From unpaid caregiving and beauty routines to the hidden burden of emotional support, some women are starting to demand compensation for the work they do in relationships — work that often benefits men for a lifetime.
Since January 2025, she has been a trainee at ZEIT and ZEIT ONLINE. Previously, she worked as a conference interpreter and translator for Arabic and English. She studied ethnology, Arabic studies, and Islamic studies, and holds a master’s degree in Arabic conference interpreting. Her focus is on West Asia and North Africa, feminism, Arabic, migration, and displacement.
From unpaid caregiving and beauty routines to the hidden burden of emotional support, some women are starting to demand compensation for the work they do in relationships — work that often benefits men for a lifetime.