arguments

After the toilet seat "up or down" issue and which way the toilet paper goes this might be the biggest argument in American homes on a regular basis.

Is man's best friend really your family's most frequent antagonist? You won't believe how many family arguments are about the dog.

A new survey has found that the average family has 300 fights a year over stupid little things.

If you've been with the one you love for any amount of time, you know there are things that you fight about that in the grand scheme of life are just not that important. (Try to tell that to your wife! haha)

In a battle of wills cuteness takes the day. These two toddlers illustrate that arguing is not the best way to settle a dispute, but it sure is cute the way they do it.

From our good friend at KATC Tracy Wirtz: I was having a conversation once with a male friend about why guys seem to just not "get it." After batting ideas back and forth, it seemed to come down to one basic truth.

You know the type right, they remember something you did or didn't do from 1992 and you are still held hostage to that one mistake. So what it if it was your wedding video that you taped a football game on top of, still she is mad. Do you know why she is taking so long to get over that small incident of your short sightedness? It's all her Mother's fault. Really it is, science will back me up on t