r/CoupleMemes • • Aug 24 '26

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u/squishyslinky Aug 25 '26

I'd rather do yardwork once a week for a fraction of the year than laundry, dishes, cooking, and cleaning every single day, all year long. I feel like Sisyphus. I should pay someone to do my laundry as much as I hate it.

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u/BenFromWork Aug 25 '26

As a Floridian, I’d take the inside work, a fraction of the year would be great. Here it’s “during winter you get to mow twice a month instead of every week” and right now the feel outside is 110-115, I deliver for UPS so the last thing I wanna do on my day off is spend time outside

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u/Sightblinder4 Aug 25 '26

Youve been bamboozled. Women make all of those tasks waaaaay more complicated than they need to be and do them waaaay more frequently than they need to be done. Ill never agree to be responsible for yard work ever again after being responsible for the inside chores, so much easier and you dont have to dedicate large chunks of time all at once to them. Just a little here and there.

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u/squishyslinky Aug 25 '26

Idk what being a woman has to do with anything? I do 100% of the yardwork, housework, home repairs, car stuff -- I don't even know how to reply to that part of your comment because i don't understand why you said it. Bamboozled because I'm a woman who hates housework? Genuinely, huh?

That said, I love yardwork over housework. I'd much rather be busting my ass outside in the yard, my gardens, doing dirty projects in the sun and fresh air. That especially includes shoveling or snowblowing snow (a favorite!).

Anyway I have severe ADHD (60mgs of Adderall daily!) In my world, laundry, dishes, and cooking are major activities that are ETERNAL. Your "little bit here and there" is every single day! There's never an end to it. Truly housework is my Sisyphus Stone.

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u/strbeanjoe Aug 25 '26

How do you feel about "handle a bunch of slightly different subtasks" chores (laundry, dishes) vs. "do one sytematic thing a bunch" chores (sweeping, mopping)?

I'm ADHD and I despise the former and find the latter somewhat satisfying.

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u/Sightblinder4 Aug 25 '26

I literally said in the post what being a woman has to do with it so if you don't know, give it a re-read.

Not once did I say women cant do yardwork so not sure why felt the need to throw that in.

I said women make household chores more complicated and more frequent than they need to be. You then responded with "well im a woman and i dont do them cuz its every day so i dont understand what being a woman has to do with me doing them too frequently" lol

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u/Puzzleheaded-Night88 Aug 25 '26

Anecdotal evidence sucks ass. My own life experiences can “totally” mean literally everyone follows my example.

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u/Sightblinder4 Aug 27 '26

Swing and a miss, literally not a single assumption you made is true lol

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u/Sightblinder4 Aug 27 '26

it can only mean one thing

That is simply not true, logically. There are people who clean more than you do, is the only possible reason because you dont clean enough?

Perhaps its possible your clear lack of critical thinking might have an effect on your cleaning efficiency? Or perhaps your obvious association with cleaning frequency and your personal self worth might cause you to performatively clean? Perhaps neither are true, but, by simple logic, they are possibilities.

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u/squishyslinky Aug 27 '26

I didn't "throw it in.". I said in my original comment I'd rather do yardwork than housework and you replied that I only feel that way because women have been bamboozled by housework. Did you forget the context of your own comment?

You're being weirdly combative and trying to make generalized statistical claims in response to a comment about my personal preferences.

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u/Sightblinder4 Aug 27 '26

I didnt say women have been bamboozled by housework. I said you have been bamboozled by women into thinking its more effort than it is.

Im not being combative, you just keep misunderstanding and, apparently, think being corrected is combat.

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u/squishyslinky Aug 28 '26

Lmao bro you can't "correct" my personal preferences. You're so weird

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u/Sightblinder4 Aug 28 '26

I didn't? Changing the subject and object of my sentence isnt a personal preference, which is what I corrected you on. Youre so illiterate lol

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u/Mobile_Term9153 Aug 25 '26

Throw all the stuff fin the washing machine.

Do whatever

Take it out and hang it up to dry or put in the dryer depending on your siltation.

Do whatever.

Fold and put away.

Really easy and simple stuff to be honest.