There's no doubt about it, being alive is a dirty business — and I'm not just talking about the memories that keep us awake at night. Dealing with our conscience every day may be bad enough, but on top of that we're expected to maintain our bodies and living spaces just for the privilege of being socially acceptable members of society. There's a reason those who can afford it pay (not so) good money for other people to clean their houses, and that's because it's very hard work. From the never-ending pile of laundry to battling with garbage bags, most people have some kind of necessary domestic task that they simply cannot stand.
This has been highlighted in a thread by @ShotWithSJ, who encouraged people to share the pain by describing the chores they dislike the most. While we all might have our personal preferences when it comes to domestic tasks, arguably the worst part about them is how often we have to do them. Who the hell thought that this "civilization" thing was such a good idea?
