Theo I.: My wife has increased her workload. She now worked almost 100%. In return, I did the housework and looked after the children during the 50% I didn't work. Well, they are grown up now. So that was the division of tasks. I worked half the time and did the housework the other half. Yes, what did a day like that look like? Well, in the morning it was relatively difficult to get going until you got up again and got moving. But I think in principle the work at home, in the household, where I could move around constantly, was easier than at work. Interviewer: Because you sit there a lot? Theo I.: Because I sat there and became stiffer and stiffer when sitting. Then typing on the computer also became more and more tedious. It was always much slower. Productivity dropped massively. [...] Towards the end it got worse and worse. Even when I was doing the housework, I had to think about what I was going to do and when, because there were always these moments when nothing worked anymore and I couldn't cook properly or I couldn't fold or hang up the laundry properly anymore, because it just became tedious. Maybe after an hour it came back and I had to juggle it permanently. "What am I doing when? When are the holes coming?"