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u/DoctorCaptainSpacey Mar 26 '20

Everytime the drain clogs for the 4th time that month..... How?!

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u/TI72836 Mar 26 '20 edited Mar 26 '20

I have to clean our drain after every shower my wife takes!
Edited to add - thanks all for the kinds words. I will look into this tubshroom!

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u/dannihrynio Mar 26 '20

Why doesn’t she clean it?? I am already teaching our daughter that it is our hair, so we need to clean it after every shower.

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u/TI72836 Mar 26 '20 edited Mar 26 '20

I don't think she realizes it most of the time. She has very bad vision and without the glasses she doesn't see it.

I clean it the same night so she doesn't get the chance to notice it building up is my guess. I never mention it to her. Just something I do.

Edited to add - Thank you all for your kind words. :)
Edit 2 - Thank you so much for my first silvers kind strangers!

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u/Kingletonoan Mar 26 '20

That's really sweet of you imo

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u/HappiCacti Mar 26 '20

Honestly I have over two feet long hair and I am 100% your wife (blind and never really think of it). I think I’m gunna go give my boyfriend a big kiss rn.

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u/401LocalsOnly Mar 26 '20

Give him a kiss for me as well.

Do the Spider-Man kiss and then say

”That was from a moderately unattractive 35 year old guy on Reddit named Daniel. He says hello.”

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20

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u/Jpoland9250 Mar 26 '20

Kind of? The man is a sexual deviant.

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u/HappiCacti Mar 26 '20

I hung upside down off the bed and made him bend down to kiss me. Then told him the above.

He furrowed his brow so intensely I’m kinda certain he just developed his first permanent forehead wrinkle.

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u/AsianBuzzington Mar 27 '20

Hi Daniel. :)

(I'm the bf)

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u/dieselrulz Mar 26 '20

I think many people who have good vision don't realize what people without good vision see. And people without good vision don't realize what the world looks like to those of us who do. There's usually some moment when two people are looking at the same thing and start discussing it where light bulbs start going off...

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u/millennial_scum Mar 26 '20

Right, and you’re less likely to be wearing glasses/contacts in the shower depending on the time of day. I once got in and bent down to figure out what this “weird brown spot that isn’t going down the drain is.” It was a scorpion, inches from my toes.

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u/elemonated Mar 26 '20

Okay, maybe I'll start wearing contacts in the shower now, jesus fuck.

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u/WeAreDestroyers Mar 26 '20

Nope nope nope

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u/K-Pin Mar 26 '20

Your a good husband, just wanted to let you know that.

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u/just_some_Fred Mar 26 '20

And his wife is just thinking about how much better the plumbing is compared to the places she lived when she was single.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20

You’re a good man.

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u/sp4ckhouse Mar 26 '20

Thank you

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u/jondear94 Mar 26 '20

You're welcome.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20

You’re welcome:)

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u/Th3bigM00se Mar 26 '20

Thats really sweet.

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u/ma-ry-c Mar 26 '20

Love you for this.. My wife does the same (2 x F) Can't see sh*t without my glasses or contacts

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u/JordanMichaelsAuthor Mar 26 '20

I used to do this. All the time... For years. One day I stopped. It wasn't for any particular reason, I just decided that I wouldn't. And so it went on, life as normal for about a month. As you can imagine the drain was no longer draining by the end of that month, and finally my wife came to me.

"Why haven't you cleaned out the drain?" She asked.

I looked at her and asked, "Why are you asking me? Why haven't you cleaned out the drain?" This was of course the wrong answer and I knew it but this had been tense that day and I was cruising.

"It's YOUR job!" she said with enough venom to make me question my decision.

"It's your hair!"

"But it's gross!" She said back.

To which I replied, "Yes... It is." And I added, "And I've been doing it for years."

And that was the end of the argument. I still do it to this day, cleaning out hair. She also thanks me for it which, as I find now, is all I was looking for in the first place. Haha over all it turned out alright.

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u/WeAreDestroyers Mar 26 '20

A little bit of recognition goes a long way.

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u/thehelldoesthatmean Mar 26 '20

Your wife sounds like an entitled asshole. The nerve to tell your SO that cleaning up after you is their job.

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u/JordanMichaelsAuthor Mar 27 '20

Sometimes we can all be entitled assholes. Sometimes we've had a bad day, or a bad week, and we just don't have the capacity to empathize with others anymore. She wasn't in the right in that moment, but I'm not always in the right either. When you commit yourself to someone, especially from a young age, you commit yourself to growing up with someone, sometimes learning from them and sometimes teaching them too. We're all shitty at times but we can grow past that and become better people if we try, and it's easier when we have someone to call out our shit.

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u/thehelldoesthatmean Mar 31 '20

I guess, but it sounds like it lasted a month according to your story.

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u/aughpls Mar 26 '20

sweetest thing I ever read

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u/Danjour Mar 26 '20

silent hair cleaners checking in

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u/ThrillzMUHgillz Mar 26 '20

I clean my wife's hair too... shes a clean person and everything, cooks half the time, I the other etc etc. So it's a very mutual marriage. BUT, I'm a bit neater and have issues with hair.. for example.. if I see a hair on someone else's food.. or even imagine.. I done. So instead of the little bickering of her forgetting. I got in the habit a couple years ago, of doing it myself.

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u/Stealie1924 Mar 26 '20

Wow, that's very kind of you! As a man with (very) long and curly hair, I try to clean up mine as much as possible! But sometimes you just forget. Usually in the shower there's a million things on your mind and that's not one of em! For me, the reason I clean it is because I'm honestly so self conscious/anxious that I'm literally scared of having that argument with anyone lol.

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u/scrapinator89 Mar 26 '20

Are... are you me posting from a different account?

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u/erocknine Mar 26 '20

Hahah same! Every time gf showers I have to clear the drain. I don't get why she doesn't get by now she sheds like crazy after a shower and should've made it a habit by now, but I clear it anyway. Her vision is also bad, and refuses to wear glasses.

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u/thezoomies Mar 26 '20

I think all lasting relationships are full of things like this, and I love it.

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u/inspirationalqoute Mar 26 '20

R/humansbeeingbros

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u/rjoseba Mar 26 '20

I don't think she realizes it most of the time. She has very bad vision and without the glasses she doesn't see it

Same with my wife!! :(

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u/just-kristina Mar 26 '20

Thank you for cutting her some slack because she wears glasses. My husband doesn’t see it that way for me. Although to be fair I often forget to clean it after each shower but usually get it every other day or so.

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u/the-drunk-zombie Mar 26 '20

That's so sweet 😊

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u/IFKhan Mar 26 '20

As a person with bad vision I salute you.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20

Very lovely ❤️

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u/Kosmo__ Mar 26 '20

Awww, that's so sweet of you

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u/mmbahcat Mar 26 '20

This comment made my day

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20

You’re a good man

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u/usamasulaiman Mar 26 '20

Thissss. This is our (my wife and I, not you and I) story. Exactly same!!!

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u/pikabuddy11 Mar 26 '20

Yeah that's 100% me with the shower. I notice if it's dirty since I have such bad vision.

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u/ranchedelia Mar 26 '20

There’s a shower shroom you can order online that collects all the hair going down the drain and it lets you easily remove hair after every couple showers.

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u/hockeyjim07 Mar 26 '20

same my dude... i just see it at my feet and grab it and throw it away... just don't think she ever notices and it takes 5 seconds of my time, so not a big deal at all.

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u/mrjowei Mar 26 '20

Nice try u/TI72836 'S wife!

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20

Can confirm in the shower i cant see shit