Item 2 is an example I’ve seen in discussions of emotional labor. While distribution of some burdens really tends to be gendered and it’s a good thing to be aware of, I like this post as an acknowledgement that burdens exist all the time, in all kinds of situations. Sort of a broader picture, of which gendered emotional labor is a detail.
Item 2 is an example I’ve seen in discussions of emotional labor. While distribution of some burdens really tends to be gendered and it’s a good thing to be aware of, I like this post as an acknowledgement that burdens exist all the time, in all kinds of situations. Sort of a broader picture, of which gendered emotional labor is a detail.
Thank you for your sequence!