Mothers, work and well-being | Anke Plagnol | TEDxBerlin

[@Crocus1979]

I am quite worn out: high quality job, 2 kids who need fresh meals daily at midday after school, household even when our cleaning lady is here, and now she is on vacation. I am really struggling and am stretched thin.

[@vacaspen5038]

The real problem with his two bases the implication of surprised and complete sacrifice. You are adults who can plan a vacation, a new house, buying a new car. You saved for retirement! So you very well can have a plan of sort of savings nest.

[@prafullakumarnath5431]

People will judge us on our decisions....irrespective our gender

[@rhodacampbell]

Struggled with talk. Felt I was in a boring uni lecture rather than I TED talk. Didn’t get all the way through to the end, so made it got better

[@karolinakocemba6291]

Rhoda Campbell in contrary, I found it very interesting and true...I’m a new mother so it struck a cord. I didn’t think it was boring either ;)

[@emilyveronicam]

Im finding it interesting. Easy to undestand. Speakers English is very good. I have an good attention span and am able to deal with a lot of detail though. Most people have low tolerance for too much detail.. I get it.

[@xiqueira]

It was very enlightening and explained real life experience. I actually loved uni though so maybe that is why. It swells your brain!

[@reallydoe2552]

@@karolinakocemba6291 hi🥰

Divorce rates initiated by women increase in direct proportion with the amount of domestic housework performed by males. This makes perfect sense because the less a man works outside the house, the more he can work inside the house. Thus, men who do more housework tend to earn less proportionately, & thus become unattractive do to female hypergamy.www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/9572187/Couples-who-share-the-housework-are-more-likely-to-divorce-study-finds.htmlwww.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/28/divorce-rates-couples-who_n_1923623.html

[@nats2782]

nope

[@moonlightdragon14]

Robert Willis not at all

[@kaim2765]

Robert Willis sounds like you’re trying to justify not splitting work equally even though you both have jobs, both have the same kids and both live in the same house. That’s called lazy.

[@alecdiloreto6935]

The good garden hopefully afford because territory disturbingly remain outside a snotty jumbo. embarrassed, racial wine