“Finnish women are dominant,' Roman Schatz enthused. 'Traditionally, on Finnish farms the woman was chief of everything under the roof, including the males, and the men were there to take care of everything outside. No Finnish man would ever decide anything without consulting his wife. Men do the dishes. We don't have housewives in Finland - no one can afford to live from one salary. Women don't stay at home and breast-feed, they have their own careers and bank accounts. It's great - my divorce only cost me a hundred euro.” FeminismEqualityDivorceEgalitarianismFinlandSocial DemocracyScandinaviaMatriarchal Societies Book:The Almost Nearly Perfect People: Behind the Myth of the Scandinavian Utopia Source: The Almost Nearly Perfect People: Behind the Myth of the Scandinavian Utopia