Why can't men pick up after themselves.
messyinthekitchen
Posts: 662 Member
Okay I am part time student so I spend most of my time at home with our son. Meaning I do the majority of the cooking and cleaning. Which I am fine with. I love it really and wouldn't have it any other way. I expect that my job is to keep a clean home, and cook healthy meals for my family and spend time playing and teaching our 2 year old. What my title does not consist of is picking up after my fiance. Like wth is wrong with him. I ask him every day to throw is snot rags away. But what do I find this morning. His socks on the back of the couch. His nail clippers on the freezer. His snot rag on the kitchen shelf of all places. A book on the mantle. His shorts on the floor along with his wife beater. And a bunch of ripped up flyers of things he wants on the table. I also find cheese shreddings on the counter probably from shredding cheese for his lunch this morning. I could go mad I really could. If he was home I would tear his head off right now. I am not his damn servant. He has a entire desk for himself where he can keep all his crap. We have a hamper for our dirty clothes. And a rag to clean up. Why why why are men like this?? I love him I really do and he is a wonderful man and father. But honestly this is driving me crazy every day its the same thing. I spend hours keeping this house clean and when he comes home a few hours later you wouldn't know it. Is this all men or just mine? How do I fix him?? lol
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They are men. "Or they are gay." It was a super random post that had no point of being there and cracked me up. NOT DOING IT FOR ANY REASON OTHER THAN TO BE SiLLY AND NO I'M NOT CALLING GAY PEOPLE SILLY! Just having fun.:laugh:0
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The sooner you realize men think differently than women do, the sooner you will find bliss. :-)0
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pick up all his crap and dump it on his desk...let him sort it out. Do it daily until he gets the hint.0
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They are men.
Hey! I resemble that remark!!!0 -
Funny as I have to pick up after my WIFE.0
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My husband doesn't do that, But don't sweat the small stuff. Really - that's small stuff.0
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You're my friend and you're nice and I realize you're just venting... But no one is perfect0
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Really - that's small stuff.
I was going to say it, but you said it first. And nicer than I was going to.0 -
They are men.
Hey! I resemble that remark!!!0 -
It is impossible to post something serious on Chit-chat, fun, and games and not expect the schmucky schmucks(me:laugh: ) to respond. Oh and I've been told I have mad cut and paste skills.0
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pick up all his crap and dump it on his desk...let him sort it out. Do it daily until he gets the hint.
this sounds like a fun person to live with.....:noway:0 -
My sister is worse, but I can't pick up after myself either! When my boyfriend and I move in together, it will be a disaster.0
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Ah it's the small annoyances that just make life worth living...haha. If it really bothers you, sit him down and talk about it. You don't want to be the couple who murders each other over who forgot to change the TP roll. And if that doesn't work-I agree with prior poster-dump his stuff in a pile somewhere and let him work it out0
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Yeah, it's small potatoes in the long run. Certainly one of those 'pick your battle' scenarios.
Just two different people with two different perspectives.. I wouldn't sweat it. It wouldn't hurt to mention it to him but I wouldn't make WW III out of it0 -
Hey don't generalize!
I am getting better about picking up after myself!
Last night I made dinner, cleaned up after cooking and did some laundry and folded it too.
See we can change
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The sooner you realize men think differently than women do, the sooner you will find bliss. :-)
After 13 years I've realized I have to pick my battles. Diet Coke cans on the side table and random shoes in the living room really are minor things (at my house).0 -
Way to bash 'all men' for your husband faults! Good job.0
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So your fiance is a slob - why does that equate to Men in general ?
He obviously has a differing threshold of what's acceptable as clutter/untidiness. You need to either educate him by telling him how much it distresses you, or put up with it. Press on him the need to show a good role model to your son0 -
You are engaged to a man who wears wife beaters. That should have been a neon sign right there :noway:0
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Really - that's small stuff.
I was going to say it, but you said it first. And nicer than I was going to.
No, it's not small stuff. He's a bad roommate. If they can't find a happy medium now, they should not be planning to marry.0 -
WW III
I'm so not helpful on here, but I do stand by my statement that they are men. I live with one and he blames the mess on everyone else when he's not really helping the problem.0 -
But he's my mess maker and I love him:smooched:0
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You are engaged to a man who wears wife beaters. That should have been a neon sign right there :noway:
It's a nick name for a men's sleeveless undershirt... although, not the nicest of nicknames.0 -
we want you women folk to have somethin to do0
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Way to bash 'all men' for your husband faults! Good job.
I am not bashing all men hence why I asked is this him or all men.0 -
You are engaged to a man who wears wife beaters. That should have been a neon sign right there :noway:
It's a nick name for a men's sleeveless undershirt... although, not the nicest of nicknames.
Lol I know its a horrible name thats what they're called..I should have said under shirt lol.0 -
But he's my mess maker and I love him:smooched:
Yup, if 'making a mess' is the man's worst issue.. you/ OP are very blessed and have great guys! :P
Mine is a mess leaver too.. its just a running joke now0 -
Way to bash 'all men' for your husband faults! Good job.0
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pick up all his crap and dump it on his desk...let him sort it out. Do it daily until he gets the hint.
what a wonderful idea!!0 -
Why can't women put the toilet seat up?0
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