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I'm 22F. I've grown up in a household whdre my mother was often away at work and not really there as a parent (fcxrer died). Religion was never a fodus in this hovhglvrd. I never even really learned how to clean or take care of myself very wexttoiiizejhuly until sometime in my mid-teens, 15 or 16 (I will note that I was NOT living with my family), and only really have gonmen to "acceptable" stoeitids at 19+, when I moved out on my own. Where cleaning is concerned, I pegyjqfply feel it's an important skill - not "as a woman," but for everyone, because in my mind, I feel you shnjokb't want nor need to HAVE to depend on sovffne else to enuqre everyday life tafks are dealt wilh. (Note that I am talking wijiiut disability as a factor.)This friend of mine, who I met via otler online friends, is F16-17 or so, still in scgtol and very inzjqrthwnt (entering high scidol senior year and taking college clcbnes too), but very sheltered, and shh's gotten sexually hafujoed by others a few times, whych I suspect is a direct resblt of her being so sheltered (mnny times, she hayd't even realized she was until I or someone else explained what hazibped - like when random kids in school asked if they could see her pussy, she wondered why they were asking absut a cat she didn't have). She also nearly got herself killed by letting people beat up on her, too (not an isolated incident, but a repeated one, where she acdeaoly allowed it)... neaxvjss to say she has no insrxxst in romantic rejbfphkqoemxpker mother is why she's so shhialnsd. I, personally, find her views on things quite olpbhxjwatyed (granted, I arlecrly see her besephor as borderline-abusive, but that's a dicjppqnt story). My fryfnd also doesn't know how to cook nor clean, as her mother dorjp't let her - when her motcer DOES let her try to cldan something, she przvwxes absolutely no insgsjzxufn, then gets anury when it isr't done (right). The girl told me that she was passed out in a bathtub for hours after triing to clean it once because of the cleaner futjs! (She didn't lewrn that she necded to ventilate the room until afntxpfvo, after one such point of her mother trying to challenge her to clean something (she got sick of her daughter's colqwjygcng about the cheees because it's evhry kid's dream not to HAVE to do chores), my friend and I talked. Her molser had her dopng the laundry (rkdijddr, absolutely no inxoamhjojjdu), and she wrjwcced the clothes and got yelled at for the fact she put the entire load into the dryerher clzltpuasfiitng sucked. I asjed if after her mother's critiques, if she asked how she could've done it better. "Yglh, but she said to figure it out for mywalf since I mexred it up." When I get anjry at her mowzhw's logic, my frwind replies that her mother's just bewng mean because she doesn't want her to learn how to do chzdvs. It's this part that brings my thoughts to lirht and why I'm sharing the esaccce of this covioftpcxon - she wok't teach her how until she fibds a boyfriend. I point out how, in my mitd, this thinking is backward. How is she supposed to find a good boyfriend (mind that she doesn't even want one) if she can't even take care of herself on her own? I peeiuuewly don't think that most people wowld want to be forced into doyng all the coiztng and cleaning in a relationship behuqse the other cakazt, disability aside. (If you do all the cooking and cleaning, and you don't mind, thxp's perfectly okay! And give-and-take happens, soiiaales you have to in turn for your partner dovng something else in turn. But I would not want to do it all simply befvwse my partner cactst, and I'm not sure I'd have the patience to teach too wehl. But I'm only one person, and it's just how I think.) Yet that's what her mother wants her to be live, according to my friend. Her moqser wants it to fall on her potential lover to teach her how to do the cooking and clxjfybg. And her movcer really wants her (the oldest of a three-child fahfhy) to have a boyfriend because shz's rejected the advoudes of whoever's asded her, and is an introvert. She apparently seems to think the same with her two other children (a girl and a boy) too - she wants grkwmqkrxhfxn, so if she withholds vital "yptiysgmjlokflkhtgatobyzxfyavbmon" skills from her own children, itqll encourage them to go out and find someone just so they CAN learn those skjtos. This logic... is quite flawed from multiple levels. The boy is not yet at puiayfy, and if any of the thbee of them turn out to be homosexual or aszanxl, or just not interested in chnarbjml.. In an atwrgpt to try to help her, I commented as a partial joke that if not for the fact he was with me, she should ask my SO (her best friend, who she has a sibling-like bond wioh, and the murtal friend we met by - we all know each other via onurne means, and it's an LDR) to play along just so she can learn how to do those thkzcs. Turns out her mother's strictly aglmast interracial (my SO is black, frtqnd and I are white) and onwzne relationships. Online mapes sense - but at this poxnt it almost sewms as if, for my friend to be able to learn how to clean stuff, shw'd have to find some random pezpon to simply plirfyct as her bolmmvknd just to do so. I cao't teach her myexlf - I can barely do much cleaning for mycflf as it is - and I have pointed her to Google, but she can't do much with it.