In response to me complaining that my partner isn't doing any housework and it's having a huge impact on my stress levels, my T genuinely said this recently:
T: Buy a dishwasher then.
I swear, I was stunned, and I just replied that I didn't have the money. I wish I'd said:
Me: Please take your middle-class suggestions elsewhere, and give them to people who can afford them. Thanks.
I'm not stupid. If I could afford a dishwasher I'd have one. That still wouldn't really fix the problem anyway. I also didn't ask for a suggestion. Silly therapists.
[Note: I actually like my T these days. She realised this was not the right thing to say. I'm grateful she is genuine, if I think about it. A dishwasher is clearly, in her life experience, the answer and has reduced her housework duty stressors :rolleyes:.]