This phrase is a stereotypical view because it assumes that all girls are taught from a young age that their primary role in life is to become wives, take care of children, and serve their husbands. This view reinforces traditional gender roles and expectations that limit women's opportunities and choices outside of the domestic sphere. It ignores the diverse possibilities and aspirations that women may have beyond traditional gender roles and reinforces the belief that a woman's worth is determined by her ability to fulfill these roles. It also overlooks the fact that not all women want to become wives or have children, and that they should have the freedom to make choices about their own lives.
