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Your wife is a slob. What can you do?

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In this insightful episode, Dr. Jon Dabach tackles the often overlooked issue of dealing with a messy partner. He acknowledges that while men are statistically more likely to be the messy ones, there are still many relationships where the woman is the one creating chaos. Dr. Dabach shares practical advice for men who find themselves living with a partner whose messiness is driving them crazy. The key, he emphasizes, is communication and a solution-oriented approach.

Dr. Dabach offers a variety of strategies, from setting up a realistic cleaning schedule to hiring a cleaning service, and even creating clutter-free zones within the home. He discusses the importance of not adding to the mental load already carried by many women in relationships and suggests creative ways to incentivize cleanliness. Whether it's through chore charts, reward systems, or making cleaning fun, Dr. Dabach provides a comprehensive guide for improving household harmony.

2. Memorable Quotes

  1. "Even if you were to only say 10% of women are messier than guys, that's still 1 in every 10 relationships. You do the math."
  2. "The truth is talking is the crux; communication is the core that you need to learn how to do."
  3. "Women tend to hold more of the mental burden in relationships."
  4. "If you go up to a woman and say you're a slob without a solution, that's more mental load for her to carry."
  5. "Establish a cleaning schedule with specifically assigned tasks. In my family, I do the dishes."
  6. "Hire a cleaning service for regular and deep cleans. It sets a mental and emotional standard for what the house should feel like."
  7. "Make a clutter-free zone. Your wife or girlfriend is not allowed to put things on there."
  8. "Try to make cleaning fun. Reward yourselves after the house is clean with your favorite dessert or pizza."

3. Keyword List
messy partner, cleaning schedule, mental burden, communication in relationships, household harmony, cleaning service, clutter-free zone, incentivize cleanliness, chore charts, reward systems, household organization, messy girlfriend, messy wife, cleaning strategies, relationship advice, mental load, deep cleaning, professional organizer, domestic chores, relationship solutions

Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com

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Manage episode 430206594 series 3442369
Content provided by Jon Dabach. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jon Dabach or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this insightful episode, Dr. Jon Dabach tackles the often overlooked issue of dealing with a messy partner. He acknowledges that while men are statistically more likely to be the messy ones, there are still many relationships where the woman is the one creating chaos. Dr. Dabach shares practical advice for men who find themselves living with a partner whose messiness is driving them crazy. The key, he emphasizes, is communication and a solution-oriented approach.

Dr. Dabach offers a variety of strategies, from setting up a realistic cleaning schedule to hiring a cleaning service, and even creating clutter-free zones within the home. He discusses the importance of not adding to the mental load already carried by many women in relationships and suggests creative ways to incentivize cleanliness. Whether it's through chore charts, reward systems, or making cleaning fun, Dr. Dabach provides a comprehensive guide for improving household harmony.

2. Memorable Quotes

  1. "Even if you were to only say 10% of women are messier than guys, that's still 1 in every 10 relationships. You do the math."
  2. "The truth is talking is the crux; communication is the core that you need to learn how to do."
  3. "Women tend to hold more of the mental burden in relationships."
  4. "If you go up to a woman and say you're a slob without a solution, that's more mental load for her to carry."
  5. "Establish a cleaning schedule with specifically assigned tasks. In my family, I do the dishes."
  6. "Hire a cleaning service for regular and deep cleans. It sets a mental and emotional standard for what the house should feel like."
  7. "Make a clutter-free zone. Your wife or girlfriend is not allowed to put things on there."
  8. "Try to make cleaning fun. Reward yourselves after the house is clean with your favorite dessert or pizza."

3. Keyword List
messy partner, cleaning schedule, mental burden, communication in relationships, household harmony, cleaning service, clutter-free zone, incentivize cleanliness, chore charts, reward systems, household organization, messy girlfriend, messy wife, cleaning strategies, relationship advice, mental load, deep cleaning, professional organizer, domestic chores, relationship solutions

Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com

  continue reading

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