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Couples might want to put a little almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves effort into their almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves just before March and August every year. Sociologists have identified almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves spikes in the number of divorces filed in these two months. Researchers from the University of Washington analysed almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves for divorces filed in the U.S. state of Washington between 2001 and 2015. There were almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves 25,000 divorces filed in the state in 2014 almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves. The scientists found that over the 14-year almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves of the study, divorce almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves peaked in August, after the summer holidays, and in March, after the Christmas and New Year holidays. Some researchers said the divorces could be almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves to almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves problems caused by the winter and summer holidays.

Researcher Julie Brines suggested that the anti- almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves felt after the build-up to holidays, and the holidays almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves, may leave couples feeling stressed and almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves. She said: "People tend to face the holidays with almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves expectations, despite what almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves they might have had in years past." She added: "[Holidays] represent periods in the year when there's the almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves or the opportunity for a new almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves, a new start, something different, a transition into a new period of almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves. It's like an almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves cycle." Couples generally spend more time in closer proximity to each other during holidays, which may actually exacerbate tensions rather than rekindle almostaloneannualanticipationbeginningclimaxdatadeflateddisappointmentsdueextrafinanciallifemarriageoptimismperiodratesrisingromancethemselves.