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Father: was Trader now Farmer, part-time (on contract) creating metal ventilation pipes for ships.
Mother: Hair saloon for women
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Father: factory worker (mechanic)
Mother: clerk
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Diocletian was also from a humble background.Originally Posted by Gedza
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Dad mathematician and engineer, mom molecular biologist, but both of them don't work within their professions for decades.
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All Women on Balkans are housewifes, they work 8h then they come home make dinner, clean house, take care of children etc...
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I'm a bit surprised by all the Electricians and Engineers.
and of course all the working women, lol. This forum is pretty autistic sometimes so mothers working 40 hours a week would make sense as to why some people are here.
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A housewife is full time at home, what you describe is not balkan exclusive lol
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Each family needs two incomes in our side of the world
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Don't know about inner Balkans but from my Greek perspective,
Although my mother tried to help with household and we never hired a housekeeper, she properly learnt to cook in her 40s(when I was 15 or so). I have much more fonder memories of my grandparents as a child whom I will visit everyday after school.
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