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Oct 12, 2021 08:56
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I don’t mind if only the bathroom areas are dirty, but I was once completely turned off after seeing a papa (a male supporter)’s place, where everything—including the room—was filthy. I feel that men who use the toilet messily also treat women badly.
Since his place was so dirty, I thought, “No wonder he has no luck with money and is a low-paying papa.”
I felt miserable thinking, “Am I really being intimate with a man this filthy?” I ended things with him, though…
My current papa makes my room dirty.
He uses the toilet standing up, so it splashes everywhere, and he leaves the toilet seat up. He also leaves the sink area soaking wet.
So I can easily imagine that his own place must be pretty dirty too.
He’s had these habits for years, so even if I ask him to use things more cleanly, he probably won’t be able to change, right…?
To what extent are you able to put up with something that is “physically unbearable” to you?
Also, something else I was wondering: are men happy when a woman willingly cleans their room for them?
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
As for your comment that “men who leave the bathroom filthy probably treat women badly too,” I have to admire your sense of putting a toilet and women in the same comparison. Quite a talent.
I think it’s extremely difficult to change someone else’s habits.
Personally, I wouldn’t want anyone cleaning my room. For starters, I don’t let women into my room.
茉莉花
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Trying to change the habits of a man who’s 10 or 20 years older than you is impossible.
Even if I loved him dearly, living together or getting married would be too stressful for me.
Why did you let him into your room in the first place?
Be prepared to break up, but tell him to at least use it more cleanly. If that doesn’t work, suggest staying at a hotel. If he refuses that too, break up.
Am I being too quick to jump to conclusions?
But that’s what I would do.
Marika