
Source: Meme (@Naru9nari) - image used with permission
When an exhausted wife reaches her limit…[manga]
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Dirty roommates are the worse. You come home from a long day, and there are empty pizza boxes and Doritos bags everywhere. They say they'll do the dishes "in a little." But you leave for the weekend, and the same pile of plates is still sitting in the sink, attracting flies, when you get back. When they can't get the hint, it's time to call a moving company and cut your losses.
Unfortunately, when the problem is with your spouse, it’s not quite so easy. Manga artist Meme (@Naru9nari) recently published a piece speaking to this issue. She is a mother of two young children, and naturally, her hands are full—there's little chance to take a break. Nevertheless, she seems to be doing a lot more of the leg work than other household members. Have a look:
Reproduced with permission from Meme (@Naru9nari)
Reproduced with permission from Meme (@Naru9nari)
Reproduced with permission from Meme (@Naru9nari)
Reproduced with permission from Meme (@Naru9nari)
It seems Meme can't hold back anymore. At least the house will be clean from here on out.
Readers understood where the overworked wife was coming from:
It seems these “husband” guys are pretty overrated.
If you liked this manga, you can find more by Meme on her Twitter page. Enjoy!