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Noone likes having arguments including me and my family. At the beginning, my parent's arguments were usually about big things like finding jobs, passing driving exams, and money. Later on, they started to argue easily. Even the small thing such as which restaurant or which store they should go, as long as they have different opinions then the argument would start. At that time, I understood for them that they had so much stress in life. It made them uncomfortable all the time until the point that my mom went to emergency room at the midnight because of having so much stress in her head. At the beginning, I could understand for them because it was normal. Husband and wife will argue, they cannot avoid it because it is life. Later on, they had

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