Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Offer to clean for her. If you two married, would you end up being the househusband? If so, what is the big deal? If she works, can you recommend a good housekeeper? If this is your most IMPORTANT quality, don't string her along--break it off immediately. Keep in mind children aren't robots, they drool and get dirty and have papers/exams cutting into room cleaning time. Date women in maid services or custodial services.Anonymous wrote:I’m dating a new woman that I really like but she is very messy. I have been to her place twice and it’s a mess. I’m a very clean person and that’s an important quality in a partner. I’m not sure it would workout longterm if we have to live together. Do I say something to her about it?
Why must you make women helpless little victims? OP should clean for her? How about she get her lazy butt up and clean her own place like adults do. You must be a slob too.
Anonymous wrote:An orderly space isn't always reflective of a well-ordered mind and life, it can be OCD or OCPD and everyone is just quietly tiptoeing around to not trigger the control freak.
Anonymous wrote:Offer to clean for her. If you two married, would you end up being the househusband? If so, what is the big deal? If she works, can you recommend a good housekeeper? If this is your most IMPORTANT quality, don't string her along--break it off immediately. Keep in mind children aren't robots, they drool and get dirty and have papers/exams cutting into room cleaning time. Date women in maid services or custodial services.Anonymous wrote:I’m dating a new woman that I really like but she is very messy. I have been to her place twice and it’s a mess. I’m a very clean person and that’s an important quality in a partner. I’m not sure it would workout longterm if we have to live together. Do I say something to her about it?
Offer to clean for her. If you two married, would you end up being the househusband? If so, what is the big deal? If she works, can you recommend a good housekeeper? If this is your most IMPORTANT quality, don't string her along--break it off immediately. Keep in mind children aren't robots, they drool and get dirty and have papers/exams cutting into room cleaning time. Date women in maid services or custodial services.Anonymous wrote:I’m dating a new woman that I really like but she is very messy. I have been to her place twice and it’s a mess. I’m a very clean person and that’s an important quality in a partner. I’m not sure it would workout longterm if we have to live together. Do I say something to her about it?
Anonymous wrote:I’m dating a new woman that I really like but she is very messy. I have been to her place twice and it’s a mess. I’m a very clean person and that’s an important quality in a partner. I’m not sure it would workout longterm if we have to live together. Do I say something to her about it?
Anonymous wrote:Did you visit unannounced or were you invited? If invited and the house was a mess, don’t expect improvement,
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How messy? Are we talking clothes everywhere or dirty dishes?
OP here. I’ve been to her place twice and both times it was messy. I understand a little mess because that happens, but her kitchen was filled with dirt dishes and left out food, her living room had cups and dishes left out on the table, and her bedroom, had clothes all on the floor, and the bathroom had makeup and other stuff and towels thrown everywhere.
My place isn’t always super neat but I do make it a habit to put food away and my dishes in the dishwasher. I do a little reset every night by cleaning up the main spaces and putting things back where they go. I have a housekeeper that deep cleans my place every two weeks but I attest try to keep it clean.
Anonymous wrote:Lies. Most men do not clean and are not neat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lies. Most men do not clean and are not neat.
Not true. I'm married to a super neat guy. I'm not super messy, but way messier than him. And our son is also super neat.