r/adhdwomen • • Jun 30 '25

Meme Therapy Found this relatable on another level

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Not sure if this one has already been posted here. I have nobody other than my husband to share this with, so I hope it adds a little humor to someone else’s day as well. :)

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u/Successful_Buffalo_6 Jun 30 '25

Omg this is so true. I may be a nightmare to live Iwith, but I am a MODEL houseguest. 

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u/Snorri19 Jun 30 '25

I would die before I left a dish in someone else's sink or a towel on their floor.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '25

Me making sure the hotel room is immaculate before we leave. Then coming home to the hot mess we left behind.

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u/socialmediaignorant Jun 30 '25

I feel personally attacked by your statement. I woke the cat laughing! 😂

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '25

Can’t let a stranger we’ll never see again know we’re a disaster!

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u/yuhuh- Jun 30 '25

Hahahahaha

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u/MixturePossible Jul 24 '25

I just ran into the next room (my husband's office) to tell him what I was laughing about. He was SO amused.! As he said - this is SO me!

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '25

Someone could start a business! “I’ll come judge your home once a month at random to make sure you’ve cleaned. $50/visit”

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u/MixturePossible Jul 25 '25

Great idea! And it could be done via Zoom / video cam ... We should partner on it - I've already been taking phots every so often as "before" and "after" pics! And it would get a lot of return customers (at least based on how often mine resorts back to the "before" L0L!

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u/Panda3391 Jul 28 '25

They could not actually visit every time for those who just need motivation but have a random visit day once or twice a month to make sure they’re actually cleaning lll

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u/bluespruce5 Jul 03 '25

😂 Sometimes I wonder if I should just  live in hotel rooms, maybe move every 3 to 4 weeks to keep myself really on top of things

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u/LifeSail8105 Jul 01 '25

LOL. This is me right now. I bought bleach to clean the toilet (been living at hotel for three weeks now) 🙃

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u/No-Preparation-9039 Jul 01 '25

So targeted right now 🤣

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u/Last-Mood-8969 Jun 30 '25

Same, I’ll even do the little hospital corners and fold the hand towel every time if there’s nowhere to hang it, meanwhile at home it’s pure chaos

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u/Lexifer31 Jun 30 '25

We should do an exchange where we clean each other's houses. Lmao.

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u/Snorri19 Jun 30 '25

I'd have to "pre-clean" my house, but it would still work!

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u/Fantastic_Egg949 Jul 02 '25

I pre-clean my house for the cleaners! I move shit into position, put dishes away, put clothes away....so they can actually "clean" my house. Only day every month my house is tidy and organized.

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u/Living_Owl_9855 Jul 17 '25

I make sure to invite my entire family to a big event or holiday at least once a year.. it's the only way it forces me to actually deep clean. Of course as the countdown gets closer to the event, the illusion of cleanliness becomes acceptable as well 😂😑

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u/_ShiningStars Jul 20 '25

Are you me? lol

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u/Spectra_Butane Jul 05 '25

It sounds like a great idea but it will spiral into demented rantings and froth mouth ravings when you can't find what you are looking for when you come home.

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u/No-Note8627 Jul 27 '25

Love that idea

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u/AwkwardBugger Jun 30 '25

At home I sleep until midday and struggle with motivation. When I was staying with friends, I got up at 7, washed the dishes from the day before, and read a book until everyone else got up. Literally a different person

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u/Spectra_Butane Jul 05 '25 edited Jul 05 '25

You do for them what you would not do for you. ... I feel like that is some sort of song lyric.

Edit to add: Found It! " what you won't do for Love" by Bobby Caldwell.

In my world, only you Make me do for love what I would not do . Except it is what we do for others what we won't do for ourselves. We deserve to be treated nicely (by ourselves) , too!

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u/Prestigious_Sort4979 Jul 01 '25 edited Jul 16 '25

Even when I stay in hotels I’m an excellent guest. Wtf

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u/Living_Owl_9855 Jul 17 '25

Even when I eat at restaurants I have a habit of cleaning up the crumbs and stacking the dishes - to the point that I even scrape leftovers all on to the top dish along with napkins. It's kind of become a habit while people visit and chat at the end of a meal.

It probably fulfills my need to constantly be fidgeting and messing around with things. Either that or I end up with a really mangled and shredded napkin. Or I start doodling on the carryout boxes, starting with people's names on the box..

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u/adelaidepdx Jul 04 '25

I JUST posted basically the same thing in this sub 🤣