Someone reversed the gender roles in sexist ads to show how ridiculous they really are

The gender roles that have been prescribed to us by society have formed an integral part of our identities for far too long. Many people still cling to traditional conceptions of what it means to be a man or a woman; believing, at the most fundamental, that pink is for girls and blue is for boys. Moreover, many people still believe that women should reside in the domestic sphere, whereas men are responsible for going out, working, and providing for their family. One artist, however, decided to turn expose just how sexist some gender roles are. 31-year-old visual artist and photographer, Eli Rezkallah recently created a photo series titled, In a Parallel Universe, which reimagined sexist advertisements from the 20th century with the gender roles reversed. And the results are seriously eye-opening...

1.  So much for "the angel in the house"

2. Burning dinner doesn't seem so serious now, does it? 

3. Yes, "show him"

4. Doesn't seem so innocuous now, right?

5. This certainly makes an impact 

6. This has a rather different message now

7. Who knew ketchup could be so political? 

Speaking about what inspired the project, Rezkallah said, "Last Thanksgiving, I was visiting my family in New Jersey and I overheard my uncles talk about how women are better off cooking, taking care of the kitchen, and fulfilling “their womanly duties.” Although I know that not all men like my uncles think that way I was surprised to learn that some still do". "These ads were made in the '50s and it felt at that moment that their essence is still present in the folds of today's modern social fabric". In other news, This is what the original "Wonder Woman", Lynda Carter, looks like now.