What Year is This?

I'm sorry, but did I miss something? I thought it was 2005 and not 1955. It's strange because whenever I watch commercials that involved cooking or cleaning products they seem to be aimed at women. Last time I checked men were supposed to be capable of doing some of these things too, right? I mean Collin cooks and cleans as much as I do, because we are equals and we share responsibilities. But we must be the only ones in the fucking world because Mr. Fucking Clean, every mother fucker at Swiffer, those Tyson chicken bastards, and every other company that makes home-realated products still thinks that women either

a) do all of the cooking and cleaning or
b) should be doing all of the cooking and cleaning

For starters I am obviously miffed at this, but it got me wondering. When women see these I bet they feel guilty that they aren't "doing their womanly duties," whether they actually realize or not. So if these commercials are consciously/unconsciously making women feel that they should cook and clean more or cook and clean better, could it fuck with men too? Maybe this is why most men feel that it's perfectly ok to be royal fucking slobs. And maybe this is why so many couples fight. Women think men are messy, men wonder why women won't clean up after them, women wonder why men won't clean up for themselves. Women are so busy with kids and jobs that they can't keep their house like Marhta Stewarts' and then they feel shitty.

For once I'd like to see a man in a commericial who is doing more than grilling Johnsonville Brats or nuking a microwave meal. Or maybe a guy in filthy clothes cleaning something other than his ridiculously large truck that hides the fact that he has a small penis.