The Mental Burden: Love and War #2

**Title: The Mental Load in Household Planning and Management Explained | Women’s Responsibility**

**Description:**

Welcome back to my channel! In this video, we delve into the important discussion of whether women are primarily responsible for household planning and management. We explore the concept of the “mental load” that is often placed on mothers in their daily lives.

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We start by referencing a thought-provoking webcomic, titled “You Should Have Asked,” which effectively illustrates the mental load women face in their everyday routines. The comic sheds light on the expectations placed on women to not only handle parenting and household chores but also handle the organization, reminders, and planning.

For a full transcript of the video, click [here](transcript_link).

Throughout the video, we explore various aspects such as equitable division of labor in relationships, the impact of feminism, relationship communication, and the concept of love. We also provide insights from authoritative sources such as [Working Mother](https://www.workingmother.com/this-comic-perfectly-explains-mental-load-working-mothers-bear) to support our discussion.

Join me as we dive into this important topic and gain a deeper understanding of the mental load women carry in household planning and management. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more thought-provoking content!

**Keywords/Tags:**
women, men, feminism, mental load, relationships, love, relationship communication

**Sources:**
– [Working Mother](https://www.workingmother.com/this-comic-perfectly-explains-mental-load-working-mothers-bear)

Discussing whether or not women are responsible for the majority of household planning and management.

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-Sources

-https://www.workingmother.com/this-comic-perfectly-explains-mental-load-working-mothers-bear