Contact: Daniel Fowler pubinfo@asanet.org 202-527-7885 American Sociological Association WASHINGTON, DC, January 24, 2013 Married men who spend more time doing traditionally female household tasks including cooking, cleaning, and shopping report having less sex than husbands who don't do as much, according to a new study in the February issue of the American Sociological Review. "Our findings…
Rogers argues that due to recent studies, traditional gender roles bring about greatest happiness for both sexes, feminists should consider this before promoting equality in relationships.
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N THE ROOF of a derelict building in a Dutch city Frankie and Dora sip Taiwanese bubble tea as they bask in the summer sun. “People have parties here all the time,” Frankie says knowingly, nodding to broken bottles and rolling her eyes at a loud group farther along. The two girls are dressed in vintage jeans, self-decorated sneakers they prefer “customised” and
T-shirts with a message. Frankie’s celebrates an art exhibition, Dora’s Billie Eilish, a singer whom she likes because she speaks her mind “on things like Black Lives Matter and justice and stuff.”