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Maintenance Man

"We’ll be hosting a lot of guests this year for the holidays, and I keep telling my husband that we need certain repairs done to the house. He seems to deliberately avoid the problems, hoping that I'll forget about them. He also tries to manipulate me into agreeing not to fix the in-house problems. My friend told me to hire someone and leave the bill on the table. What can I do to end this dispute?"

Life is certainly a lot easier when both people in the relationship have the same modus operandi. But when they differ in their styles as far as punctuality or how they pay bills or when they get things done, it can certainly be the cause for a lot of irritation between them. Clearly, the situation you describe must be very frustrating to you.

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