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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We just bought a house as first time owners. I’m really excited to make the place ours and am constantly looking for things I can fix up or decorate, etc., or looking up what we need to maintain the house. My husband on the other hand acts like the house is “done” (other than getting more furniture). It’s starting to  bug me that he’s not also looking for stuff to do around the house and it feels like I’m going to do a ton and he’s just going to free load.

I’m not just talking about decorating; [b]stuff has come off like a toilet stopped flushing or some outlets weren’t working and he doesn’t seem interested in dealing with it.[/b] If he’s not interested in decorating then fine but shouldn’t he at least fix things or find people to do it?

I want to have a talk about it but haven’t broached the subject yet. I’m sure I’m a little overeager with getting stuff done quickly, but it bothers that I’m putting in all this effort and he’s just like cool you do that.

Is there a good way you’d suggest bringing this up without just saying hey can you do more projects around the house? Because I don’t think he’ll react well to that or know what to do with that. [/quote]

WTF.

If you BOTH don’t fix broken stuff it leads to more damage and broken stuff.

Leaks, worn out stuff, broken things should all be repaired in a timely manner so other systems don’t get over-use or adjacent things damaged.

Good luck. Does he have executive functioning issues in general? Just freezes or walks off at resolving something? [/quote]

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