At Women's Day, four fifths of Hungarian women are surprised

Nevertheless, the majority of women spend more than 8 hours a week on housework and one-fifth of their "self-timing" is only one or two hours a week.

Men do not go without words: 84 percent of the women who have been in contact have said they would love her on March 8th. In addition, four fifths of men (80 +%) also surprise their loved ones with birth and name days and Christmas. As for anniversaries, they are less active, and 57% of women are attentive. 8% of women do not receive gifts on any occasion.

Looking at the division of labor for household tasks, it turned out that 57% of men help at home, and fortunately "voluntarily and singing" (9 out of 10). Women are most helpful in shopping (78%) and emptying their trash (76%). One hundred out of sixty women are helping their partner with general cleaning such as vacuuming and mopping. Most of the tasks related to children (egson making, transportation, etc.) are mostly for women: almost two thirds of them do it themselves. Women are more alone in washing, and only one third of the respondents receive support. Cooking is not a big favorite, leaving three quarters of women alone. There's only less help in washing and shaving. It is a pleasure to see that the partnership contribution is regular, 8 out of 10 women can count on their partner in housework several times a week.

Looking at the above list, it is not surprising that 16 out of 100 women feel that their homework is roughly equally distributed; More than half of the Hungarian women living in the relationship spend more than eight hours a week on housework.

. "The so-called" Enid "respect, that when someone pays homage entirely at his pleasure, the Hungarian women are not letting go" - said Agnes Szucs, Villany, Hungary managing director of Nielsen. "One-third of them have no more than two hours of their own, and 7 out of 100 women can not take time to deal with it alone.

If you have leisure time, the most popular activity is filming at home. More than half of the respondents mentioned this as their main recreational activity. Reading (35%), traveling and hiking are also popular (35%). Hungarian women are eager to cook almost one-fifth of their hobby, but gardening is also popular. Interestingly, recreational activities, such as recreation and recreation, such as recreation, etc. drawing, sewing, embroidery, and DIY are only attractive to eight percent of women.

(Source: marmalade.co.uk; Nielsen | Picture: pixabay.com)