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Why do husbands and wives quarrel fiercely over trivial matters such as "no trash bags in the trash can"? What is this, and because the toothpaste is squeezed from the bottom or from the middle to get divorced. Anyone who has been working for a day was scolded by the boss for a colleague for running, and then they bought food and cooked food and stared at their children's homework. When I don't understand, if the other half is absent at this time, or I can't help, I can't even put a bag on a trash can, and a nameless fire arises spontaneously. I only saw it when I was blind. You.... have never quarreled over this kind of thing. If he throws the garbage, I'll put it in the bag, use the toilet separately, wash the dishes and drag them to see who can't help but put them in the dishwasher. Usually I won't talk about him or me about the details of the details, and occasionally he will talk about it. Had a good time. Churchill said in his book "Memoirs of the First World War": "Most conflicts are caused by little things, but they have nothing to do with them." This applies to family relationships as well. Because calm is the normal state of life, and vigor and vigor are only found in TV dramas, and small things are the real life of life. There is no big thing to quarrel, only small things~ However, the content of your quarrel is not just about putting on garbage bags. There is no garbage bag, just a fuse, arguing and arguing to pull out other things. Think of it as a little sand in your beloved shoe, you won't throw the shoe for the sand, but it grinds your feet, so you'll endure the pain and take off the shoe to get the sand out, and then go on Wear, but can not avoid the sand will be drilled in. |