Does splitting chores equally really change gender equality?
My sister and I split chores growing up, but she always ended up with the dishes while I mowed the lawn. Now she's a lawyer and I'm a stay-at-home dad, and people still ask me if I'm 'babysitting'—it's exhausting. I wonder if gender equality is more about changing daily habits than big policies. Could small shifts in who does unpaid work actually reshape the whole system?