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Most of the people may judge me for my sincere opinion on matrimony and it's severe circumstances on the true bachelor's soul, but that won't change my perception about marriage as something necessary, but way too evil to be lasting forever. I was born in a small town in West Virginia, where my parents taught me to love the family and cherish every moment that we spent together, apparently one of them was not really sharing the same option as my father abandoned us when I was 1, bought a Jaguar and married a girl twice as young as him - all the obvious characteristics of the middle age crisis.

Consequently, as my family wasn't so inseparable anymore, I decided to start somewhere new and study abroad. So that's how I moved to Australia. I decided that I need to go to a new place, where I don't need to learn the language before making friends and that how it all started. Wild parties, cheerful women and Christmas festivals at the beach. Five years later I decided that I needed to settle down. So that's when I met my first wife Jaime (a doctor's daughter from Sydney) - it was a fairytale in the beginning but then you know how things change:kids, work, household chores to do, not enough time for vacations. But I think the main reason for my divorce was the fact that she never ironed my business shirts and I hated doing that myself. After my messy divorce I met Meredith - a chef in a local restaurant in Bondi Beach. She made fabulous pasta, but I fabulously gained 20 pounds for just a year and decided to leave her before I start rolling instead of walking on the street. Then it came - Veronica a nice and modest girl from Melbourne. She made me move in with her - just a few weeks after, we were married. To my surprise she was the most disorganized person I ever knew when it came to cleaning. She actually used to spend 90% of her time ignoring that which needed doing, so that didn't last long either.

After her, I finally met another girl and decided not to get married to her till the rest of my life and even then I felt like something not right again, I suddenly realised that it was not my wives and the process of getting married, but me that was to blame for the failure of our marriages. Maybe if I had used the services of Domestic Cleaning Sydney, I would have saved them the struggle to take care of me 24/7 and we would have had more time to enjoy ourselves. Now, as years are passing by I realise that I'm getting more and more pedantic about being organized, clean and never late for an appointment. I hope my two sons will have the ability to be more relaxed to enjoy life and to find their partner that will be a true friend, not a true housewife.

However, you can see how the small and simple things can be sometimes very important. As the cleaners in Richmond say, sometimes the cleaning can achieve more goals than just hygiene. And then again, take note from my story and don't repeat my mistake. Now go see your family and spend some time with them.