Do you do your man's laundry? I was over at my older sister's house the other day, while there I saw her putting away her husband's (of 20+ years) laundry.
Do younger women still do the laundry?
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Quote by Hasabrain2
Do you do your man's laundry? I was over at my older sister's house the other day, while there I saw her putting away her husband's (of 20+ years) laundry.
Do younger women still do the laundry?
I don't know if 33 is young these days, but yes, I still do the laundry. My washing machine is 120 years old as are my values, apparently. LOL No, really - I do laundry when he's at work most of the time. It just makes sense to put it away and get it over with when he's gone rather than letting the laundry stack collect the cat while he's gone.
If I don't do it - he will eventually do it. But it's my pet peeve to have stacks of folded clothes on the bed or in baskets, being a pet bed.
Aside that, sometimes he goes to work and I get calls like "Babe, I have to go to Texas" - he comes home, grabs some of his stuff, and is gone for days.
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Yep. Even though we don't live together, it's still a gesture I don't mind. Same as if he were over at my place and took the trash out or if he washed my car or something. It's just nice little things you do for each other.
As far as your question of younger women still doing laundry, well...who else is gonna do my laundry?
As far as your question of younger women still doing laundry, well...who else is gonna do my laundry?
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Yep. Even though we don't live together, it's still a gesture I don't mind. Same as if he were over at my place and took the trash out or if he washed my car or something. It's just nice little things you do for each other.
As far as your question of younger women still doing laundry, well...who else is gonna do my laundry?
As far as your question of younger women still doing laundry, well...who else is gonna do my laundry?
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Yep. Even though we don't live together, it's still a gesture I don't mind. Same as if he were over at my place and took the trash out or if he washed my car or something. It's just nice little things you do for each other.
Sure, but is it an exception or the norm within your relation?
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It's not like doing the laundry is a very long/hard chore to perform anyway. When you're in couple, the only difference it makes is that you put more clothes in the washing machine before starting the cycle. You also have more clothes to hang/fold later, but it's not that complicated either ; I generally listen to music when I perform that kind of chores, so it's almost fun to me.
When I was with my ex-girlfriend and we were living at my place, I washed our clothes together unless she specified some of her garments required 'special care' and preferred to handle those herself. No big deal, really.
When I was with my ex-girlfriend and we were living at my place, I washed our clothes together unless she specified some of her garments required 'special care' and preferred to handle those herself. No big deal, really.
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Sure, but is it an exception or the norm within your relation?
I don't think it's either. It's not like he doesn't do his laundry knowing that I'll do it. If it's there and I'm there and it needs doing, then I'll do it or help do it. But he doesn't call me up every time he has laundry that needs to get done. It's not my chosen chore whenever at his place. It hasn't been established that I'm the official laundry doer in the relationship. I honestly don't give it that much thought. Like I said, it's just one of those gestures.
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It's not like doing the laundry is a very long/hard chore to perform anyway. When you're in couple, the only difference it makes is that you put more clothes in the washing machine before starting the cycle. You also have more clothes to hang/fold later, but it's not that complicated either ; I generally listen to music when I perform that kind of chores, so it's almost fun to me.
When I was with my ex-girlfriend and we were living at my place, I washed our clothes together unless she specified some of her garments required 'special care' and preferred to handle those herself. No big deal, really.
I guess you didn't do the pile of ironing
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I guess you didn't do the pile of ironing
Only my office clothes require ironing, which only takes me 10-15 minutes to perform. So yes, no big deal.
If you hang your clothes properly just after the washing machine cycle ends, most clothes will look perfectly fine.
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Yes, I do the laundry, and happily so.
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Quote by Hasabrain2
Do you do your man's laundry? I was over at my older sister's house the other day, while there I saw her putting away her husband's (of 20+ years) laundry.
Do younger women still do the laundry?
This is interesting. Why is it that this pulled you up short? Most men I know draw the conclusion that women do. This is the first time I've read that a guy questioned it.
Very interesting.
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in a committed relationship, don't got a man, got a woman. it varies, sometimes i do, sometimes we do - we take turns or do it together. it's actually kind of fun doing it together, honestly. 
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I don't mind doing the laundry at all sometimes, I actually kinda like it
sometimes, I actually kinda like it 
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I think it's normal. given, he should do it once in a while. But he probably does chores for her too. I do laundry for my whole family.
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I'm doing laundry right now.
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Quote by SereneProdigy
It's not like doing the laundry is a very long/hard chore to perform anyway. When you're in couple, the only difference it makes is that you put more clothes in the washing machine before starting the cycle. You also have more clothes to hang/fold later, but it's not that complicated either ; I generally listen to music when I perform that kind of chores, so it's almost fun to me.
