^^
rather than “have a wicked mouth” shouldn’t that be “verbally abusive”??

just a thought.

if you guys really want to see something disturbing, try typing in じさつ(suicide) intentionally in hiragana
じさつサイト- suicide site
じさつのための- for suicide
じさつしかた- how to (commit) suicide
じさつ方法- the process of (committing) suicide
the list goes on

Makes you wonder about depression amongst Japanese people, gets even weirder when you scroll through all the results

I saw this earlier on a Japanese blog, made me think a lot about Japanese relationships.
Oh, and the question about the allowance made me laugh. ^^

And to Claytonian: if you ever see “utsu” in hiragana only, it is the utsu as in “depression” or “melancholy”. The utsu for hit/beat/shoot will almost always be written with a kanji in place of the “u”, as in:
打つ
撃つ
討つ
射つ

but since almost no-one can remember 鬱, it is generally rendered just as うつ, as in うつ病（鬱病）.

うつ【×鬱】
「うつ」をニューセンチュリー和英辞典でも検索する

depression

・ 酒で鬱を散じる
shake off one’s depression by drinking

鬱状態｜((be in)) a depressed stat

But it is a bit interesting the translator came up with “shooting.”

A Japanese wive may want to kill her husband, but she would not come up with the idea of shooting.

i got the following suggestions when I typed 夫　妻　in google search

for 夫, from the top

夫婦別姓
夫婦関係
夫婦
夫婦円満
夫婦岩
夫婦喧嘩
夫婦道
夫婦別姓手続き

・・・・・
For 妻 from the top
妻夫木聡
妻夫木聡 柴咲コウ
妻夫木聡　ブログ
　　　　　在日
　　　　　髪型
妻龍
妻龍　馬龍
妻有
妻　家房
妻の誘惑　韓国ドラマ