Articles 26 and 28A husband and wife's contribution to household chores is a major issue in today's marriages. Should the man only participate a little, helping only when the woman really needs help? Should he assume that his wife should run the house? Or should he participate in at least half of the work, making the house egalitarian? Could it be assumed that the woman feels overworked between her job and running the house and that she should reduce her working hours or ultimately stop working? But what about the woman? Should she take responsibility just because or should she stand up for what she wants? who is a helper and not just a provider? Should she feel guilty for wanting help or should she delude herself into believing that her husband is doing his best? If she quit her job, would that really help? Would she feel better and less stressed? These are major questions that husbands and wives ask themselves. So what do people consider a typical family and how do they think the household is run? Most would say there was a woman who got up early to get her child ready for school and m...