I think it affects the division of labor within the nuclear family the most because before technology, before smartphones, before all the red hailing services apps we used to have mothers cooking and providing food for the family but now that there is two dash and grab the mothers they can just easily order food and have them delivered to home at home and I think even the kids even the father they can also do that as long as they have the resources to do to order and And I think that slightly changes the dynamics of a traditional family relationship, where the ones providing for food is no longer necessarily the mother, but also the other family members. And I think it brings a more egalitarian structure, where everybody can contribute, and the mantle load is not single-handedly burdened by the mother thing.
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I think it affects the division of labor within the nuclear family the most because before technology, before smartphones, and before all the food delivery service apps, we used to have mothers cooking and providing food for the family. But now, with these services, mothers can easily order food and have it delivered to their homes. I think even the kids and the fathers can also do that, as long as they have the resources to place an order. This slightly changes the dynamics of a traditional family relationship, where the responsibility for providing food is no longer necessarily the mother’s, but also includes other family members. I think it brings a more egalitarian structure, where everybody can contribute, and the mental load is not single-handedly borne by the mother.
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