Neeum Zawan <m.n### [at] ieeeorg> wrote:
>         I don't think the research is as categoric as he says. For example, 
> it's been shown that in marriages, if at least one spouse has a very 
> strong tendency to keep his irritation/anger hidden, the marriage is 
> more likely to end up in a divorce than in marriages where the couple 
> argues frequently.

  Maybe it's just me, but somehow the *former* sounds better than the latter.

  From the three possible options, keeping your anger in, which easily leads
to the second option, divorcing, and the third option being constantly arguing,
I would really prefer to end it if it just doesn't work. It makes no sense to
be constantly arguing and it's not healthy.

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                                                          - Warp

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