So now, guests are welcome in her house any time. My kids would miss visits because of my hang up." I wouldn't have people over if the house didn't shine. "I could spend every second ignoring the kids. But as she had more kids and less time, she began to realize that the perfect, sparkling "spit-shine house" wasn't what she wanted. Like many of us, cleanliness used to be a virtue for Nicole, especially once she became a mother. "The one who yelled at her kids and husband, running around dusting and sweeping, fussing over every imperfection, just so people would think she had it all together." "What they didn't see was the lunatic who stressed to get it that way," she wrote. Nicole used to keep her house so tidy that "people used to always comment on how clean" it was, she wrote in a post on her Facebook page for Suburban Sh*t Show: Tales from the Tree-Lined Trenches. What they didn't see was the lunatic who stressed to get it.Posted by Suburban Shit Show by Nicole Johnson, Writer on Wednesday, July 26, 2017įor many of us, spotting a massive dust bunny taking up residence in the corner of our family's home would send us into a vacuum-plus-Lysol shame spiral. People used to always comment on how clean my house was.
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