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Generally speaking of course, why are men unable to change an empty loo roll, why do they leave dirty socks in balls all over the house and why can they only do one thing at a time? Equally why are many men so keen to mow the lawn? Why do they happily wash up but never change sheets or clean the loo? Why can't they smell when the tumble dryer has well-and-truly tumbled your lovely wash? Why don't they shut the curtains and put the lights on when, clearly, it's dark out there?What is the big deal about the Simpsons, Robot Wars, Scrapheap Challenge and Star Trek whatever? Love you lots though boys. xxxxxxxx
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It all comes down to cave man times - men hunted and gathered, women cleaned the cave and looked after the kids. It's all to do with the way that the brain wires up - sounds really boring, but I read an excellent book - interesting and very funny about all this. I tried to read Men are fm Mars & women are fm Venus - but it bored the pants off me....
So, I suggest the following - and yes, even your guy will read and enjoy !!
Why Men Lie and Women Cry by Allan Pease. He's done another one - Why men..(??? I just can't think of the title here!!) and Women Can't read Maps. Both are excellent and will clear any doubts!
Happy reading!!
sounds like a great idea sunflower! i read a book by steve jones, called "Y: The Descent of Man" which essentially explains why women are better than men. there is a review of it here and it is definitely worth a read.
hopefully they'll find some way to fix men soon...
I am a male 39 and I leave the toilet seat down, I change the roll when needed, I put all my clothes in the basket and change the sheets when needed. I don't watch any of those programmes.
Women on the other hand leave bits of tissue with make up on all over the bathroom/bedroom, they splash hair dye all over the bath and walls, they watch eastenders.coronation street/home and away etc, they come back with dents in the car.
oxeyedaisy- your blucky mine does none of those things! he has told me for nearly 4 weeks running now that hes going to mow the grass at the weekend but to no avail!
I def agree with the following round after them picking up their mess if i didnt do that i would very soon suffocate on the debris!
The loo roll thing drives me mad! Although i have to say that he does always put the seat down.
The toilet roll is left there to show our superiority for not needing it for a number 1. The sock balls are trying to encourage you to apreciate the spherical nature and thus on some plain associate football with domestic life. Smelling the tumble drying is probably missed due to the overwhelming smell of burning dinner. If you don't shut the curtains you can look at the reflection caused and ask your self if your behind is large in whatever attire you are wearing. The Simpsons etc. is merely a tool to supress the desire to smash the television when watching sex and the city, it acts as a form of detox.
But why do women ?
ah... the eternal man/woman debate! I personally think that men know we woman will eventually end up cleaning, so they don't need to bother. My boyf has even been known to deliberatly do a particular chore badly just so i dont ask him to do it again!
I always have to ask him to do certain chores, but those are only ever simple uncomplicated stuff like dishes and hoovering.
Oh Natalie, how i agree with you on old sock problem. EVERYDAY i have to pick up balled socks all over the house.!!
Do all men leave all the tools they use plus nails and screws on every window sill in the house? I started a system of having one big container into which I placed everything I found on windowsills. He couldn't even be bothered to look in it. So it's still 'Have you seen my screwdriver' what have you done with my hammer?
My husband changes the toilet roll - puts the loo seat back down - puts all his worn clothes in the laundry basket, including his sox - puts lids back on things - cooks - shops - DIY - washes & wipes up - mows the lawn - puts his tools away after using them - he enjoys The Simpsons & Scrapheap challenge (being an engineer).
I also do most of the things above, except watch those programmes. Happiness is sharing!
The one thing that used to drive me potty, was finding all but the two top buttons of his shirts done up & having to stand there undoing every single one before putting them in the washing machine! He doesn't do that anymore though, as I started handing them back to him to undo & at 5-10 shirts all at once - he soon got the message! Bless him.
My motto is: Mess creates stress!