r/interesting • • 1d ago

SCIENCE & TECH Not just hidden... Invisible

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u/sora5634 1d ago

Nah, that’s just straight up stupid. Its a shared home and you do not just straight up throw away things without informing the other. Im married and its common sense to ask first.

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u/2052JCDenton 21h ago

Wife tells husband, "That piece of furniture is ugly, I'm going to toss it and get a new one." Husband replies "Yeah, just don't do it yet, I need to clean it out." Two weeks later: "You cleaned that thing out yet?" "Not yet, I'm still working on other stuff." Three weeks later: "Clean that thing out because I'm going to toss it next week." "Yeah yeah I'll do it." Four weeks later: "YOU DID WHAT??!!?!?!?!"

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u/sora5634 21h ago

Still not a reason. In this scenario i would force them to clean it out the day i would need to toss it. Gave them enough time

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u/2052JCDenton 21h ago

Had this happen to me (though on a lesser scale). Got a deadline, agreed to the deadline, missed the deadline. Real world hurts sometimes.

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u/justastackofpancakes 14h ago

I think you missed the whole "without telling your spouse" qualifier. You gave an example scenario where the fault lies entirely in the husband's laziness since the wife DID bring it up to the husband, multiple times even.

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u/eggyrulz 19h ago

I mean... thats on you at that point...

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u/Invisible_Target 19h ago

Well, well, well, if it isn’t the consequences of your own actions