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Dr. Alexandra Solomon , a licensed clinical psychologist at The Family Institute at Northwestern University , recently made the case that it’s “loving” to go to bed angry in the caption of a myth-busting Instagram post.
Dr. Solomon says being tired makes us more likely to make extreme arguments and be more hostile than when we are well-rested.
Dr. Solomoan wants us all to realize that relationships are complex. So there’s nothing wrong with giving each other a break and sleeping on it for a night..
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