I wasn't going to get involved in this thread, but I must say, I have found it quite entertaining.
Personally I think the word "boss" applies more to the workplace than it does to one's home/family. I have supported/encouraged my wife in all she has set out to do. I have never pushed her or even made "suggestions" because I don't think it would yield "true" results. It has to come from her, and in the case of my wife, it did.
She wanted to get stuck in and complete her schooling, so she did, and on her own steam as well. She wanted to further her education, and so she did, again with no help from me. She has since gone on to have a good job that pays very well, and if I were to drop dead in the morning, she is more than capable of looking after herself and our kids without any assistance whatsoever.
Sure, this has come at a price (at least for me) because we don't spend as much time together as we once did, but I am quite a bit older than her and will almost certainly be dead long before her. Tying her down to be by my side 24/7 would be, in my opinion, very selfish.
If she wants a stable and secure career, then that is her choice entirely. She is still a "woman" and likes doing "woman" things, including "woman" chores. Then again, I also do "woman" chores.

In fact, I do both husband and wife chores. I clean; I take kids to school and pick them up; I regularly cook; etc; etc; etc.
And, for those who think all Thai men never do "woman" chores, I hate to tell you this, but you are very very wrong. Many Thai husbands help with basic chores like washing dishes and etc. My FIL is just one example. He has no problem cleaning up in the kitchen, and if MIL isn't here, he'll gladly sit and scrub his own clothes as well as make food.
Don't forget, a lot of Thai men are very different when they're at home compared to when they're in the company of friends.
Now, I could go into more detail, but I think we'd need to start a thread in night crawlers for that.

Don't try to impress me with your manner of dress cos a monkey himself is a monkey no less - cold fact