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Am I the asshole for telling my son, he has to take his clothes to the laundry mat. My wife and I have a 20 year old

son, Jake. Jake's personal hygiene when it comes to clothing has taken a steep nose dive over

the last year or so. He showers regularly, but he will only clean his clothes once a month,

sometimes even longer than that.

And it's never an overly full basket, so he's literally wearing the same dirty clothes,

including underwear and socks, over and over again.

We've tried to talk to him about how this can affect his health and asked if he's feeling

depressed or needs to talk to someone, but he insists he's fine

and he just doesn't have time or want to run the washer every week. Towards the end of the month,

he smells awful, no matter how often he showers. Since he's in adults, we can't force him to do

with laundry more often, and my wife won't even go near his bedroom

and do it for him. Nor should she have to. Here is the current issue. Whenever Jake does eventually

end up doing laundry, the machine ends up stinking like, I don't even know, a sewer, rotting

flesh, something terrible that I can't even describe. Afterwards, and my wife has to run

two clean cycles, one with bleach and one with a washer cleaning pod, just to get the smell

out before we can use it again. If she doesn't clean it, our clothes will smell like that, so it takes

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