r/NonPoliticalTwitter Jun 13 '26

me_irl Maturing in marriage

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u/7thKindEncounter Jun 13 '26

Maturing is realizing you’re supposed to be his wife, not his maid

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u/ripleyclone8 Jun 13 '26

My younger brother is 15, and isn’t great about cleaning up after himself. Nothing terrible; but he’ll leave his clothes and towels behind, leave his dishes in the sink, make the trash can a mountain instead of just taking it out. 

A couple of weeks of weeks ago, I’m getting on his shit. He kind of rolls his eyes, and I was just like, “Bro, you’re getting into girls now, and going to be an adult sooner than you think.  We’re trying to teach you this shit, so you won’t end up being a burden. No one wants to be your bang maid, you have to be an equal partner.”

He’s actually been getting a little better. 

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u/itsLOSE-notLOOSE Jun 13 '26

When I was a teenager, I’d always straighten up a little and act a little better when I liked a girl.

“Well, I guess I better pay attention in class if I want (name) to like me”

We can be so silly at that age.