Time for some angst.

1. Taylor is very non-confrontational, but living with Ratchet means that she will lose it quickly sometimes, but only sometimes. Ratchet is usually a bit quicker. Taylor usually begins to raise her voice first when she gets angry, while Ratchet becomes sassy before he gets loud.

2. Because Taylor is non-confrontational, she does this a lot of arguments. Definitely not all of them, but she knows when there are times when he needs to yell at her to get it all out. Most of the time he apologizes quickly.

3. Ratchet hardly leaves the argument unless he actually has to go somewhere. Taylor, while she normally gets quiet during arguments, when her fire does return to her, she is shouting loudly, and often will leave because she just can't anymore, and yes she slams doors. This kind of reaction often means that the arguments last longer because now both of them are bitter and boiling in silence.

4. No, this hardly ever happens. Unless one of them stomps out, which is normally Taylor, neither of them leave the argument until it is resolved, whether it takes hours or not. However, there are times when one or the other has to leave in the middle of it to do something important, like go to work or help the baby. When the other leaves to do something like that, normally doors don't slam. After the other leaves, that's when the other one slumps and sighs.

5. They NEVER allow the other to sleep on the couch because of an argument. They will resolve it before they go sleep whether they like it or not, and this is something they both agreed on early in their marriage. Sometimes this does mean that they are up until very early in the morning.

6-7. (I'm combining these two because they intermingle for Raylor arguments.) If it comes to silent treatment, it normally only lasts for a few hours. However, to them, it feels like so much longer, and it feels like torture. Taylor always breaks first, trying to mend the bond with hugs and sobs. She feels really dumb for the argument and feels like it's all her fault and that's she's a horrible person. Ratchet is usually much calmer by this point, and even if he isn't, he quickly melts when his wife becomes a mess, because he hates seeing her cry. Yes, it is here when he hugs her tightly as well and tells her everything is okay. The argument is quickly resolved right then and there, even if Taylor is still a little hysterical with tears.

(Sorry fam, but it's not like a married couple doesn't have arguments XD)