Historically, 'keep house' often referred to women's roles, but it's not gender-specific in modern usage.

Gender Stereotypes

'Keep house' can imply shared duties in a household, not just one person's responsibility.

Shared Responsibility

Some may choose 'keep house' as their full-time role, often undervalued in society.

Using 'keep house' suggests a level of independence and self-sufficiency in living.

One can 'keep house' while sharing the space with others, not just living alone.

'Keep house' is often used when someone starts to live independently, such as after college.