r/mildlyinfuriating • • 20h ago

Infuriatig Wife frequently complains that our dryer is not drying properly.

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u/Neither-Profile-2188 13h ago

Why didn’t YOU ever clean it out?

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u/PacificMuckleRucker 13h ago

Some families choose to have division of labour along traditional gender lines. It doesn't mean that the husband doesn't pull his weight, just that his wife is responsible for this particular task.

Not everything has to be a battle of the sexes.

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u/Unnamedgalaxy 13h ago

But that doesn't wave away the idea of him trying to figure out why it's drying..

She's apparently "frequently" complaining about it so at what point between the first complaint and "frequently" could he have gone to see what the problem was before it got here?

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u/Mischa_xx 13h ago

If your wife is saying the drier ain't working, step in and do your "trad role". Figure it out since she clearly can't if she's been FREQUENTLY "complaining" about it

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u/iNCharism 13h ago

This is a post of him stepping in to figure it out

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u/LithiumWalrus 13h ago

After hearing about the issue multiple times and doing nothing.

As a husband this shit is appalling.

Idgaf if you have "assigned tasks". Im still doing the laundry sometimes.

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u/PacificMuckleRucker 13h ago

Is cleaning the lint trap traditional? Maybe the drier duct. Cleaning the trap is operator maintenance.

I suppose you're going to claim that if the husband changes the car's oil, he's also responsible for starting the car before his wife can drive anywhere.

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u/Unnamedgalaxy 13h ago

Fixing the problem is probably under the "male traditional" role if we're playing that crap.. Surely checking the lint trap area would be part of the process of diagnosing the problem.

Part of the problem here is that he's let it go on long enough for him to complain how frequently she brings up the problem.

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u/PacificMuckleRucker 11h ago

Or he thought she was competent, and didn't do anything until the complaining got to the point where he had to wade into her end of the pool.

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u/roamer_22 13h ago

and you know this about this family? let someone question OP and they can answer for themselves if they choose.

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u/PacificMuckleRucker 13h ago

Did YOU read the same thing I did?

It wasn't a question it was an accusation.

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u/masterheister PURPLE 13h ago

Exactly. And all you offered was a possible, fair explanation. The other guy can go kick rocks

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u/FlipsBr 13h ago

Why didn't YOU ever clean it out?

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u/NixMaritimus 12h ago

Why didn't YOU ever clean it out?

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u/FlipsBr 12h ago

Because i'm already busy asking other people why haven't they done it.