Funny. Silly. Stupidity.
By rakski
@rakski (156388)
Philippines
February 8, 2021 6:46pm CST
My mother-in-law asked me one time if she can use my washing machine. So I tell her how to use it and how it is done. Also show her where the soap and fabric conditioner are located near the washing area. Of course, she asked me to be the one to operate it. I asked her if everything was there and ready and she gave me a thumbs up. After the machine finished and she was taking the clothes, she remembered that she did not put soap and fabric conditioner. 
My MIL as we call her Lady of Leisure (LOL), do not do any chores in their house than a bit of cleaning (when she wants), a bit of cooking (when she likes to cook). She did not experience working as well because my FIL do not like her to work. As for most of the chores (laundry, mopping, dishwashing, cooking and others), my FIL do it for her. One lucky gal if I may say. 
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@DaddyEvil (174405)
• United States
9 Feb 21
That is funny! In most ways that was how I did things when I was married. I wanted things cleaned the way I did them and it was easier for me to just take care of them. I wanted foods cooked the way I like them so I did the cooking. While my daughter was growing up she always watched me cooking. She cooks just like I do so I don't mind if she does the cooking. (Usually, we take turns cooking.) She didn't like having to separate out her clothes from towels and sheets so she does her own laundry. *shrug* I don't have to wear her clothes, so I don't care how she washes them.
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@DaddyEvil (174405)
• United States
9 Feb 21
@rakski I got divorced from my second wife 20 years ago. I live with my daughter.
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@rakski (156388)
• Philippines
9 Feb 21
she used to go to the cinema thrice a week and watch 2-3 movies a day. She will go home after she eats dinner. on the days that she is not at the cinema, she spend at home watching drama series. Now she knows how to use youtube so she her phone is always with her 
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@much2say (57760)
• Los Angeles, California
9 Feb 21
Wow - there is no way my dad would do all that for my mom (he says that's not a man's job 
). My FIL retired early and he used to do most of the household things - like cooking and such. But my MIL liked to work and do other things - plus she grew up in a wealthy household where there were maids and cooks - so she was used to other people doing this stuff for her. Well, I guess your MIL at least got her laundry rinsed .
). My FIL retired early and he used to do most of the household things - like cooking and such. But my MIL liked to work and do other things - plus she grew up in a wealthy household where there were maids and cooks - so she was used to other people doing this stuff for her. Well, I guess your MIL at least got her laundry rinsed .3 people like this
@allknowing (153530)
• India
9 Feb 21
Whoever dislikes work will not know what they are missing Work is worship.
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This is not at all good, being proud to be spoiled is not a good attitude.
@snowy22315 (208881)
• United States
9 Feb 21
Oh boy, no wonder she doesn't know how to wash clothes.
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@xstitcher (39022)
• Petaluma, California
9 Feb 21
I just put some wash in the dryer.
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@MarshaMusselman (38865)
• Midland, Michigan
10 Feb 21
But not too smart. Maybe she thought it you were operating it by setting the disks that your also would do the rest?
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@sunrisefan (28524)
• Philippines
12 Feb 21
Back home, I do the washing of our clothes on the washing machine and take care of the garden. My wife does the shopping, cooking and cleaning inside the house and I do the outside.
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@rakski (156388)
• Philippines
13 Feb 21
@sunrisefan I can only sigh.
my hubby do the dishes when weekends. 
@kaylachan (84776)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
9 Feb 21
She really must be lucky if she's not used to doing any household chores like that.
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