women by nature, are meant to be outside.

The health impact of conformity to feminine norms of behaviour is also evident in the past, for instance in the 1950s and ’60s, when those norms were particularly rigid. During this time, many housewives struggled with anxiety, depression and eating disorders, collectively referred to as the ‘housewife syndrome.’ Some turned to ‘mother’s little helpers’ — a class of psychoactive drugs known as benzodiazepines — or excessive alcohol consumption to cope with the strain of domestic ‘bliss’.
How Social Expectations of Masculinity and Femininity Make Us Sick
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Katie Jgln
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women by nature, are meant to be outside. being domesticated was by the patriarchal understanding of it. however, i dont see the 1950s woman any better than today. today many things make us second class citizens
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