In marriages today, some argue that it is the responsibility of both spouses to earn a living for the family. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Many these days contend that both spouses should work and provide for the entire family.

on the contrary

, In my opinion, though advisable in certain circumstances, it is preferable to subdivide roles within a family so that

parents

can spend enough time with their kids along with providing sufficient financial

support

and only one spouse should work.

For instance

, the father can take up the role of nurturing offspring and the mother can provide financial

support

or vice-versa.

Firstly

,Those who

support

this

argument focus on the righteousness of empowering women in marriages. Historically, the fairer sex did not have the freedom in most cultures to work. In recent decades, women have

also

gained more rights both formally and informally in society,

this

has allowed them to extend themselves through their careers. Connected to

this

empowerment is

also

a sense of duty. Not only do women now have the opportunity to endeavour and develop their full potential but, they

also

have the privilege of taking on greater responsibility. The end result is they can simultaneously help alleviate financial burdens at home and gain improved self-esteem but

this

will put pressure on kids at home.

For instance

, families, where we have only one spouse, are more connected emotionally and can provide a better life for their children

nevertheless

financial stability is equally important.

Moreover

, most working-class families must simply struggle harder at their jobs and at home.

This

can produce significant fatigue over the long term and cause

parents

to feel powerless, overextended, and even lead to anxiety conditions and depression.

However

, a clear division of responsibilities in a family is the best way to nurture one’s child. If both

parents

perform, as has become increasingly common in Western nations, there is a strong likelihood the children will be neglected. Though affluent families can mitigate

this

drawback with a nanny to look after the children and a cleaner,

this

is a poor substitute for the love of one’s actual

parents

. In my conclusion,based on the examples above , I agree that a single working spouse provides better emotional

support

and life to their kids and family.