49-year-old girlfriend in 'Love War' erupts over her '40-year-old' younger boyfriend: "Even after saying it 40 times, he still doesn't do it" [★Night TView]

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A couple with a nine-year age gap clashed over household chores.

In an episode of the JTBC variety show 'Love War' aired on the 9th, the daily life of a 49-year-old girlfriend and her 40-year-old boyfriend, who have been cohabiting for eight years, was revealed.

On this day, the girlfriend vented her frustrations about her boyfriend, stating that she had handled everything from moving preparations to household chores on her own.

The girlfriend said, "Doesn't it take a lot of energy just to move once, from coordinating with the moving company to finding a cleaning service? I did all of that," adding, "I feel like I really did a lot of various tasks."

She continued, "That's fine. I just wish he would do the few things I ask him to, but even those don't get done for two or three months, so I get angry."

The girlfriend poured out her complaints, saying, "I did all the moving preparations myself, from finding vendors to worrying about a single curtain. At least do what you're told properly," and added, "It's been over three months since we moved in, but there are still no bathroom shelves, no air gun installed, and no picture frames hung."

In particular, the girlfriend mentioned the issue of not installing an air gun in the bathroom. She explained, "Since it's a dry toilet, I can't clean it with water without an air gun. When we moved to a duplex, I ordered two air guns to be installed in the first and second-floor bathrooms."

She continued, "When the maintenance team came, I asked my boyfriend to install them and went out, but when I returned, it hadn't been installed on the first floor. My boyfriend said he didn't know there was one for the first floor too."

The girlfriend expressed her frustration, saying, "I've told him several times, but he still hasn't done it. It's been three months since we moved in, and it's still not done."

She added, "When I tell him to do it, he answers 'Okay,' but then forgets about it. So I have to tell him again and again. At times when I really did a lot of reminding, I've said it 30 to 40 times."

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