According to science, being in a relationship with a strong-willed woman is good for your health.

Your girlfriend’s bad mood and strong temper should no longer be a cause for concern. According to a study, being in a relationship with a woman who tends to have a strong temper and a very short temper can be good for your health, even reducing the risk that the man will develop diabetes problems.

Today the awesome.club brings you all the details of this and other research that shed new light on what an ideal relationship should look like.

Having a strong character can be the subject of many discussions, but it also has its benefits, as shown by a study by experts from the Michigan State University and the University of Chicagowho analyzed the impact of relationships on people’s health, especially on the possibility of developing diabetes.

The study involved 1,228 people who were in a relationship. They responded to variables such as level of satisfaction, degree of happiness in relation to each other, how much free time they spent together, trust, demand in the relationship and criticisms that were usually made.

The quality of the relationship showed different results according to gender. Women who reported positive conditions in the relationship showed a reduction in the possibility of developing diabetes in the future. According to the researchers, this happens because they are more sensitive to the way they relate to men, which has an important effect on health and metabolism.

The study authors were surprised by the results in men, because they went against the grain of the results for women. Those who were in a relationship with a controlling woman who was always critical or demanding were less likely to develop diabetes in the long term.

In addition to a lower risk of developing diabetes, there was also an increase in the possibility that the disease would be treated correctly after it appeared. The researchers noted that the study did not show intense conflict in relationships. He only revealed that women were very critical and this was reflected in greater control in the way their husbands or boyfriends took care of their own health – probably the secret of reducing the risk of diseases.

Apparently, according to a study done by the School of Psychology at University of New South Wales, in Sydney, Australia, women with a strong temper know how to make the best decisions mainly because they are smarter. In fact, they are more skeptical, make decisions more objectively and know how to convey information more efficiently. Maybe that’s why their spouses respect their decisions, take better care of themselves and be healthier.

Strong character perhaps has some advantages with regard to the judgment we make; however, according to research shown in the book He who gets angry gets fat 🇧🇷“Who gets angry gets fat”in free translation), from Juan Manuel RomeroVilla, who is always in a bad mood releases adrenaline. This adrenaline causes an inflammation that does not allow the release of energy and tends to make the person put on weight.

What other positive and negative characteristics do you believe strong-willed people possess? Tell in the comments.