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The top reasons for relationship tension

The top reasons for relationship tension
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The fight against the coronavirus is definitely affecting relationships. The stress of being together all the time plus the stress of the pandemic can put a toll on both you and your significant other.

40% of couples say their relationship has become more strained now that they are spending more time around each other. The top reasons for relationship tension:

  • Inability to go outside.
  • Being confined to home.
  • Disagreements over the importance of safety precautions.
  • How close you have to follow social distancing.

28% of couples say their relationship has gotten stronger because of the following reasons:

  • They give their significant other time to themselves.
  • They talk about their stresses.
  • They help each other emotionally and physically.
  • They keep work and personal separate even if they are home.
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