How to look like a bachelor apartments in different countries of the world
Many women believe that men are pretty messy. Of course, because usually they write in the bushes, constantly scratching their crotch and joy to cover any loose surface hair with beard, trimmed nails with the toes, wet towels and tobacco. And in General behave very sloppy. Just awful, guys.
But all this talking about women's perception of how men behave around women. But is it really untidy and unhygienic living single men in different countries of the world? Let's find out.
IKE, 25, Essex (UK)
How often do you put things in order in your apartment? Once a week, if the mood will be. But often times in two weeks.
How often do you change the sheets? Once a week, I'm serious.
There are a hell of a mess, you have some excuse? Honestly, no, but I don't care. This is my space. If I don't want to clean up, I won't.
What's your record for the postponement of washing dishes? In fact I actually left it too long, and my kitchen was filled with some unknown crap. She even talked to me.
Anonymous, 30, Rome (Italy)
How long have you lived in this apartment and how often bring here? I have lived here since the 1980s, this is my family's apartment. Cleaned every day.
Where did you get all these items? From travel. I managed to visit. For example, a vase I bought in Istanbul.
What mosaic in the bathroom? White and blue colors Lazio, my favourite football club.
What your girl is thinking about your apartment? She says the apartment is quite dirty.
Is this your dog? Yes, T very demanding dog. He's 11 and he's like a son to me. Its full name is the General Lafayette.
Tven, 24, Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Why are you sleeping on the floor, not in his bunk bed? Bunk beds are generally not very — not to sleep, nor to use it for other things. I mainly use their bunk bed to hang the hammock. Actually I'm a little cleaned up before you came.
What was it like your nursery room? She looked almost the same as this but instead of ashtrays were everywhere bottles of Fanta and Coke.
You had Pets? Mostly slugs.
Torben, 27, Dortmund (Germany)
This is the first house in which you live alone? No, five.
There are some things that you took from the previous apartments? Yes, everything is mine, except the kitchen and bins.
Your parents are coming to your house? No. My current girlfriend is also not shown little desire to come here.
Gerardo, 26, Mexico City (Mexico)
You don't have a kitchen table. Where are you eating? In a cafe. I never cook and eat at home, I always buy food with them. In my fridge only water, juice, and yogurt.
Who would be your perfect roommate? Puppy.
Why the apartment is so many bikes? I live here for free, because the house belongs to my family. My aunt lives on the floor below, and in the basement grandmother is engaged in sewing.
Makanaka, 26, Bucharest (Romania)
How often do you stay in your apartment? Differently, two or three times a week. The rest of the time I live with my dad.
How often do you clean up your apartment? I'm obsessed with — permanently removed, but there's still the eternal chaos. My father spit so he can come all day to sit here and do nothing. He often drinks beer and can't clean up after themselves. Besides, he won't take his shoes, so I have to constantly clean the floors.
How guests react to this whole mess? Honestly, I don't care.
The Kostis, 27, Athens (Greece)
Living alone in Athens: what's it like? It's cool. I dance naked, when I wash the dishes.
What you always have in the house? Ice for drinks and coffee.
How often do you put things in order? I clean every couple of days. Spring cleaning takes place once every two weeks.
Solomon, 23, Zürich (Switzerland)
What's your record for the postponement of cleaning in the apartment? A month or so. My neighbor was out of town, and I didn't want to clean the house yourself.
What do you like to do housework less? Once gathered to throw something in the trash that are not emptied month, and I threw up.
Your parents ever come to your house? Yes, often, and usually they come without warning. It's a bit annoying.
Who would you never opened the door? Neighbors. All others are welcome in my house.
Carl, 27, Stockholm (Sweden)
Why have you decided to have cats? Well, I like cats, I have ever since I was a child. Cookies, one of the cats was the right house, and I took care of him. Then when I moved to a small apartment with a small balcony, it became obvious that he needed a brother, so I decided to get another one.
How guests react to your cats? Different really. Some like them more than others. And of course, it depends on how often I get the vacuum cleaner and clean the house from cat hair.
Who is this lady on the fridge? This is my wife. Just kidding, of course. This is some photos that my father found somewhere, and while I wasn't home, hung on the fridge. I see no reason to remove it from there.
Peter, 31, Belgrade (Serbia)
How much time do you spend in your apartment? Well, it depends. Most often, I'm here just to take a shower, change clothes and sleep. At the end of the month when the salary is coming to an end, I spend a lot of time with your loved ones.
What chores your least favorite? To wash the dishes. It takes so much time!
Have you ever called parents to visit? Yes, they even have the keys, but they come very rarely.
Alvaro, 33, Madrid (Spain)
How many people live with you? Now there are five of us. The house is quite large, there are three floors and even your garden is.
And how do you deal with cleaning a big house? Sometimes a maid comes in. A few months ago, we tried to separate duties, but quarreled. It was complete rubbish, and while we have all been friends since childhood, we argued endlessly about whether one of us that is clean. Horror.
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