Why have stereotypes defined the type of family everyone should have?

There is a really tough issue when arguing about family, and this includes that there is a social pressure for having a “normal” family, where the woman is in charge of the home and kids while the man is the one who goes to work. Not only is this an aspect, but also the formation of homoparental families or extensive families have not being well received these days, making this a topic that leads to discrimination .

Carlosparra3 wrote:There is a really tough issue when arguing about family, and this includes that there is a social pressure for having a “normal” family, where the woman is in charge of the home and kids while the man is the one who goes to work. Not only is this an aspect, but also the formation of homoparental families or extensive families have not being well received these days, making this a topic that leads to discrimination .

Because this stereotypes are being so strong in people that have made that people only believe in some "types" of families, and it should be not like that.