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How to Agree to Disagree

Sometimes couples who fight together, stay together—and they're better for it

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  • 7. Mr. & Mrs. Clean

    The Fight: We both think the other one isn't as clean as we are. For instance, I put all my clothes away and hate seeing her clean laundry in a pile on the dresser. On the other hand, she hates our cats' hair and thinks that their fur on the couch is disgusting.

    The Fundamental Disagreement: We have vastly different ideas of what "clean" is. Or, at the very least, we have different pet peeves about cleanliness.

    How We Deal: It's much easier to tell someone to take care of one thing than it is to tell them that they're, at heart, a slob. Cleanliness is another one of those things that you don't think needs spelling out until you start sharing a space together.

How to Agree to Disagree
Sometimes couples who fight together, stay together—and they're better for it
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