A woman has sparked debate online after sharing a personal experience that she says led to resentment toward her father.

The discussion began when a user on X posted that it made little sense for someone returning home from work or other daily activities to be expected to cook for a person who had been at home all day, unless that person was unable to do so due to a disability.

Reacting to the post, the woman recounted an incident from her own life, explaining that it reminded her of experiences involving her father.

Her account quickly attracted attention on social media, with users offering differing opinions on family responsibilities, traditional gender roles, and expectations within the home.

While some sympathized with her perspective and argued that household duties should be shared fairly, others maintained that family dynamics vary and should be understood within their specific circumstances.

The story has since fueled broader conversations about parenting, domestic responsibilities, and how childhood experiences can shape relationships later in life.

She wrote: “This was one of the rude awakenings that made me start h@ting my dad. He was jobless that year while I and my sister were working as teenagers, but when we come back at night, ‘Susan what are we going to eat’, ‘Warm the soup’, ‘Make eba for everybody’. Grateful for crase everyday.”