Katharina Buczek
They have had various conversations about this issue, too. Still, he thinks his girlfriend just does not understand how frustrating and disrespectful it is that he is always expected to clean up after her.
“She thinks that ‘she’s messy and that’s it,’ and that ‘I’m a manic,’ which I’m clearly not,” he vented.
And at the end of the year, he and his girlfriend had plans to move into a bigger place– which she claims will solve their problem.
Quite frankly, though, he believes moving is out of the question until his girlfriend corrects her attitude and starts picking up after herself.
So now, he’s been left wondering how what else he can even do in this situation.
Have you ever lived with a messy partner? Is it his responsibility to clean up after his girlfriend or have to deal with hostility when he asks her to help? Can you understand why he’s having second thoughts about moving at the end of the year? How do you suggest he handle this?
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