I see your point about traditional roles and the balance of Yin and Yang, and I agree that men and women have inherent strengths that often complement each other. However, I believe adaptability is key. If no women pursued professional careers, we'd face significant challenges—who would be female doctors, teachers, or even caregivers in professions where women’s perspectives and skills are invaluable?

That said, I don't think recognizing women's capability in professional fields means the household is no longer their domain. Many women naturally excel in managing a home because they understand its intricate details in ways that men often don't. But that doesn’t mean they can’t or shouldn’t step into the outside world, just as men should also take responsibility in their homes. It’s less about rigid roles and more about balance—both partners bringing their strengths where needed.

Success isn’t just about consumerism or external achievements—it’s about fulfillment, both inside and outside the home. Don't you agree???