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Hello and welcome to the conversation from the BBC World Service.
This is the programme which explores an issue through the personal experiences of two women from around the world.
I'm Dashiani Navaniagam.
Now, a personal question for you.
Do you earn more than your partner?
And how does that affect the dynamics of your relationship?
If you're a female breadwinner, on a practical level,
has this altered the division of labour within the home?
Like doing fewer household chores or taking on less of the mental load?
And how has this challenged ideas of identity and gender within your relationship?
And what have those conversations been like if you've been having them?
Well, joining me in the studio to discuss this are Dr Bianca Parry,
a social psychology lecturer at University College London,
who's carried out several research projects on female breadwinners in South Africa,
and Melissa Hoganboom,
an award-winning science writer and author who works at the BBC's commercial arm BBC Studios,