Women and the Family

Quote from Parker reader that I would like to respond to on my own.

"As society grows more complicated,” she continued,
“it is necessary that woman shall extend her sense of

responsibility to many things outside of her own home if

she would continue to preserve the home in its entirety."

This quote could have many different types of interpretations. You could see it as, the woman should branch out of the house and try to gain responsibilities other places, but at the same time remain the sanity of the house. You can also see it as the author saying that it is time for women to not be in the house and getting out and making a name for herself. After reading the quote over and over I can't seem to think which one I believe to be true. This is where I open up a question to my fellow classmates, what exactly jumps out at you when you read this quote?