Serious question.
Is there a way to train a grown man to clean up after himself? Specifically one that doesn’t get bothered by mess.
@kellynicole lol ok well nevermind girl🤦🏻😂 btw great job little guy on cleaning up after himself👏👍awesome!
I would not say train but teach that everyone should pick up after. Not just one person obligated to. If you are at the right age to lift your things and clean then show them. Less on your plate.
The word is as a joke. It’s my fiancé he knows better
Don’t pick up after them or wash there clothes they will get the hint after awhile 😂💯
Lmao I just really don’t think it would get through to him
@kellynicole, 🤣 ok try some index cards and every where he goes have them hanging like when he gets coffee boom 💥 good morning then one hanging in the car etc 😆 idk lmao
@riasm85, girl, do it! Lol buy a cute little outfit and promise it to him when he’s done 😂
@littleonemorning An "adult" reward system for "play time"💃😂
Your sense of humor is great😉
My husband and I have talked about this. He's clean overall, but he does have a couple of things he does that are ick. He says he literally doesn't think to do things and he asks me to remind him. Which is sort of annoying, but if I ask him he does them without giving me any attitude. Like please do the dishes because I'm busy with something else. But he would let the dishes sit if I didn't ask.
I am going to follow because I deal with the same shit 🥴🤦🏻♀️
Hit him with something deep like..what kind of example are you setting for the children? You think its ok for them to physically see their father not ever helping their mom around the house. Kids grow up paying attention to things like this..and you don't want them eventually doing that to someone else. Most importantly love is kind and considerate..why wouldn't you WANT to help each other out..period.