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It's a scientific fact that when grown men get sick, they immediately revert back to being spoiled, needy eight-year-old boys.  And their wives have to deal with it. A new survey by Walgreens shows just how unbearable a sick man can actually be.

Miranda Lambert says that they she and husband, Blake Shleton, are not ready to tour together because their music isn't where it needs to be. I think that Miranda is saying that their music isn't where it needs to be and in reality  I think she might not be able to work with Blake Shelton. To be honest, I can't blame her.  Look...I love my husband and I enjoy spending time with him, but there is n

Normally, I try to go shopping without my husband because it is easier that way. Things were a little different this weekend, my husband decided that he wanted go shopping with me. So I let him tag along and like always my husband was bored, miserable and kept mumbling things under his breath. I am sure he was saying nothing but good things.

What?? I don't know about you, but I get a little more stressed when my husband starts helping out with household chores. Apparently I am the only one who feels this way because USA Today says that in a recent study done by the team at UCLA women's stress levels are lowest when they team up with their husband to tackle the work around the house. For men, it's the opposite . . . their stress leve

CommerceandCultureAgency Getty Images If you think splitting the chores with your spouse 50-50 is going to make the resentment and inequality in your relationship magically disappear . . . NOPE. According to a new book called "Spousonomics", couples who divide chores right down the middle end up just as unhappy as other couples. It's because not everyone is good at every chore, and cer

Next time your husband or wife does something that makes you furious, here's the best thing you can do for the marriage.  Confront them . . . scream at them . . . and then flat-out REJECT their apology and hold a permanent grudge. According to a new study from the University of Tennessee, when you forgive your spouse for doing something bad, it doesn't make your marriage better . . . it makes