Couples over 55 Say One Phrase More than 'I Love You' - and It's Causing Problems - The Mirror
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Couples over 55 say one phrase more than 'I love you' - and it's causing problems - The Mirror
A study of 2,000 adults found the phrase 'what?' is said more than 'I love you' for couples over 55, with nearly half of those arguing as a result of frequently mishearing each other
Undiagnosed hearing loss could be the cause of bickering and relationship woes - Your Harlow
“WHAT?” is now a more common phrase than “I love you” among couples 55+, according to new research. Over a quarter (38%) of people in East of England who are in a relationship admit they’ve argued with their partner because they couldn’t hear each other properly, reveals a survey from Specsavers. This results in people feeling ‘frustrated’ (32%), ‘ignored’ (16%) and even ‘unloved’ (7%). Over a third (35%) admit they argue every week due to not …
"What?” is a more common phrase than “I love you” among couples over 55, according to research.
"What?” is a more common phrase than “I love you” among couples over 55, according to research. A poll of 2,000 adults in relationships found nearly half of all couples (46 per cent) have fallen out because they haven't heard each other properly. While 28 per cent get into an argument a few times a week at least, over mis-hearings. And this leaves them feeling a range of emotions when not listened to – including frustrated (42 per cent), ignored…
The different ways we say ‘I love you’
Sometimes the most powerful “I love you” isn’t spoken outright. It’s in the way someone asks if you got home safely, saves you the last slice of pizza, remembers your random stories, or sends you that meme they know will make you laugh. People say “I love you” without words all the time – through small acts of care, quiet check-ins, and tiny sacrifices that say, “You matter to me,” even if their mouth […]
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