I still cannot believe, just how much do some women overcomplicate laundry.
I was seriously almost afraid of it, based on how much women complain about chores, meanwhile, it is literally the simplest of all chores.
Dump, add gel, wait, take out, wait, throw to the closet.
@beardalaxy
> Sorting
Pointless :D
@beardalaxy
And folding is kinda relaxing, once you catch the grift of the perfect fold...
But ONLY, after I found it, so I get that part.
b e a r d
@LukeAlmighty i sort but i don't really know why, i guess i don't really have to but it helps me think
Men are Rational
Men are single chore/task designed
Women thrive on lots of shit
not actually getting a single task done
complaining , but never after an actual solution
emotional wreak always at boiling peak point
@LukeAlmighty women complain because they have to quite literally serve an entire family, meanwhile you live alone with your two shirts and a single pair of pants
@tomie
How the fuck does that add the need to separate colorful and black clothing?
Or, to pre-wash it?
OOOOOR to pause the washing machine for an hour?
@LukeAlmighty
>he doesn't even separate colored and black clothes
bruh
@tomie
See? Now, we're in the same universe again.
@LukeAlmighty if you don't do the simplest and basic thing of separating colored, black, and white, you will eventually end up with all clothes the same dirty shade of brown because of a stray sock (if not already)
you need to pre-wash anything with stains you don't want in a washing machine
men refuse to do basic things and blame women for "overcomplicating" things, smh
@tomie @LukeAlmighty I've always mixed my laundry. I've never had a problem. From what I've heard, it only really matters at high temps
@applejack @LukeAlmighty nah, you can easily ruin a laundry batch at lower temps, too, but it depends on clothes itself and the way it was colored initially
again, this problem is just rarer with a typical male clothes set of two shirts and a pair of pants; meanwhile a woman is way more likely to have something requiring additional care in her wardrobe
and if a woman complains about quite literally serving a family, then the initial difficulty is multiplied, with kids ruining clothes and babies' stuff requiring extra special care
@tomie
That's what I get for posting the least controvertial thing I could think of -_-
Yes and no.
Some fabrics require special care.
Folding is handy.
Gotta also make sure everything came out correct.
And empty out any residue in washing machine.
yeet 
@LukeAlmighty it's more the sorting/folding that people complain about.