I do "use my muscle and scrub pad" in fact, I was advocating for it. I realize they make detergents and such for the purpose of sanitation, but I do not like all the chemicals. Not a hypochondriac, my family isn't disease-ridden, and I intend to ensure that it stays that way by providing a clean and healthy environment, which has absolutely nothing to do with all of the COVID roleplay - I've always been that way. Growing up, my mother was absolutely disgusting, fat, and lazy to a point that I couldn't even have friends over, and I'd have to eat processed garbage quality food out of cans. Without providing too much detail, I think it will suffice to say that I don't EVER want to be like her (she's my mother, but she grosses me the fuck out) and maybe that's why I am a bit over the top - I just want better for my family.
The short answer is that I just like clean/sanitary dishes, and maybe my standard is a touch higher, so what? Whatever floats your boat, I do not look down on others if they choose to not operate in the same way, and if you think it's overkill that's cool, you do you.
By the way, I'm not so weak-minded that I would let obviously exaggerated, skewed, and even down right fake at times change my outlook on anything. The mainstream news is always the same bullshit song and dance anyway, which is why I choose not to watch it.
Only a millennial would talk trash about their own mother, regardless of how "gross" (your words, not mine), she may/may not be.
Millennials have NO respect for anybody, yet they demand "respect" from everyone else.
Yep, you've totally called it, you've shown me; I am a shitty millennial for not exactly being content with squalid conditions and eating out of cans, being pushed off on relatives when she was whoring it up, and getting beat when she'd have too much to drink, but fuck me for being ungrateful; how dare I want better? Instead of dwelling on it, I chose to work hard and pave my own way, and I have nothing to prove. I've already found my happiness, and that's good enough for me.
I don't demand respect from anyone, and I generally like to treat others the way I'd like to be treated. I can tell you're just an angry person (you must feel like terrible inside, and I take pity on you). What kind of balanced individual gets so judgmental and venomous about the way someone chooses to do dishes? Seriously, when you say it out loud, it's very absurd and clearly mental. All in all, I've responded to you with more respect than you have proven to deserve, or most would afford to you. I truly hope you're able to overcome your issues one day and are able to find happiness, or at the very least some peace, but I won't hold my breath. - No more responses from me, I've wasted enough of my time, albeit I can't say it wasn't the slightest bit entertaining - you had me laughing a bit that's for sure.
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