How to understand the sentence of fighting at the head of the bed and closing the door at the end of the bed?

? "Fight at the head of the bed, fight at the end of the bed" is especially suitable for young couples. The meaning of the first half sentence is relatively simple, that is, young couples fight; The second half of the sentence is meaningful, which means: at night, the husband and wife will make up because of slapping!

? When I was a girl who was not sensible, I always said this sentence when I listened to the adults in my neighbor's house chatting. Especially when it comes to which couple are in conflict these two days, they always laugh it off and add the following sentence: Leave them alone, young couples are fighting at the end of the bed!

? I have two friends who got married earlier, and we often chat. Sometimes they just tell me how my husband is the day before, and if he doesn't speak well, they just make trouble with him. I just want to fight for them and even want to talk to her husband about it. The next day, she flirted with her husband again. I've always been puzzled, but watching them make up again, I can't interfere and teach my husband a lesson.

? Later, I remembered what my neighbors often said, and I thought: Maybe this is between lovers. If you don't get along in the morning, you will make up automatically at night! But for some reason, I still don't understand.

? I didn't really understand the meaning of this sentence until I got married! Occasionally, I have a little conflict with my husband after marriage. Every time I get into trouble, I will ignore him. He will keep coaxing me, but I just won't compromise. However, when sleeping at night, the plot will turn at 180 degrees. When my husband strongly pushed me down on the bed and gave him a kiss, my anger was swept away; When I was halfway through, he began to continue the following actions more crazily. At this time, my whole person is crisp and I am not in an angry mood!

? After so much sex, we will only love each other more than before!