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I think this inherently accepts the narrative that the work women were doing before had no or little value.

That care and emotional labour should not fall solely on women and we should all have the opportunity to partake in meaningful work but we shouldn't accept having to accept less time for care (and leisure) on some trumped up definition of what's productive/economic or not.

Are you trying to imply doubling the available workforce is not good? Its usually a good thing.

Women not being forced to do the reproductive labour in the family? Good.

Families being coerced into having two incomes to make ends meet, meaning they don't get as much time with their children as they like? Bad.

It doesn't matter to me whether the man or woman has the job, what matters to me is that one working person could support a family, kids, owning a home, some vacations and still had enough money to save up and be generally not very concerned with finances.

It would be nice if one salary, no matter the gender of the breadwinner, could sustain a family.