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I’m aiming towards PA school but I don’t know what to major in. I want a major that makes it easy to fit in pre reqs but is also not a GPA killer

Does anyone else have a father or brother that is exempt from all chores? My dad is nearly 58, has been married for 30+ years and has never, ever folded clothes in his life. I don’t believe he’s ever done the laundry either. He can’t cook. Not even an egg.

Meanwhile i get screamed at if i don’t wash dishes with perfect precision

Does anyone else relate to this? Is this an assyrian thing or just a douchebag thing

Like without our family hating us forever. Someone give me a step by step guide please

Anyone else’s parents just don’t teach them how to cook? My dad can’t cook. My mom does, but doesn’t have the time to teach me. My brother can’t (and won’t) cook because “he’s a boy.” Well technically he’s not a bot, he’s a man of 25.
My sister is 28, still lives in the house and can’t cook. Doesn’t even try.
I have another sister (30) who can cook like an expert but she lives with her husband and baby so it’s different. But why can’t we?

I asked one of my friends who is Iraqi, and has super strict parents like mine if they taught her to cook. She said no.
Why do they do this? Is it just me? Why do they love doing things for us? It’s probably just me

I’m in high school and considering going into UX/UI but I don’t wanna go into it and regret it.
I’m mainly worried about the pay and whether or not the job is replaceable by AI.
I just want to know from real UX/UI designers (not Google) how much they actually make and the real content of their work ??