Oh and I don't give a shot about engagement. LOL I have replies turned off, if I cared about engagement they'd be on.

*Facepalms*

Ding ding ding!!!

That's it...

One tenant left the laundry in the washers for 8 hrs before. I left it as if they want it musty and moldy so be it.

Yeah it doesn't make sense to me how many quote posts I got basically shaming me for not choosing to remove someone else's stuff.

I have a drying rack, it was fine.

Oh and the laundry room has no table or surfaces that I'd feel comfortable putting laundry on. It's a sketchy laundry room.

Also...

I have chronic pain, joints that suddenly dislocate, etc... I am not going to hurt myself handling someone else's clothes.

@alt-text.bsky.social

The back injury is one of several conditions that impact why I made the choice I did.

It's yeah....

I am disabled and have to factor that into my choices.

It's an apartment building and people aren't... very social here so I have no idea who so a schedule isn't possible.

It's noon here.

Was slow getting going today. X.x

Just danced with Valiant to some music.

With a spine injury and chronic pain unfortunately doing more means I may not be able to handle my laundry. It's crap.

It's annoying AF but yeah not much I can do in the moment so I just choose to focus on getting my stuff done.

I live below the poverty line. I am absolutely not spending money on someone else's laundry.

I am disabled and will not expend my energy/time/money on other people's laundry cuz if I do... I probably won't be able to take care of mine so I took care of mine instead.

Good for you.

I am disabled and tend to choose not to expend my energy on other people's laundry cuz if I do... I probably won't be able to take care of mine so I took care of mine instead.

Laundry room is down the hall from me so I set timers. I usually show up during the last minute spin down.

I am disabled and don't have the energy to bother handling other people's laundry. I just setup my drying rack and it dried overnight.

I live in a building with many Canadian newcomers... They may not know the unwritten unspoken rules yet.

I'm 42...

I am disabled. I am not expending my very limited energy, causing myself pain, etc on other people's laundry.

I just setup my drying rack and saved the cost of drying instead.

The stuff dried overnight so it's fine.

I set alarms on my phone basically the minute I walk into the apartment. The machines have a countdown on them for how many minutes are left so there's no excuse.

Yep...

Dragging the wet laundry back was rough... It was so heavy.

I'm glad I didn't dislocate my elbow again... I was wearing a compression sleeve.

However it wiped me out...