Get ready for a wild ride through the world of housekeeping drama! When a husband and wife clash over the need for a cleaning service, sparks are bound to fly! Can this couple find a compromise, or will the dirty dishes and dusty shelves drive them apart? Buckle up, because this story is about to get messy!
The Great Housekeeping Debate!
♂️ Team ‘Do It Ourselves’ vs Team ‘Keep the Housekeeper’
The Housekeeping Condition
Tough Times: Wife Loses Job
️ From Career Woman to Retail Worker
Hubby to the Rescue: Covering Joint Expenses ♂️
The $190/Week Housekeeping Dilemma
♂️ Hubby’s Stance: We Can Clean It Ourselves!
️ The Great Housekeeping Argument Begins!
Hubby’s Rebuttal: I Clean Too!
The Big Question: Is Hubby the A****e?
Hubby’s Housework Contributions Revealed!
️ More of Hubby’s Cleaning Duties! ♻️
Hubby Tackles Bathrooms & Floors Too!
Wifey’s Mess, Housekeeper’s Stress?
Housekeeper: Wifey’s Personal Assistant?
A Childhood of Daily Cleaning Luxury
Hubby vs. Wifey: The Epic Housekeeping Showdown!
In this tale of domestic discord, a husband and wife find themselves at odds over the necessity of a pricey housekeeping service. With the wife out of work and the husband covering joint expenses, the question remains: should he foot the bill for the $190/week cleaning crew? The hubby insists they can handle the chores themselves, while the wife argues that the housekeeper’s work benefits them both. ️ As tensions rise and the dust settles, the internet is left to ponder: who will emerge victorious in this epic battle of the brooms? Let’s see what the online community has to say about this messy situation!
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NTA suggests wife should do housework since she’s working part-time
Wife needs a reality check and a broom, NTA
User believes $760/month for housekeeper is excessive, NTA
Having a housekeeper is a luxury. If she can’t afford it, tough luck ♂️
NTA suggests cancelling housekeeper due to loss of income
Wife wants a housekeeper but won’t pay – NTA or lazy?
Cleanliness is next to…luxury? NTA’s opinion on housekeeping.
NTA thinks wife is lazy for hiring housekeeper
NTA but be prepared to be the housekeeper.
Cutting down on luxuries during a change in income makes sense. NTA.
Wife wants housekeeper, husband won’t pay. NTA, do half yourself.
Why part-time retail workers shouldn’t aspire to luxury.
Joint budget issues: Wife increased housekeeper frequency without funds. NTA.
User questions need for frequent housekeeping, declares NTA.
Unemployed spouse not entitled to housekeeper, NTA.
Clear arrangement, can’t afford housekeeper, NTA. ♂️
OP is the a**hole for doing all the housework and not setting boundaries.
Compromise is possible, still better than nothing
Cutting housekeeping is reasonable during tough times
User finds husband’s refusal to pay for housekeeper funny, declares NTA.
Think twice before having kids with someone who won’t help.
User calls wife entitled and lazy, NTA.
Weekly cleanings not necessary, NTA for not paying.
Fair point, shared expense for agreed frequency. Wife should compromise.
Cleaning is a necessity, housekeeper is a luxury. NTA.
Wife needs to put on her big girl p*****s and clean
User suggests not having kids with entitled wife
Compromise suggested for pricey housekeeper – keep everyone happy
User calls out the wife’s laziness, suggests blaming parents. NTA.
User suggests wife should live like a pauper
Having a housekeeper is a luxury, she can learn to clean
Having a house cleaner is a luxury, wife should pay. NTA.
NTA refuses to pay for housekeeper, wife works part-time
Spouse refuses to pay for wife’s housekeeper, calling her entitled
User refuses to pay for housekeeper, values self-sufficiency.
Concerned commenter suggests wife may need mental health assessment
User calls wife entitled for wanting a housekeeper
User wishes for a housekeeper but can’t afford one. NTA.
No housekeeper needed if not working. NTA
Part-time work doesn’t excuse spousal responsibility
Saving $190 a week could earn you $60,000 in 5 years
Husband refuses to pay for wife’s housekeeper. Commenter says wife doesn’t need it, NTA.
NTA commenter argues wife’s housekeeper is a silly splurge
Is a clean house excessive? Comment sparks debate
NTA. If she can’t afford it, she can do chores. ♂️
Adapt to life’s changes, even if it means no housekeeper.
NTA says housekeeping is great but wife should pay for it
User calls out wife for being lazy and entitled.
Harsh response to entitled wife, warns against having children.
NTA prevails, marriage advice takes a sharp turn
Harsh comment warns against having children with messy spouse.
NTA suggests wife’s entitled behavior stems from upbringing
No kids, no excuse. NTA is right to refuse housekeeper.
NTA calls out GF’s entitlement to housekeeping, no replies.
Unpopular opinion: cleaning is part of being an adult
NTA thinks $190USD a week for housekeeping is too expensive
Compromise suggested for not hiring a housekeeper.
NTA. Wife needs to grow up and stop acting entitled
Insightful comment on the realities of parenthood and domestic help.
Growing up and taking responsibility for finances, but at a cost
Harsh judgment on wife’s cleaning abilities. Relationship advice needed.
NTA. Paying for a housekeeper every other day? How lazy.
Part-time work, full-time housekeeping? NTA for not paying.
Spoiled wife refuses to do chores, husband is NTA for refusing housekeeper
Cleaning service debate leads to in-law criticism. NTA.
OP’s refusal to pay for housekeeper may backfire
Last Updated on May 4, 2024 by Diply Social Team
