[Responsibility2nd]

...sociologists Sarah Bowen, Sinikka Elliott, and Joslyn Brenton from North Carolina State University argue that the stress that cooking puts on people, particularly women, may not be worth the trade-off.
 

 

Let me gues. Some wymyn's studies gals who couldn't find a man even if they were straight are upset at traditional roles.

 

[Calvin Locke]

More likely, their "Daughters of Sappho Club" mistakenly showed Julie & Julia and didn't like the stress that Amy Adams portrayed.

[Rodamala]

At one point a few years back I had quit my job in Illinois and moved back to NJ. A friend was going through a rough time with a separation from his wife and needed help so invited me to move in. I largely assumed the role of housewife/pet sitter/groundskeeper. I was meal planning, grocery shopping, grooming his dogs cutting the grass... servicing oil burners... you name it.

Some meals were indeed big productions... but it was not stressful... it gave structure to the day.