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Woman dumps boyfriend after he admits to 'gross' habit nearly half of men are guilty of

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Updated 10:13 29 Nov 2023 GMTPublished 10:01 29 Nov 2023 GMT

Woman dumps boyfriend after he admits to 'gross' habit nearly half of men are guilty of

A woman has spoken out after dumping her partner for a 'gross' habit which is common amongst many men.

Poppy Bilderbeck

Poppy Bilderbeck

A woman has spoken out after dumping her partner for a 'gross' habit which nearly half of single men are apparently guilty of.

Look, we all have certain quirks or habits which not everyone is going to like or agree with, but if you live with someone, there are certain expectations you have to live up to.

We've all gotten angry at a messy housemate who leaves crumbs all over the kitchen service or leaves grubby plates lingering by the bed when they've had a nighttime snack, but if it's your partner?

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Well, some ground rules have to be laid and unfortunately for one woman, her partner's standards were pretty shocking.

Taking to Reddit thread r/texts, the woman - who goes by the username @Important-Anteater90 - shared screenshots of her text message conversation with her ex-boyfriend.

The pair had moved in after two years together, but three months into the relationship, they began having some issues.

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The caption reads: "The text conversation that foreshadowed our breakup."

And the reason for the pair's separation? Well, it has something to do with cleanliness.

How often do you wash your bedsheets?
Pexels/ Jill Burrow

The text messages show the Redditer asking her partner if he could 'throw the bedsheets in the wash' for her.

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The request is hardly rocket science, yet the guy's reply reads: "Why?"

Spelling it out, the woman says the sheets are dirty and she washes them 'once a week,' requesting they start 'alternating' who washes them every week to make the household chore 'a little more fair'.

However, the Redditer's boyfriend is having none of it, complaining it's not 'fair to [him]' he argues the sheets 'don't need to be washed every week' and she's simply 'creating more work' for him.

So, how often does he wash his bedsheets then? Prepare yourselves.

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The guy branded her 'controlling'.
Reddit/ u/Important-Anteater90/ r/texts

The - now former - boyfriend reveals he washes his sheets 'once every other month'. Oh, and that's 'if that'.

The Redditer brands the lack of washing 'disgusting' and when he argues she should just wash the sheets if she wants 'something done a certain way' and she says she doesn't 'feel comfortable,' he suggests she sleep on the 'couch' instead, branding her 'controlling'.

The woman adds in the caption her former partner later admitted he 'only washed his bedsheets twice a year'.

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She added in the comments of the post: "I only lasted another five months before I moved out and dumped him. [...] Before you ask, no he wasn’t depressed. Just super lazy, gross, and entitled."



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And if you thought that was bad, imagine finding out he's not the only guy who's guilty of this.

A British study released earlier this year revealed 45 percent of single men wash their bed sheets around every four months, according to the New York Post.

And 12 percent admitted they only do it when they remember and who knows how long that is.

Featured Image Credit: Kris Ubach and Quim Roser/Getty / Reddit/Important-Anteater90

Topics: Health, Reddit, Social Media, World News

Poppy Bilderbeck
Poppy Bilderbeck

Poppy Bilderbeck is a Senior Journalist at LADbible Group. She graduated from The University of Manchester in 2021 with a First in English Literature and Drama, where alongside her studies she was Editor-in-Chief of The Tab Manchester. Poppy is most comfortable when chatting about all things mental health, is proving a drama degree is far from useless by watching and reviewing as many TV shows and films as possible and is such a crisp fanatic the office has been forced to release them in batches.

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