I think a man wrote this article. ;)

I was thinking maybe it sparks fights over who does it the right/wrong way.

Married for 56 years, raised 4 children, and everything was 50/50 with no complaints.

It was a fair balance in our household. I made a list of what needed to be cleaned and my wife did the cleaning.

If more woman only realized this the world would be a far better place.

Everyone has forgotten about traditional values---Too much focus on alternative lifestyles and such---Women are much happier at home and not working---I'm a big fan of Ann Romney---Her husband and Scott Brown tell it like it is and should be---That's why I am voting for both of them

Aw, fiddlesticks. The media are having a "sell the soap" flash crowd again. How about checking the original story rather than quoting what they read in The Telegraph, or Aftenposten.no? Not to mention because of the dearth of science and math degrees in media, they couldn't parse a statistical study if they tried ... (Exceptions: The New York Times often does a good job, as does The Atlantic.) So, seek out the original: http://nova.no/id/25898.0?language=1

There are lots of households where both have to work, so the way things use to be do not apply as much. There are still many values left, we just have to adjust them a bit, to meet our situation, that's all.

I agree that the sharing is not the problem.. My son and his wife both work. She loves her job and he loves his. They share the child rearing and house work. My son is a great cook as is his wife. And they are very happy.. The survey sounds very flawed.

Norway is a beautiful country. I especially loved my time in London.

Not only is his (Mr. Nibbles) geography confusing, but what has his description and enjoyment of the country of Norway and city of London (in England) got to do with the question? I love Norway and all of England also. Comments appreciated anyway.