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Carol, welcome to the program. Just let me get up to you, girl. Hold on. Hello, Dr. Laura.

Yes, this is Carol. Thanks for taking my call. I appreciate it. I am a happily married woman

of 20 years. I've got the three ugliest kids. Excellent. And I have a little bit of a dilemma.

I've been told recently my husband and I would have miscommunication, not miscommunication,

but we'd have our little argument and we would talk about him and get through him.

Well, in the last two months, I've noticed a big change in the world. If I talk to your husband

behind your back and he thought you would never know what he said, would he say A, that he was

happily married, and B, that when you had your little skirmishes, he ever felt like he ever won.

For A, I would say up into probably two months ago, we would have said that,

but if you were to talk to him today or yesterday, I would say no, he's not happily married.

And for B, I would say he would say,

maybe he'd just stop talking and didn't want to argue anymore, maybe?

Because he could never feel like he'd have a win.

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