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1. Taking care of the home looks diff nowadays than back then.
2. Christ died and rose so that we would follow HIS law, not the laws of the land back then. So because of that, He calls us to sacrifice for each other, and to love each other as He loved us.
I say, set expectations based off of convenience and affinity. For example, I love numbers and working with my hands, and being active, so I handle our budget, clean the house, and shop for groceries.
My wife cooks because she loves to and she has TIME to. And she’s in school, so I am happy to help her with this convenience. Not because I make her. We found what’s convenient for us, and what we have a desire to do.
Not every household works this way, but I found it works for us.
TLDR:
Don’t think about the legalism peice. Think about how you can sacrifice (love on) your partner, and how they can do the same for you.
Woe is me, I am a sinner. As a husband, I have been taking care of the house work even though my wife doesn’t have a job but she takes care of the kids full time.
I think loving each other as a couple means spreading the workload evenly, where possible.
Doesn’t make sense for you to do most of the work and most of the home.
I think part of it is being open to hiring help if you’re both highly busy, though.