I usually don't say this, but throw the whole man out. You're doing everything anyway. Every person has their own limits, but I would have flipped out by now. At minimum I would stop picking up after him. He can do his own laundry. Pick up his own things. I'd be throwing toothbrushes out that weren't in the bathroom. The Internet would mysteriously break until he helped. He sounds like he needs to grow up a bit. Also, you legitimately do sound like super mom. I have help and I could have never even done close to what you have done. If the dishes and laundry are done and baby has had some naps I take it as a win!
@Kelsey š« no fr and itās sad because Iāve done it before where Iād leave his clothes where he leaves them and they end up staying their for a month before I give up and take them, and I give her naps but she only sleep for 10 minutes without me being present
I feel the exact same way. Just throw the whole man away. Haha. SELL ALL OF HIS SHIT SIS.
In the bin immediately
Will be so much easier for you on your own by the sounds of it plus heāll have days where he has her alone and canāt sit on his arse all day and when he does have her youāll get that āme timeā
What is this guy bringing to your life?
Girl my man do the same Iām loosing it
@Christie unfortunately itās his house and he pays all the bills and I make sure everything else is done with the house and I bring in food
@Monica š®āšØ imma start with the stupid shit he swears heāll use soon
Good. My rule of thumb is, if it has no use and has not been touched, thought, of or looked at in 6 months then it goes. I don't throw away. I give away. Give away to families in your neighborhood or at your children's school if they allow it. Some hospitals also accept donated clothes. Shelters you could give away too. I would not give to a Goodwill or any other thrift store that over charges nowadays. Hand out the items to homeless people you see on the streets. Local church.
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š« oh and he realized I was mad and tried to get the baby from me and I told him no since the game was too important to get off of to pay attention to your own child for one hour