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a remote-surrender night

noun phrase /ree-moht-suh-ren-der-nyt/

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A rare, low-conflict evening in which one partner willingly cedes control of the television without negotiation.

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“Had a full remote-surrender night, he just handed it over and said 'you choose', absolute rarity.”

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Published 3 August 2026

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