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Laundry Hurdles (Patreon)

Published:
2020-03-06 20:17:28
Imported:
2021-08

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Not sure how many of you saw my emotional Twitter breakdown yesterday about not being able to put my laundry away, but it definitely kicked my butt into gear to finish this comic.

3.5 hours later, and VOILA! It feels so good to be back in the groove.

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Anonymous

Great comic! Thank you for coming back. Am so thankful my non-ADHD hubby now handles hurdles 1 and 2. (That was a crucial rearrangements of chores!) Hehe, did anyone else handle this phenomenon by having like a full months supply of under things?

Anonymous

Getting a combo washer dryer was a life saver. The folding and putting away, well… not today, maybe some day?

Anonymous

I didn’t see your Twitter meltdown, but I have had many meltdowns of my own over this exact issue. The worst, forgetting to hang out a load of washing and the wasted water and power.

Anonymous

This is great. My laundry was piled on the floor in front of my closet for 5 days before my partner got sick of it and just put it away herself. I totally get it.

Anonymous

My clean laundry usually lives in a flat stack on the back of my 2nd couch!!

LeafCaliber

My first two hurtles are pretty short, and I don't fold it so that hurtle don't exist, but the putting away hurtle may as well be in outer space xD

Anonymous

Washing and hanging it to dry is relatively easy, but it then can easily hang there for 2 weeks :-)

Anonymous
>>33353296

Yes!! And my husband has taken over laundry entirely... traded for me doing all the cooking during this isolation period.

Anonymous

Omgosh this is sooo Accurate. See 3 laundry baskets sitting on our couch in our bedroom. Putting them away is SOO hard

Anonymous

I showed this to my husband. Yep! It’s a frustration for him endlessly. Lol

Anonymous

Laundry is the reason I finally sought a diagnosis. I was 45.