It might sound conflicting (no pun intended), but a long-standing body of marital research shows that couples who argue are more likely to stay together than couples who avoid facing issues.

But whatever you call your disagreements with your romantic other, science says that it's not about if you have conflicts in your relationship that matters — it's about how happy couples argue ...

IF couples argue, it’s easy to assume they are on the rocks – but actually, it can be a sign of strength. “The couples that are most happy don’t argue less than unhappy couples,” says ...

First, all couples fight. Second ... told Duhigg. Karney’s quote appears on page 153 of my copy of Supercommunicators. I know this because the page is sharply dog-eared and compulsively ...

Couples often face financial disagreements, with an average of 58 arguments per year about money. Millennials argue more frequently than baby boomers. Concerns about spending habits, savings ...

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According to new research by financial services company Bread Financial, 58% of millennials and 57% of Gen Zs argue with their ... the hit Showtime documentary Couples Therapy, “sometimes ...

Arguments are inevitable in romantic relationships, but they can often dissolve into hurtful exchanges that have lasting, negative consequences. What are the ground rules that make arguments more ...

Real NYC Couples Reveal What They Argue About The Most Our very own Relationships Editor Charli Penn goes out into the streets of NYC to ask couples and singles “What was your worst argument?” ...

The study, conducted by Talker Research on behalf of the international money app Wise, found that younger couples tend to argue more about money than older generations. Millennials, for instance ...

Few times of year offer more opportunities for couples to argue than Christmas. Whose in-laws will you be visiting this year? Which group of friends will you go for a walk with on Boxing Day?

Recycling has become an unexpected bone of contention in British homes, with a survey of 2,000 couples revealing that it is now a common cause of domestic spats. Alongside traditional disputes ...