Turning the entire house into a clothesline
It’s true that many clothes for women are more fragile and delicate than men’s apparel, but this doesn’t mean you have to turn the whole house into a clothing line. Spreading your clothes all over the place can cause quite a stir between partners. Apart from seeing your lingerie, dresses and other items lying around the house, using every part of the house like a drying rack can affect your house’s structural integrity in the process.
Taking too long to get ready
Whether it’s to fit into societal norms, to look good for yourself or a little bit of both, some people take longer than others to get ready whenever they have to leave the house. If you’re all by yourself, with no one else waiting for you to dress up, you can obviously take all the time you need to beautify yourself. On the other hand, when your husband is “patiently” waiting at the door, scrolling on his phone to pass the time, while you’re still trying on outfits or makeup styles, don’t be surprised if things get ugly.
Keeping the house at an impossible temperature
If you’re also turning up the heat every chance you get, welcome to the club. It has been scientifically proven that women feel more comfortable when it’s warmer, compared to men. More than that, according to researchers in the Netherlands, warmer temperatures can also help women become more productive at the office, but also at home when it comes to household chores.
While male and female body temperatures are quite similar, women’s preferences for tundra-like climate are quite annoying to their male counterparts. If you want to avoid adding one more topic of discussion for your next couples’ therapy session, you might want to compromise on the temperature, or at least, wear something warmer.
