Often still responsibilities tend to get very gendered or people just get in roles and there

is a real struggle to share leadership. the Welcome back to another episode of the relationship school podcast.

Hi, Gose and Alan Bader.

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gendered family life. Yeah something like like that. Yeah, the traditional gender roles I guess and

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