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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t know the answer either. I stopped finishing things for him, but those things linger forever.

Examples:
He cooked dinner for us. The pan he burnt meat in it is still sitting dirty. It’s been 3 weeks.

I wash and fold most laundry. I asked him to put towels and sheet away. They have been sitting in the basket for two weeks and keep getting shoved in corners when guests come, and clean laundry gets piled on them because we have no more baskets. Now there are 4 “clean” baskets which I’m sure I’ll have to dump out and reward and refold to start the process over.

He used a cast iron pan and it’s been sitting by the sink dirty ever since. Maybe two weeks? Three weeks?

He emptied the shower to scrub it. There is still soap scum in shower but he never put the shampoo and other items back and it’s been a month. He seems to have resorted to using a travel shampoo he found in my cupboard, and swiped my kid’s kid shampoo to use as body soap. [/quote]

Does anyone remember the "Everybody Loves Raymond" episode about the suitcase on the stairs? Ray came home from a work trip and left his suitcase on the stairs and Deborah refused to put it away for the umpteenth time, so it stayed there. Just one of the many ways that show spotlighted the joys of married life.

I'm surprised only one post so far has tried to use the ADHD excuse for DH ineptitude. Sorry, but there is no medical explanation for ignoring a filthy pan for days/weeks. It's just laziness.[/quote]

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