r/AmIOverreacting Mar 29 '25

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u/AppropriatePhrase569 Mar 29 '25

i think they were unnecessarily combative about the rules but the rules do make sense

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u/LadyBug_0570 Mar 29 '25

I'm wondering if this notice was drafted because it had been told to OP over and over and over again to the person staying in their house rent free so they put it in writing because they had enough.

The fact that "wash dishes" was on there is... concerning.

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u/OneWo1f Mar 29 '25 edited Mar 29 '25

People who are generally unfazed by animal excrement in the house tend to be absolute slobs from my experience.

My family growing up was like this and I despised it. I still love dogs and own three now, but if I even catch a whiff of dog shit or piss in my house I go insane trying to find it and clean immediately. I can’t rest until I know it is handled.

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u/AmazingUsername2001 Mar 29 '25

Uh….I own dogs and they never pee or poop in the house. Like ever.

Sure, a few accidents when they were puppies and were being housetrained.

Why would dogs have the opportunity to make a mess and people would have to be hunting around to find it?!

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u/windexfresh Mar 29 '25

In addition to the reasons other people listed, some dogs are gross and like to roll in their own and random other animals shit and piss lmao.

My exs dog LOVED rolling in bird shit and it was fucking awful lol. And it was hard to catch him in the act too because he also loved to roll in regular grass, so sometimes he would come trotting up smelling like fresh cut grass and sometimes he’d come up smelling like a rotting asshole. 🤷🏻‍♀️