Many smiles and one argument a day - they are a recipe for marital happiness, and it was "set up" by Kate and Bill Shevels, a 90-year-old couple. Experts "nod their heads" in the affirmative and say that discussions are a desirable spice every day, but only if they are constructive and avoid the possibility of turning into a physical confrontation. Studies show that couples most often argue about four things.
First on the list is - who does what. In almost every home, a fight breaks out because the woman spent the whole day at the stove, and the man lay in front of the TV.
The next reason for the conflict is - who spends more, followed by lack of interest in sex.
The last, but not the least, reason for the quarrel is that men often cannot understand why their wives are so attached to their parents.
But even women do not stay in debt, so they mostly blame their men for listening to their mothers without question, reports Novosti.
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