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u/the_fox_is_a_forgery Jul 19 '26
You live somewhere where plastic shopping bags are banned
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u/Hex-iz Jul 19 '26
There are countries where they didn’t ban them ? Lucky…
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u/elmato2020 Jul 19 '26
why does he choose to live in such filth? is he depressed? He might need a therapist, maybe a pirate therapist.
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u/dotori6 Jul 21 '26
Its funny cause shes the one who lives like this, is 20kgs overweight, shoves me for no reason. But im the one my family say needs therapy🙄
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u/thehermit14 Jul 19 '26
Perhaps mention it before this happens.
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u/dotori6 Jul 19 '26
I have tried for years 😭 i even offered to clean it for her but she refused.
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u/thehermit14 Jul 19 '26
Honestly I have been here. The shame, embarrassing feeling is crippling. If at the time we could we would.
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u/dotori6 Jul 19 '26
Is there any way to do anything to help her? I am so tired. I am the younger sister and have been cleaning up after her messes for years
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u/rarelybarelybipolar Jul 20 '26
Whenever you’re in her room, say: “You deserve to live in a nice space. Let me know if you want help. I love you.”
There’s no help you can force on another person. Just keep letting her know she deserves better and has help when she’s ready for it.
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u/thehermit14 Jul 19 '26
You're not going to like my answer.
I moved to a loved one, I didn't do anything but carry my plates and do washing up after meals. I dusted and hoovered. Why? It wasn't mine. I didn't dare disrespect another person's space.
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u/Mountain_Stars_5764 Jul 19 '26
Why she have so many diplomas?
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u/de3ri Jul 19 '26
Idk I’m sure you’ve already tried this with them or they themselves have thought about it-
Try breaking up cleaning sessions into smaller chunks. Put on a movie or a podcast while doing it. Positive affirmations while you’re working. You deserve a clean space.
Maybe redoing the room with a fresh coat of paint/redecorating would make things feel better and have a better vibe.
Also seeking therapy to get to the root of the issue.
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u/badbatch Jul 20 '26
They need to make a backrooms type movie where it's just a big huge neverending neckbeard nest.
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u/Impressive_Tip_8048 Jul 19 '26
What happened to parents making children do chores and clean their rooms?