Traditional gender stereotypes and expectations? Do men or women place greater expectations of the other to follow traditional gendered roles? Why?

[Shiprex]

Guys and girls should answer this after trying to assert gender stereotypical roles on others around them.

Here's my suggestion, guys should ask for a woman or girl around them to do a traditional gendered task for them and report whether or not it was done as well as the reaction to being asked. Example, get something for you to eat, make something, clean something, put something away etc.

Girls should ask a guy to do a traditionally gendered task and report back on it's success as well as reaction to the request. Example, carry something heavy, reach something high up, get something from the shops (providing), avoid aiming particular skill based task though

[Adel50]

I live in a relatively conservative country, so traditional gender roles are predominantly practiced here. For example, homemaking duties and child rearing are considered a woman's role, while financial and physical responsibilities are considered a man's role. In the context of gender roles, from what I have observed, women (and society in general) tend to have greater expectations from men than they do of women. Let me explain.

I observed that some of what is considered a woman's role are usually shared by the men. For example, in homemaking duties, men help with the chores, the kids, and so on. But the converse is not true. A woman isn't expected to share in the financial burden of the family, nor is she expected to share in the burden physical responsibilities like protection, maintenance, or heavy-duty work.

[Shiprex]

This is what I expect in countries where conventional roles are the norm but I seek to get an idea of whether countries with more gynocentric outlooks (Europe & North America) have the same sort of expectations.
I find it interesting that the conventionally women's roles are carried out by men (I think this is the case in the places I am interested in most too) but not the reverse although I suspect more liberal places would have women also earning and bringing in money.

[Adel50]

I see. In terms of expectations, I highly doubt it. Though I may be wrong.

[Anonymous]

The answer is women. They have resoundingly rejected traditional female gender roles while still expecting men to adhere to traditional male gender roles (e. g., expecting men to approach women, ask them out AND pay for the date, to be the primary breadwinner).

[itsannalee]

There are only 2 genders, that’s not traditional. That’s the gender.

[Ariesman81]

She would... that's why I'm with her.