No. My father went to work. My mother drove him every weekday morning to pick up his car pool on the highway. He got up first and brought my mother coffee to wake her up. My father knew that you can get a woman out of bed with a cup of coffee. Thank you, Daddy, it worked on me, too. When my father got his paycheck, he gave it to my mother, who kept the funds.
While my father was at work, my mother looked after my brother and I, and my brother was always a handful, did the laundry and cleaning, changed the beds, cooked the meals, went to school functions. When I was in elementary, my friends would ask whether my mother was coming to a class play or similar because she and her friend, who had a daughter in the same class, would provide the goodies. This involved the time and effort of my mother and her friend.
We don't honor the housewives and mothers here in the US. They are the caregivers, those who sustain our lives. But last to be hired, don't give a baby a breast; how disgusting! A woman sustaining her infant deserves the utmost respect. You give up your seat for her.
BTW: my father never sat when a woman stood. Me too. I would have to be seated before he sat down. He would never enter a building without taking his hat off.