Woman Kicks Out Dirty Boyfriend Who Hasn't Cleaned in a Year

A woman on Reddit kicked her boyfriend out of their home after he refused to clean a single thing for the entire year they've lived together.

"My boyfriend and I have been living together for a year. He moved in together to my apartment. From the beginning he didn't make an effort to help me with chores, even going so far that I had to ask him multiple times to fulfill the simplest tasks," she began.

"The best thing is that he always told me that he will do it and never did. He also left his trash everywhere and never seemed to take responsibility to throw anything of it in the trash can. I've had many serious conversations with him about the topic, telling him that I don't feel comfortable at home, feel like he doesn't respect me or take me seriously in my wishes," she continued.

Recently, an incident in which she got injured pushed her over the edge, and she finally kicked him out.

"Last Sunday, after a serious conversation the day before, it happened again. I returned home after a busy day and as I walked in I saw that the dishes he told me he would do still were dirty in the sink. Also a lamp that was standing around since the day he moved in, which I've asked him multiple times [to move], also this day to put away, was still there. I tripped over the lamp, really hurt myself and then I snapped," she explained.

"I cried for half an hour ... I told him to get out. We are still together but I'm not talking to him and hes not making an effort to reach out," the woman concluded.

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Users in the comments section sided with the frustrated woman and applauded her for taking action.

"Move on, you deserve better. He will never change. Trust me on this one," one person wrote.

"This is exactly why I’ve always insisted on living with a partner before considering marriage. Too many men expect their girlfriends/wives to be a maid, and living together before a lifetime commitment is the only way to sort the wheat from the chaff," another chimed in.

"He says he will do things, and he doesn't. You've expressed your feelings. He hasn't changed. The lamp incident is the definition of three strikes, you're out," someone else commented.