Brit couples have 156 arguments a year

LONDON - A new survey has revealed that Brit couples have, on average, 156 arguments a year.

This means that they spend two full days fighting each other, reports the Sun.

The survey led by a cash card firm showed that most of the couples fight over money, sex, kids, or not being listened to.

The 156 fights last an average of 18 minutes each, according to the survey.

Other reasons are domestic chores, parenting style, spending too much money, nagging, mother-in-law, being ignored and who does the most. (ANI)