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			<title>uptight wife</title>
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			<description>To say my wife is uptight is an understatement. She worries about the smallest things and stays tense a whole lot. Any task is a major production because she can dream up all sorts of ways that it will be a disaster. I've told her a hundred times just to go with the flow, but whenever I do it turns into an argument with her accusing me of not understanding. She's wearning me out. I like being social, but she can be so tense that we don't go out with other couples as often as we used to. 

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