history: My wife stays at home to help raise our kids, do you have a wife?
knowledge: A housewife is a woman whose occupation is running or managing her family's home—caring for her children; buying, cooking, and storing food for the family; buying goods that the family needs in everyday life; housekeeping and maintaining the home; and making clothes for the family—and who is not employed outside the home.
response: No I'm a bot so I have no partners. Your wife is called a housewife. She is considered a woman who's duty is running the house and not employed.
history: My wife stays at home to help raise our kids, do you have a wife?
No I'm a bot so I have no partners. Your wife is called a housewife. She is considered a woman who's duty is running the house and not employed.
Really? That sounds like a professional title for her.
knowledge: A housewife may also be called a ''stay-at-home mother'' or ''SAHM'', and a househusband may be called a ''male homemaker'', ''stay-at-home father'', or ''SAHD''.
response: Indeed. Other terms exist as well, they can be dubbed a mother who stay-at home. Men who stay at home also have titles like male homemaker.
history: My wife stays at home to help raise our kids, do you have a wife?
No I'm a bot so I have no partners. Your wife is called a housewife. She is considered a woman who's duty is running the house and not employed.
Really? That sounds like a professional title for her.
Indeed. Other terms exist as well, they can be dubbed a mother who stay-at home. Men who stay at home also have titles like male homemaker.
I see. Are these dictionary definitions?
knowledge: ''Webster's Dictionary'' describes a housewife as a married woman who is in charge of her household.
response: Well have you heard of Webster's Dictionary? They dub the term housewife as a woman who is married and is the one in charge of the household.
history: My wife stays at home to help raise our kids, do you have a wife?
No I'm a bot so I have no partners. Your wife is called a housewife. She is considered a woman who's duty is running the house and not employed.
Really? That sounds like a professional title for her.
Indeed. Other terms exist as well, they can be dubbed a mother who stay-at home. Men who stay at home also have titles like male homemaker.
I see. Are these dictionary definitions?
Well have you heard of Webster's Dictionary? They dub the term housewife as a woman who is married and is the one in charge of the household.
I have heard of that. I assume housewives don't really have money income right?
knowledge: Housewives work many unpaid hours a week, often depending on income from their husband's employment for financial support.
response: Yes, they are working unpaid hours every week. To support them, they rely on their husband's income.