I’m juggling a lot—doing chores, working hard, caring for our daughters, and constantly fearing that I’m not enough. I worry that I’m not being the kind of father I want to be, or that I’m not providing enough financially for our family. I wake up early to work, often before my wife, and go to bed late, sleeping less than she does.
But it often feels like I’m invisible. The common narrative focuses on women carrying the mental load or doing the emotional labor, but I know that this isn’t the full picture. It’s not just my experience; many people, especially younger generations, are balancing similar pressures. While society may highlight certain gender roles, the reality is far more complex, and the burden often goes unnoticed.
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