LifestyleMarriageA woman has admitted that she loves to 'serve' her husband, saying that she finds it strange when he lifts a finger to help with housework, and 'submitting' is what she believes good wives should do11:02, 07 Aug 2026A woman claims to enjoy being a trad wife, which is a term to describe women who willingly embrace traditional gender roles in their marriages. For some, this means staying at home and doing all the cooking and cleaning.‌Laura Zachary "submits" to her husband, Zion, and believes her job is to "keep him happy". She thinks that any woman who doesn't do the same simply "[won't] make an effort" with her partner because she's become "lazy".‌In an argument that will alarm many, the 36-year-old also believes "women aren't actually designed to have to make decisions". She also believes that women without partners are "empty, soulless and bitter".‌In her online videos aimed at other women, she tells them to stop being "some kind of boss babe" and to focus on "looking beautiful" instead.Zion, who lives with Laura in Yorkshire, claims to be the "proud leader of the household" and boasted that his "wife knows what her role is".‌The couple have been together for 10 months and tied the knot in December. Describing their relationship, Zion said: "I enjoy traditional marriage with traditional masculine and feminine roles".In a video shared with Love Don't Judge on YouTube, he implied that he left the household chores to his wife. In the short clip, Laura could be seen doing the dishes in the kitchen as he worked at the counter.However, it is worth noting that Laura has a career of her own. Despite claiming to be a traditionalist, she quit her job as a relationship coach to start her own business.‌In addition to posting about her life online, Laura describes herself as "England's most sought-after teacher of traditional and biblical wifery" and offers her clients online courses and coaching opportunities.So as much as she says it's not good to be a "boss babe", she does seem to be doing exactly that!Reaction‌While the couple says they're happy to promote historic gender stereotypes, they are often criticised for their marriage. Some say the dynamic makes them "throw up in their mouths" and others accuse the pair of "internalised misogyny".There is also one 'cruel' comment they received time and time again. Laura added: “People think it’s degrading to take care of a man."Despite the backlash, the pair seem to be content with their lifestyles. The trad wife added: "I just love taking care of my man".Article continues belowTo those who judge, Zion pointed out that all relationships are different and come down to personal preference. He added: "Choose how you want to live your life carefully".Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌MarriageViralYouTube