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"    The Fix a Fight app (created by a therapist) says it&amp;#039;ll solve your spats. Our testers gave it a shot. Couple #1: A.H. and D.H., Denver We constantly bicker over my husband&amp;#039;s not helping get the kids ready when we go places. The app asked us to state how each of us played a role in causing the fight, plus what we would do differently next time. Then we had to circle the emotions we felt. That part was really helpful, because my husband always knows what I&amp;#039;m feeling, but I never know what he feels. It honestly felt like a mini therapy session! It&amp;#039;s only been a week, but the past two times we left the house, he was a major help. Passion factor: Warm and fuzzy Couple #2: A.D.S. and E.L., North Miami, FL We used the app for a recurring fight we have about housecleaning: I feel like I do more. Normally, if he&amp;#039;s slacking, I give him a verbal shove and he gets to work, but this app made us focus on sharing our feelings. It was refreshing to hear him open up; he said he didn&amp;#039;t feel valued for the work he did, and I decided to try to thank him more. But after a few minutes of using the app, we got bored. Normally when we fight, we resolve it quickly, and this had us dwelling on it. I&amp;#039;d rather get mad, then move on! Passion factor: Warm-ish "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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