Andrew and Brittany discuss the modern attitude of dismissiveness toward household work and family life. The false idea that, unless you find dirty dishes and sweeping fulfilling, then you shouldn't be a mother. This attitude implies that chores and housework are demeaning work. But all jobs have their share of drudgery and repetitiveness. So why does society treat motherhood particularly as unfulfilling because of this but does not extend the same logic to filing paperwork or commuting? Ultimately, where we find our fulfillment is from God alone and not from our occupations. 

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