Normal Things You Hate Doing.

[HoodedRat]

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I can't be arsed with folding, I just stuff them into the drawers and wardrobe as they are.

I also hate ironing, so I never bother.

They'll get crumpled to fuck when I wear them anyway.

 

[rareboy]

I am also finally getting around to a thorough cleaning of the below stairs rooms....the storage room needed a total savage cleaning after a few years and having all the Christmas decoration and light boxes to go back onto the shelves was the perfect opportunity.

I think everyone likely loathes the regular cleaning of little used areas...so that is likely pretty normal.

 

[Reischfleger]

I don’t think there is anything that I hate doing. Some things I like more than others but hate… no.

 

[rareboy]

Some tasks can be physically or existentially therapeutic...while Alistair hates shoveling...I love it.

And we have a 600 foot drive. I was even pissed that our neighbour cleared it before I got to spend a few hours clearing at least a portion.

 

[Peloso]

Shaving and washing dishes.

I got to thinking I may be deficient in protein so last week I bought a roasted half chicken. First time. I haven't eaten chicken in years but..It. Was. Delicious. I was able to get three meals out of it. I'll probably buy another one later this month, but I would gladly pay to have someone take it apart for me. It was almost too gory for me to handle. It's bad enough I spent money on a poor headless chopped-in-half bird but having to tear off the wing and leg and scoop out all the breast meat was too biological for me. I felt like a psychopathic veterinarian.

 

[peeonme]

I hate going to bed and getting up.

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

Getting up at office hours. For me, prefer either to keep up farm hours or prostitute hours.

Looking for work.

Being held to stuff I have told others and myself.

Hate wasting time love wasting time.

 

[HomoLimpus]

I hate having to deal with noisy neighbours, who hasn't had a screaming match with their neighbour recently, particularly during lockdown? I don't like confrontation, so if I could afford to pay someone to shut them up - permanently - I would.

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

^ Take it you don´t live... in the cuntry?

 

[ShadowCat]

Definitely cleaning it would save me the asthma troubles! Making a grocery list it is just so mfkin tedious! Gardening I will sit out there in the yard but mowing is not good for my allergies nor asthma. Shoveling snow and chopping ice - self explanatory!

 

[seven2go]

Brushing my teeth and shaving but they are necessary evils.
I don't hate those activities as much I hate painting........

 

[frankfrank]

Making the bed after I've changed out or laundered the sheets. (I have no reason to make up the bed every day for "appearance" or anything.)

There's no other ordinary task that comes even close to that: washing dishes or windows, sweeping or vacuuming/hoovering, etc.

 

[rareboy]

Guilty to making the bed.

 

[Peloso]

Washing produce.

 

[Maklaar13]

Folding the laundry, painting rooms and washing produce. I talk myself into folding the laundry, if I get it done then I can treat myself to something fun. I started painting my room a year ago, I am half way done. And the only motivation for washing produce is so I can eat healthy and make my daily smoothies, I still don't like it.

 

[rareboy]

meh fuck washing produce.

I eat birdseed out of the bag. Eat produce pulled up out of the ground or eaten right off the stalk.

what doesn't kill us makes us stronger.

And when it comes to folding laundry...I can do it like a Martha Stewart acolyte pro...but do give an actual fuck?

 

[Alistair]

Why is folding clothes such a chore? it usually only takes me 15 minutes but I’ll put it off for days.

^ Martha’s techniques for folding fitted sheets and pants are so easy.

 

[Vannie]

I love bathing my cabbages.

 

[Araucaria]

I love bathing my cabbages.

And do you tuck them into bed, read them a bedtime story, and kiss them good night?

 

[Peloso]

meh fuck washing produce.

I eat birdseed out of the bag. Eat produce pulled up out of the ground or eaten right off the stalk.

Yes but commercial produce is treated with pesticide and from the farm to the supermarket, who knows what it's been dragged through.

lol on the birdseed, though

And do you tuck them into bed, read them a bedtime story, and kiss them good night?

I suspect the nightly cabbage routine is far less wholesome than that.