A new study has revealed that constantly fighting with kids, neighbors or spouses can lead people to their deathbeds early.
The study observed how stressful do people find their social interactions and whether they think that their friends, neighbors, partners, extended family or children ask too much of them, Slate magazine reported.
When the researchers refracted the deaths through the findings, it suggested that men and women who fought a lot, regardless of who they fight with were more likely to die prematurely, especially unemployed people.
An exclusive delicate mini demographic appeared stating that people, especially males, who frequently deal with complaining partners and children, are more likely to feel risk of early death by 50 to 100 percent.
The study is published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health.