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"    My husband and I seldom fight, but when we do, it&amp;#039;s hideous and cruel. I assault his character in shrill tones, and he runs away\u2014literally. In turn, I scream even louder so that every bystander hears (his biggest pet peeve). Fortunately, we live in New York City, so we&amp;#039;re not that interesting compared to, say, the guy with the cat on his head. The culprit for all of these nasty fights? Hunger\u2014no, &amp;quot;hanger.&amp;quot; And it turns out, we&amp;#039;re not alone. A new study found that peckish people are more likely to lose their temper with their spouses. When we&amp;#039;re hungry, our brains don&amp;#039;t have enough energy to exercise self-control, so we lash out at our defenseless significant others. The result? Some seriously absurd arguments. It starts off innocently. He notices you&amp;#039;re getting &amp;quot;hangry&amp;quot; and tries to preempt drama by offering to cook you chicken. You protest, &amp;quot;I hate poultry!&amp;quot;    Because you&amp;#039;re starving and all you want are carbs...    ...and if you don&amp;#039;t get them soon    But he won&amp;#039;t decide where to order food from. Naturally, you tell him he&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;not a real man.&amp;quot;    So you lock yourself in the bathroom, only to discover that he still hasn&amp;#039;t picked his boxers up off the floor. That&amp;#039;s when you really let him have it.    Until he calmly\u2014and accurately\u2014informs you that you&amp;#039;re acting like a child...  ...and then the doorbell rings, and you realize he ordered you food after all.    You completely forget what you&amp;#039;ve been arguing about...    And all is forgiven. Until next time...     Brie Schwartz is newly married to an accepting husband who encourages her to\u2014or at least lets her\u2014write about his quirky traits. They share a studio apartment in New York City, which has taught her invaluable lessons about patience and communication. Though they don&amp;#039;t have children yet, they do watch a lot of baby videos on YouTube. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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