I can remember moments of regret when I realised I was no longer entitled to the most comfortable chair at home. I had emphasised to my children the importance of equality, our mutual responsibility and the home as shared space. My comfortable grasp of theory was set on its head one night when I was tired and wanted to sit in my favourite chair to watch TV.
The chair was occupied by my youngest who pointed out - equality, shared space and so on. I wish I could say that I accepted this point gracefully: I feel I may have sulked.
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