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I directly, yes.

You feel stressed as result of the disagreement and are less focussed on your body's needs and also getting exercise etc.
It's all his fault.
"The researchers recorded and assessed the discussions, and looked for verbal and nonverbal signs of hostility, like attributing actions to bad intentions, eye-rolling, and criticizing one another. "
Sure, eye-rolling will not burn many calories. Only one conclusion: fight harder!
Sallyo wrote: It's all his fault.


Yes, dear.
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