Laundry

One reason why people expect wives to do the laundry is because of traditional gender roles and expectations. Throughout history, women have often been expected to take care of household chores such as cooking, cleaning, and doing laundry. This expectation has been perpetuated in popular culture, and has been passed down from generation to generation. As a result, many people continue to believe that it is the wife's responsibility to take care of the laundry.

Another reason is that in many households, women are the primary caretakers of children. As a result, they may also be responsible for washing the children's clothes. This can add to the amount of laundry that the wife is expected to do, as well as contribute to the perception that it is her responsibility. Additionally, in some cultures, the expectation that the wife will take care of the household chores is reinforced by the husband's role as the primary breadwinner.

Finally, in some cases, the wife may simply have taken on the role of doing the laundry out of convenience or preference. She may enjoy doing laundry or find it easier to fit into her schedule. In these situations, the expectation that the wife will do the laundry may be less about traditional gender roles and more about the practicalities of everyday life. Regardless of the reasons, it is important for couples to communicate openly and make decisions about household responsibilities that work for both partners.