When I was with my ex-girlfriend and we were living at my place, I washed our clothes together unless she specified some of her garments required 'special care' and preferred to handle those herself. No big deal, really.
Exactly best to get out of the way, Im sure there would be other ways to spend your time.
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I'm not in a current relationship that requires doing his laundry, but I have been. Yes, I did his laundry, I did most of the cooking and household chores. But, he cleared the snow, took the trash out. Okay, that is about it, because he was a loser. But, yeah, I like and enjoy doing those things. I just want to be respected and appreciated for it. Just like if he did anything, I'd do the same in return. Relationships are 50/50 in every sense.
Personally I don't mind doing laundry for my husband. But lately I have to admit that he's been taking over the house duties since my hours at work got changed to graveyard shift. But I always did his laundry. We alternate and theres no set of rules in our home. Sometimes I think there should be because I am way to spoiled ;) lol
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I hate laundry. But before kids it was much easier.
Now I need to check every pocket for crayons and small animals and empty the sand out of socks and turn clothes the right side out. (I'm OCD about that)
My ex worked in landscaping and had the most disgusting clothes after he was done work. He also smoked. Which meant cigarette butts in his pockets instead of on the perfectly manicured lawns. (Why he couldn't find a garbage can and empty his pockets, I'll never know)
I felt like I needed to have a shower and disinfect my hands after touching his clothes, especially his socks.
Ironing was what I had to do for hours on end as a kid as punishment if I didn't finish my dinner or forgot to put the dishes away or some other little incidental my mother dreamed up so she didn't have to do it. I refuse to buy clothes that need ironing because of this.
So if you want clean and pressed clothes. Do it yourself.
I hate it with such a passion it's to the point I'd rather clean the barn out with a small hand shovel than do laundry.
Now I need to check every pocket for crayons and small animals and empty the sand out of socks and turn clothes the right side out. (I'm OCD about that)
My ex worked in landscaping and had the most disgusting clothes after he was done work. He also smoked. Which meant cigarette butts in his pockets instead of on the perfectly manicured lawns. (Why he couldn't find a garbage can and empty his pockets, I'll never know)
I felt like I needed to have a shower and disinfect my hands after touching his clothes, especially his socks.
Ironing was what I had to do for hours on end as a kid as punishment if I didn't finish my dinner or forgot to put the dishes away or some other little incidental my mother dreamed up so she didn't have to do it. I refuse to buy clothes that need ironing because of this.
So if you want clean and pressed clothes. Do it yourself.
I hate it with such a passion it's to the point I'd rather clean the barn out with a small hand shovel than do laundry.
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I've always just done laundry because I like how it turns out when I do it, as apposed to when Hubby does it. There are certain soaps I'll use (like, for body odors and sweat stains I'll use shampoo... for grease and sketty stains I'll use dish soap), and only I know the amounts that are safe to use for the amount of clothes per load (Shampoo is two swirls around the top of the load, and dish soap is no more than a dash-squirt). Also, I have a certain way to fold each family members clothes (I came up with this because we have three girls, who often like to "borrow" their sisters' clothes..just made things easier when they were younger to tell which clothes went where..), and I like shirts hanging a certain direction.
I'm a touch OCD when it comes to certain things... like folding, and hanging. Just easier all the way around when I do it myself.
I'm getting that way with dishes, and putting food away too.. Certain ways to do it, and get it done "right" so I can find stuff when I go looking for it.
I'm a touch OCD when it comes to certain things... like folding, and hanging. Just easier all the way around when I do it myself.
I'm getting that way with dishes, and putting food away too.. Certain ways to do it, and get it done "right" so I can find stuff when I go looking for it.
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I usually do the laundry for my girlfriend. Mostly because she takes no care in sorting colors/special clothing so things end up ruined. I also do the garbage btw.. but the bathroom is hers to clean!
I don't mind doing the laundry at all. It's easy. taking care of the laundry after it's dry depends on who's home/has time for it.
I don't mind doing the laundry at all. It's easy. taking care of the laundry after it's dry depends on who's home/has time for it.
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My wife usually does the laundry. I usually cut the grass. Sometimes I'll do laundry, sometimes she'll cut the grass. We don't have definitive chores that must be done by a specific person. Some nights I do the dishes, some nights she does. Some times she'll do the washing and I'll do the folding. A woman in today's society doing her husband's laundry isn't a big deal, doesn't mean she's the same wife as a 1950's subservient wife. My wife prefers doing the laundry because I "don't do it right". Conversely, I don't think she cuts the grass properly. It all evens out.
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i do the laundry because i have issues about it being sorted and done the way i like. but overall we split the chores. sometimes i cook sometimes he does (btw he makes killer goodness mexican food om nomnom). but yeah its just mostly my tiny bit of OCD that prevents him from doing some things because i come from a messy previous home i am very particular about how i want it done
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