family, and I, in fact, depend on my husband to ...