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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have had the displeasure of discovering that my newly minted husband is [b]lazy. He does work long hours at his job[/b]but after that he is useless. We recently moved into a new apartment and its been 2 months and he still hasn't unpacked 2 boxes full of his clothes, nor has he gone through and sorted through 2 other boxes full of his electronics and wires and odds and ends. In addition, he does not see dirt and disorder. He can live with a moldy shower and gross sink for years unless I specifically remind him to do his chores. I know it would be easy for me to just take on his chores but I do not want to end up like that. However, when I remind him that it is his turn to clean the bathroon he will get annoyed and huff and puff. He is 30 years old. I woke up at 6:00 am because I thought about all this and couldn't go back to sleep. This is very unattractive and I want out.[/quote] Yes I see he is last but works long hours? I guess those long work hours do not count because he is not working for you. Do you work?[/quote]
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