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By lynnie - This FML is from back in 2011 but it's good stuff - United States

Today, I had to come up with a reward system for getting my boyfriend to brush his teeth daily. He's 24. FML
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ajmacrae 5

A point for every time he brushes his teeth. 5 points for a gold star. And with 2 gold stars he can trade in for a bj.

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boyslikegirls97 0

Honestly it doesn't matter how old he is, brushing your teeth is kinda expected......

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shebe15128 0

and you're dating this kid because....

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vincentmacmanus 8

Sounds like you have a true non-hygeinetic monk from the skanktuary on your hands. Maybe its time for a new bf?

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bizarre_ftw 21

What's the reward?

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ajalan 4

Lol, Actually I feel pretty great about myself I just like reading about peoples failures cause it really shows how much better my life is then theirs and yours =) good guess though lil buddy.

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kittea86 0

I have to do the same, my husband is 29. and eww 18 if he doesnt brush his teeth do you really think he bathes?

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CallieCC 8

Does your husband not bathe?

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stacianichole 2

So, people who bathe also always brush their teeth and people who don't brush their teeth regularly don't bathe?

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CallieCC 8

I don't think it should matter how old your boyfriend is. If you're boyfriend is old enough to date, he should be brushing his teeth on his own without a reward.

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pdp_fml 21

Sorry, if he was raised by his mother, she failed to do her job properly. You should consider getting a new boyfriend.

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Okayitwasme 0

It's not the parents fault about hygiene! I grew up with no water in our house or tooth brushes to clean my teeth! We just couldn't be as clean. As soon as I Moved out on my own I knew what to do! It's not how you were raised it's what you think of yourself!

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julia_lynn 21

I don't know about that. At my ex-husband's parents' house, there were all sorts of toothbrushes and such in the bathroom, and I swear in the 6 years of being with him I never saw a family member brush his/her teeth, nor did the toothbrushes ever change. It became obvious that oral hygiene, while they had the supplies, wasn't a priority there. Blegh.

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