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Lol.
A) yes you do. You're conflating not wanting to slightly alter your habits with not possible.
B) you can also leave it on the counter or the stovetop. You shouldn't leave any metal object soaking in the sink for a day. Leave them on the counter and then put them in the sink to soak like 5 min before you start cleaning them.
A) you don't know someone's situation so don't pass judgement when there are very valid reasons theg may not have the time of energy, as if mental health isn't a valid reason already
B) soaking for 5 minutes is definitely not the same getting a good long soak
It's not passing judgement, you're straight up doing it wrong. It's like you're taking it personally when someone says your plants keep dying because you're over watering them.
Like the other commenter said, if you don't have the means to wash dishes after cooking, then just leave it on the stove dry with food bits in. When you're ready to wash stuff, throw a thin layer of water in, put it on the stove to deglaze the food bits, then dry it off and then wipe with a thin layer of oil and you're good