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I know some people are just naturally lazy but why is it that some people seem to think there is nothing wrong in sitting on their a**e when others around them are doing the chores which they should also be helping with to do their fair share.
Example - I share a house with 2 others. Last sunday myself and one of the others was cleaning the house and then spent the afternoon in the garden, weeding, cutting the grass etc. and enjoying the sunshine. The member of the household spent the entire day lying on the sofa watching television with the curtains closed while we hoovered and dusted around her. In the 2 and a half years I have lived with this person I have seen her hoover once and she has never lifted a finger in the garden. She appears to think such menial work is beneath her or something.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I used to share a house with 3 others, and there was a chap who used to be like that. For the first few weeks, the other two and I used to cook dinner for all of us, and this chap would have dinner and that was it - not shop for the food, pay for it or cook it!!
Neither did he do any cleaning. Finally, one lady told him that his behaviour was not acceptable, that he would have to shop and pay for food like the rest of us.
if she doesn't care then nothing you do will change her, if you can't stand it ask her to move out.
I tried the leave everything filthy option with my house mates once, i used paper plates and never cleaned anything - it stayed like that for 12 months and then we got infested with mice... which we then poisoned but everyone was too lazy to pick them up so we got infested by maggots and flies, which everyone was too lazy to open a window and let out... etc
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