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Re: He just doesn't do anything. -
January 22nd 2010, 06:27 PM
He sounds like one of my roommates. She'll make scrambled eggs, put them on a paper plate, eat them while sitting on the couch... then 1) leave the dirty frying pan on the stove, and 2) leave the used paper plate on the coffee table in front of the couch.
I don't know if your boyfriend is lazy, or forgetful, or simply not used to picking up after himself. Whatever it is, I would try two things, if you already haven't: 1. Write a list of things he needs to do, before such-and-such times. Ex. "Have the bed made before I get home" and "Rinse off all your dishes before my parents get home". Some people need more structure, so giving him a concrete list of things that he needs to get done by a certain time may help remind him of his responsibilities, while he's a guest in your parents' home. 2. If that doesn't work (it didn't for my roommate), then I would suggest giving him specific "household" chores. Since my roommate won't pick up her trash, for example, it's her job to TAKE OUT the trash, whenever it gets full. So when you get home, you can pick up his trash, but then tell him he needs to take out EVERYONE'S trash at the end of EVERY day. Eventually, he may get sick of this, so he may make more of an effort to take care of his individual chores from that point on (my roommate is still hit-or-miss with the trash, but she's definitely gotten better about rinsing things off by the end of the day). ![]() HelpLINK Mentor : Article Editor : Disputes Committee Member : Performance Committee Member Forum Moderator (Relationships and Dating, Friends and Family, Mental Health, Education and Careers) Feel free to contact me anytime, about anything! =) "There's no cure for normal." - PSY |
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Re: He just doesn't do anything. -
January 22nd 2010, 06:30 PM
This sounds like a relationship that is waiting for disaster. Obviously he is incapable of taking care of himself. He is not mature enough to live on his own. Think about yourself. He is working part-time at McDonalds. Don't you think that you could date a guy that could do better? You have to look out for what's best for you, not him. Right now, he sees you as someone who can look after him and give him the things he needs and clean up after him. He is looking for a parent, and you are providing that role for him. You have to seriously think about your relationship with him and decide if he is worth it.
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