Anonymous wrote:OP you might be the same way -- interrupting a board with real problems with trivial nonsense.

More like nothing important unless Op says it is. Trash and crumbs? Whatever.

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Anonymous wrote:Did you say anything to him or just came here to complain?

We had an argument about it.

That's honestly pretty pathetic

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Anonymous wrote:My spouse interrupted me while I was working at home yesterday to tell me not to leave the last few nuts in the container but to just finish them and recycle the container. Is that something so important to discuss at 3:30 rather than waiting until after work?

Sorry, I'm Team Spouse on this one. My late DH routinely left the smallest amount of whatever (pizza, oj, nuts) in the container because he didn't want to be the one who finished it. Leaving a small amount is so much worse. His roommate from his bachelor days calls this behavior "Pulling a Scott".

+1

We have some ADHD impulse eaters in the house so anytime I go to cook a recipe I’m blindsided by empty containers hidden everywhere yet assuming I can cook the meal.

They think they’re fooling everyone that they don’t eat so much. And aren’t slobs.

In reality the only person they’re successfully lying to is themselves. Everyone else in the house sees right through them.

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Anonymous wrote:Is this your only problem?

As evident from OP’s various posts here they’re quite dense and belligerent, and refuse to understand the other POVs. Meanwhile, keep piling up the empties and trash in your fridge, cabinets and pantries.

My teenager does this. I have trained him that if he doesn't put it in the trash/recycling and tell me to buy more, uh oh, No nutella/crackers/etc. He is trainable with this incentive.

Anonymous wrote:Is this your only problem?

As evident from OP’s various posts here they’re quite dense and belligerent, and refuse to understand the other POVs. Meanwhile, keep piling up the empties and trash in your fridge, cabinets and pantries.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't get it. Why do you need to crowdsource this?

Do most stay at home parents interrupt the working parent with non time sensitive bs like this during work hours? If so why and why don’t they respect the work/personal time boundary?

Yes.

Just because you work at home doesn’t mean you leave messes all over your office building. For other coworkers to clean them up or deal with.

Deal with your own messes yourself, right away.

Why would a sahp have the guts to interrupt? That’s the part I don’t get. Talk about it later over dinner.

SAHP?

Oh is that like the office kitchen maid? Cool.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't get it. Why do you need to crowdsource this?

Do most stay at home parents interrupt the working parent with non time sensitive bs like this during work hours? If so why and why don’t they respect the work/personal time boundary?

Yes.

Just because you work at home doesn’t mean you leave messes all over your office building. For other coworkers to clean them up or deal with.

Deal with your own messes yourself, right away.

Why would a sahp have the guts to interrupt? That’s the part I don’t get. Talk about it later over dinner.

Prob because it was the 100th time Op has refused to cooperate and be an adult.

Hey OP!!!

Guess what!!??

You have the power!!

Don’t want to get reminded or romances for not doing basic consider stuff!!??

Then do basic stuff on your own accord!!

Voila! No adult will need to tell you to over and over again!

The power is within you! Do it!

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Anonymous wrote:I don't get it. Why do you need to crowdsource this?

Do most stay at home parents interrupt the working parent with non time sensitive bs like this during work hours? If so why and why don’t they respect the work/personal time boundary?

Yes.

Just because you work at home doesn’t mean you leave messes all over your office building. For other coworkers to clean them up or deal with.

Deal with your own messes yourself, right away.

Why would a sahp have the guts to interrupt? That’s the part I don’t get. Talk about it later over dinner.

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Anonymous wrote:You are the problem. I hope this post is a joke

Not a joke. Sorry I posted. Go ahead interrupt your husbands and wives with trivial bullshit all day long.

#Deflecting

Anonymous wrote:My spouse interrupted me while I was working at home yesterday to tell me not to leave the last few nuts in the container but to just finish them and recycle the container. Is that something so important to discuss at 3:30 rather than waiting until after work?

Yes, you do get it OP.

You have $hit habits.

Fix them.

Don’t be so difficult to live with.

Anonymous wrote:Did you say anything to him or just came here to complain?

We had an argument about it.

Anonymous wrote:Nothing irritates me more than when people put empty food containers back in the pantry. I would interrupt you too.

That’s just your character flaw. It isn’t like your feelings about this are valid.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't get it. Why do you need to crowdsource this?

Do most stay at home parents interrupt the working parent with non time sensitive bs like this during work hours? If so why and why don’t they respect the work/personal time boundary?

Yes.

Just because you work at home doesn’t mean you leave messes all over your office building. For other coworkers to clean them up or deal with.

Deal with your own messes yourself, right away.

OP you might be the same way -- interrupting a board with real problems with trivial nonsense.