Just because your dad made you, a boy, do some work doesn’t mean that everyone’s parents will. My parents, as much as I love them, don’t make my brothers do anything and it makes me mad cause I’m stuck doing all that work. Also, not evrything takes two hours to complete. SOmetimes there’s a lot more work, and chai is their way of relaxing.
**Actually I have an idea. When you get married and have kids, why don’t YOU get up at around oh say 6 oclock? **
Read namaz, get lunches ready, help get kids ready, do dishes, clean, do laudry, make food…OH wait there are the kids, now feed them, clean after them make them do their homework, read quuran etc…Let’s not also forget there are two other namaz’s to be read. Oh wait here comes hubby, he wants food and for you to wait on him hand and foot, he’s complaining he’s tired but what about you?
And before you say most of these thing can be done at the same time, tell me have you put something on to cook, then started cleaning, and forgotten about it, making you start the cooking all over again?
Not all women sit and read chai all day long. My mom does the same EVERY SINGLE DAY. SO doing a couple of things here and there, yeah it isn’t the same thing as doing all of that every single day.
Your perception of women leaves little to be desired.