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Bad manners in marriage
4:46:2 2023-03-28 1559

Bad manners, rudeness in dealing, and intolerance of others are the cause of many problems and conflicts that afflict family life. It can even be said that it is a crazy fire that devours everything in its path and turns it into dust scattering in the winds.

Studies have shown that bad manners, mistreatment, and intolerance lead to old age, as gray hair invades the head before its time. Research has also proven that most heart diseases and neurological diseases arise due to conflicts and intolerance, especially among adventurous couples, in addition to the fact that life loses its meaning if it turns into a raging hell because of these morals.

The convulsive and tense atmosphere created by rude dealings and repressive methods in the family exposes children to great danger, as their tender souls are affected and irreparably destroyed, and they lose a sense of reassurance that is the greatest need for a healthy upbringing of the child.

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