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A woman paid to fight a losing war against other people's chaos.
means A female domestic worker hired to clean, cook, and manage a household, or historically an unmarried young woman.
from Shortened from Middle English 'maiden,' from Old English 'mægden,' meaning a young unmarried girl or virgin, before the job description took over.
Maiden linkSame root as 'maiden name' and 'maiden voyage'.
Virginity baggageOriginally implied chastity, not housework, for centuries.
Joan of ArcCalled 'the Maid of Orleans,' no mop involved.