#invisiblelabor

[laurenrinaldi]

It Always Rains On Sunday, oil on panel, available @paradigmgs - link in my profile #oilpainting #contemporarypainting #oilonpanel #artoftheday #selfportraiture #secondshift #invisiblelabor #dress #laurenrinaldi https://www.instagram.com/p/CpaMRs_OMZw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[feministartspractices-blog]

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Provided to YouTube by Sony Music Entertainment Mad · Solange · Lil Wayne A Seat at the Table ℗ 2016 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment...

https://genius.com/10554488 - Aina

[dualisticunity]

Parents and the Relentless Responsibility of Being “The One” - Dualistic Unity

When others depend on you for stability, uncertainty has nowhere to land. That pressure quietly shapes how parents relate to themselves. https://dualisticunity.com/parents-and-the-relentless-responsibility-of-being-the-one/

[dualisticunity]

How Being “Low Maintenance” Becomes a Way to Disappear - Dualistic Unity

Disappearing doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it looks like never taking up space. https://dualisticunity.com/how-being-low-maintenance-becomes-a-way-to-disappear/

[joelekm]

Invisible Labor | The Unseen Burden on Women | Beyond The Sugarcoat

This episode of Beyond The Sugarcoat really opened my eyes to invisible labor—the emotional and mental load women carry every day without recognition. It’s honest, relatable, and important for anyone in a relationship to hear.

[joelekm]

Invisible Labor | The Unseen Burden on Women | Beyond The Sugarcoat

I recently watched an eye-opening video on the hidden burden of invisible labor in relationships. It highlights how women often take on emotional and household work, leading to burnout. A must-watch for anyone wanting to understand the importance of shared responsibilities and open communication in relationships!

[shespeaksintongues-band]

LISTEN to SSIT Single INVISIBLE LABOR, the perfect bloody Mother’s Day card

"The work of the Mother is so often invisible. Taken for granted. Whether it's the every day Mother taking care of her children, her household, or our Mother Earth who's natural systems we abuse. This song is like ENOUGH IS ENOUGH."

DOMESTIKA, SHE SPEAKS IN TONGUES 2ND ALBUM IN 8 YEARS is NOW OUT for LISTENING ON BANDCAMP. LISTEN to the track INVISIBLE LABOR to get a flavor of what this album, and "MOTHER'S DAY" is really about. A description below...

"I wanted to capture the feeling of grief from being on the other side of Motherhood. Having gone through the Threshold... You grieve the person you were. You grieve the lack of respect and honor and ceremony in your culture for Birth and Motherhood and Healing. It really weighs on you. I wanted to take the song from this micro level of that experience, that grief, to the macro level of singing from the perspective of Mother Earth. Of ALL the Mother Ancestors coming to this woman's aid and being her advocate and expressing their anger. Really pointing the finger at society and saying "NOW SIT DOWN AND THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU'VE DONE!!!"

[findinghopellc]

‘Invisible labor’ taking a toll on mothers’ well-being: What you need to know

Researchers are calling the mental and emotional labor put into running a household “invisible labor,” and women are carrying the burden.

Women carry the load of emotional and mental baggage needed to run a household.