| just like kids, some husbands need to suffer "natural consequences" It's the only way to help them grow up. |
You’re definitely being a “carrying wife.” Carrying your lazy slob of a husband his toilet paper. He probably chuckles, knowing you are his pathetic slave. |
| and next Christmas, i'd buy him a portable bidet, so he never needs to use TP again. Lol |
Is wiping his but part of being a loving and caring wife too? Again, I’m glad you enjoy playing mommy to a man who enjoys a partner who does that. How wonderful that two people with the same fetish found each other. It’s great that you consent to that type of role play, many women do not. And just like there’s no shame in a mommy kink, there’s absolutely no shame in not enjoying it. However, there is absolutely something wrong with ignoring OP’s lack of consent in this behavior. THAT is messed up. |
OP here and this is so perfect - he’s afraid of spiders so he gets ME to get them (and I don’t kill them, I transport them outside). This really made me laugh |
Oh I definitely need to. I’m not his toilet paper delivery woman. If you’re suggesting that I continue to rescue him, I will not. |
| I have cleaning lady come every 2 weeks and she stocks all bathrooms with loads of TP. I don't understand why there is a segregation "his" and "her" bathroom. Whoever is cleaning the house needs to stock all bathrooms at least for 2 weeks |
Omg this is OP and my head is exploding. We have a cleaning lady, and although she changes the sheets she does not restock toilet paper. I’m soooo going to ask her to do this!!! PP, I think you literally saved the day here. |
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In our house I'm much more likely to be the one to forget to check for toilet paper or a towel and need my DH to "bail me out."
However, I don't have a designated bathroom that's just for me to poop in, and also I am the only family member who cleans the bathrooms. Ever. We do not have house cleaners, either. So I do not feel bad about sometimes calling out to DH to bring me a spare roll or a towel as I get out of the shower, and as far as I know it does not annoy him either. |
You are welcome. 10 years of aribnbs management behind my belt. I know my stuff. Just get large packs of TP at Costco. |
| Buy a big pack of TP and leave it wrapped, outside the bathroom door. Next time leave one at the bottom of the stairs. Then after that, at the top of the stairs. Or leave a Hansel and Gretel trail of unwrapped rolls on the floor leading to his bathroom? I don’t know, at this point I’d just be trying to figure out ways to have a laugh about it with him while not doing the exact maid-service perfect robot housekeeper thing that he wants. |
This isn't a problem worth divorce attorney's fee. Just get a large package of TP from Costco and drop it in his bathroom once a year. Get your cleaning crew to stock up his bathroom every time they clean. Get a shower bidet which muslims and europeans use. TP is for number one, doesn't clean poop well. It's unhygienic. |
I agree. Doing it once or twice would be a caring wife. Doing it hundreds of times would make you his unpaid shit-monkey. |
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My husband uses our basement bathroom as well. We store all of our toilet paper in that bathroom. You know the Costco size packaging. So that is one bathroom that will never run out of toilet paper. So we don't have that issue. I keep track of the toilet paper in the other bathrooms so that we always have at least two rolls on back of the toilet. But that's me.
That said, I do get annoyed when somebody finishes a roll of toilet paper, and does not put the new roll on the holder. Such a simple thing to do. |