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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]When I say "decorate" - I don't mean painting the walls or any renovations (yet) - I just mean finding some art to hang, finding ways to organize things, getting some extra furniture that would look nice, upgrading old lights, etc. It's not just a "hobby" - it's work! [/quote] It’s “work” that YOU think should be done, not him. Since you want it a lot more than him, you should do it. [quote]But I want my house to look nice and that's something he gets to enjoy too (and I know he wants to get a say in it and doesn't want me to just do everything without his input).[/quote] He literally does not care. If you don’t do [i]anything[/i] he will still enjoy the house just fine. Try it and see! Think about something he’s interested in that you don’t care about at all. The Roman Empire? WW2 fighter planes? That’s how he feels about your home decoration efforts. [/quote] OP here - but I don't think that's a good analogy. If he likes the Roman Empire and wants to engage in that as a hobby, that brings 0 value/enjoyment in my life. That's his thing and has no effect on me. But if I wanted to make small upgrades to the house, how will he not benefit from that? He's living in the house, and sees/uses/experiences the things that I'm doing. Maybe other husbands don't care about decorations, but I know mine does (and he can actually be quite opinionated about what looks good or not - even if he's not the one looking into it). Doesn't that change things? [/quote] It doesn't change anything. He may care about decoration, but not enough to make it a priority. If decorating your house is a MUST HAVE for you, it's only a NICE TO HAVE for him. Since you care more about it, you are the one who should make it happen.[/quote]
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