Wife Doesn’t Like Husband Bringing Dirt Into the House but Refuses To Give Him Soap To Clean Himself, Soap Opera Ensues!

At first, you might read this and assume the husband is ungrateful and wrong, but on second thought, he's actually way too patient for his own good. He posted this thread to Reddit's r/AmITheA**hole subreddit and after a bit of clarification, it became crystal clear that he was very much not the bad guy in this situation. 

Here's the breakdown of what happened: wife was upset that her husband would bring dirt into the house after a long day of work in the garage or in the yard. Super understandable. However, he has to come into the house because the bathroom just inside their back door never has enough soap in it. When husband tries to refill the dispensers in that bathroom, wife gets upset and starts hiding soap from him. Husband goes to get his own soap to use for refilling, but she finds that and hides that soap from him too. Husband goes to buy bar soap, but she throws that out too because she finds bar soap to be disgusting. Husband just can't win. The saga keeps continuing and escalating; keep scrolling below to get the full picture. For more stories like this, check out this post about a church employee's difficult resignation process.

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