Does your family share the housework? Does everyone do their part? If your answers to the questions are no，you will want to take a look at the story of Miss Potkin, a Twitter user.
Miss Potkin is a British mother of three children. She seemed to do all the housework at home. She was tired. So she decided to stop doing housework to see how long it would be before someone started to help with it.
Miss Potkin first stopped doing the dishes. "I make all the dinners, and I am tired of having to do all the cleaning too. My family is going to run out of clean spoons, cups and plates. Who will do the dishes first? Not me, " she wrote online.
Miss Potkin then stopped doing the laundry (洗衣服) and other housework. As a result, the house was a complete mess. She said that it was uncomfortable to see the mess and she felt a strong impulse (冲动) to take matters into her own hands, but she held up.
Her excitement started to build up when she noticed her husband putting the dirty bowls in the dishwasher three days after she stopped doing the dishes. Although he forgot to turn the dishwasher on, things started to look up. Then, all of her family started to help with the housework. They did the laundry, cleaned the house, took out the rubbish…
Miss Potkin's story got lots of likes online. Some people said this was a good lesson for the family.
It taught the family that everyone should do a part at home. What are your thoughts on this?
