Tell me about the mood of a couple quarreling.

1. Every time I quarrel with my husband, no matter how violent the quarrel is, he will never slam the door and leave, nor run away alone. Because he is afraid that something will happen to you, so he wants to stay with you. When your anger is almost gone, he will take the initiative to talk to you and try to reconcile.

2. The cold war with my husband hasn’t passed yet and it’s our wedding anniversary. After seven years of dating and five years of marriage, all that’s left in our life is firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, and tea. I’m not happy.

3. I always get angry with my husband for no reason. He thinks I am being unreasonable and ignores me, who is pregnant, and starts a cold war. . . I felt terrible, but I had to endure it, for the sake of the baby in my belly.

4. I have been having a cold war with my husband these past few days. It is the first time I have not spoken to each other very much. It feels quite hurtful. In fact, I was a bit unreasonable and had a bad temper. I'm sorry, husband, I love you!

5. On the fourth day after my husband and I returned to our parents’ home after a cold war, we made an appointment with a friend to have dinner. I planned to come back and take a shower, but halfway through taking off my clothes, I stopped drinking water and tidied up the house. I was surprised to say that these days, What on earth did he eat? Seeing the rice porridge in the rice cooker was really annoying and funny.

6. I got angry with my husband last night. I feel like he doesn’t take care of me as much as before... I’m still having a cold war today, or I’m angry at myself, and others don’t take it seriously. I should eat and drink when I should, and I should eat and drink when I should. Playing around, I always feel that this is not the case.