I abandoned my disgusting boyfriend because he refused to wipe it

A angry woman is wiped off after confronting her boyfriend’s ass.

Reddit users visited the site’s “Is I a hole?” forum asked her if she had mistakenly told her boyfriend that she would break up with him “if he doesn’t start wiping his butt.”

The host has actually deleted the original post from June 13 – but was not shared on the Redditor update page before the (unfortunate) memorable anecdotes.

The 26-year-old woman said she remained stable with her then-27-year-old boyfriend for about nine months before they decided to go with the shack.

She said that after nearly a year, the situation between the two was very good, except for a “really rough, ridiculous question”.

During the first few months of sharing a space, the woman noticed that her boyfriend never put toilet paper in his bathroom and pointed out that they had two-room settings and used separate settings most of the time.

“I think maybe he used wipes or something,” she wrote. “But then I started to notice the smell. Like, smelly. Sometimes his laundry smells stinking in a very special way. I think maybe it’s usually just bad hygiene, so I came up with it.”

The poster says her boyfriend is defensive and tells her to “drop it down.”

“End of the time, after too many suspicious boxers, only a certain degree of funk, no adult man should have walked around with him, I asked him the pointed one: “Will you wipe it after the stool? ”

According to her, her boyfriend shrugged and said, “No, wipe it a little gay. Why should I touch my ass?”

She wrote: “I thought he was joking. I laughed. He didn’t.”

It turns out that the boyfriend “reasonably” thinks that wiping “makes you gay”, “real men just let it fall off and go to their day.”

She told him that this way of thinking was stupid and incredibly unhygienic—making her “feeling physically uncomfortable at times.”

Her boyfriend reportedly accused her of being judged and said she should “accept his identity.”

“I told him I drew a line on my stool. I said I had to rethink the relationship if he didn’t start wiping and take basic hygiene seriously.”

The boyfriend allegedly became angry after she told him the person he was dealt with and said she was superficial, telling her she “prioritizes society’s expectations of true love.”

“He even texted me a link to “Man’s Rights” to learn how ‘wipe down.'”

“Now I wonder, Aita threatens to break up with my boyfriend because of wiping the ‘little’ stuff?”

Not surprisingly, Reddit users flocked to her defense.

“Not only does he sound gay, but like those ‘macho’ men, and he’s an adult, without hygiene, without proper excuses,” one wrote. “Think about what happens to you two having kids or something. You’ll have an entire family that won’t dry their A-Es, which is disgusting.”

The original poster responded to the agreement, saying she “can’t build a future with someone who equates cleanliness with weakness.”

She posted an update on June 24, sharing that she finally ended the relationship – “It’s more than I expected, and there’s not even any puns.”

She explained to him that it wasn’t just a wiping – it was about respecting the space she shared with them, allowing her to live in “continuous second-hand dirt.”

Reddit user also told her she was disappointed after repeatedly asking him to change something “extremely reasonable” but he refused to do “the most basic thing to keep clean.”

“He stared at me silently for a few seconds and then laughed.

“He folded his arms and said, ‘I’m not going to change me just to make you comfortable.’ I said, “I’m not going to change your personality.” ” “That’s dramatic. ”

The boyfriend allegedly stood up, threw the keys on the sofa, then called her “judgment and shallow water” and packed his duffle bag and random things around the house.

“Before he left, he looked at me and said, ‘You will regret it. You will never find someone like me.'”

“I just said, ‘That’s the point.'”

The woman said he sent her some passive aggressive messages since then, such as “I hope your next guy wipes and lies to you” and “The real man doesn’t fold toilet paper.”

“Since he left, I’ve been cleaning the apartment deep, burning candles, and doing five laundry items. I can’t tell you to sit on the sofa without wondering how amazing it is to get in touch with Poop.”