Shvachko Polina, group 17827
According to article published in “Marie Claire” ‘’Men
forced to be wives”, in northern Greece the special festival exists which lets
women and men change their duties with each other just for one day.
During all the day of 8th January,
Gynaikratia, as it is called in Greece, takes place. Men are supposed to be
subservient and dedicate all their time to performing what is usually supposed to be women’s household
chores including scrubbing bathroom and changing nappies. If a husband rejects
to do this, a wife has a right to beat him. While women always look forward for
this day to be appeased, men mostly disguise this festival as they find it too
humiliating to do the housework. Some of them even are teased by their friends
who have already rejected to obey the rules of this celebration. However, not
every Greek woman allows her husband to take responsibility for household
chores as he tends to make a great mess after him, and woman’s work doubles the
next day. Despite such controversial things, this festival is still held in
Greece setting the women free from daily routing at least for 24 hours.
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-*if a husband rejects to do it
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