Marriage is an important social institution that provides emotional support, companionship, security, and opportunities for personal growth. A healthy marital relationship promotes psychological well-being, while persistent marital conflicts can have a serious impact on the mental health of both partners. When couples experience unresolved problems, they may develop emotional distress, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and other mental health difficulties. The quality of the marital relationship therefore plays a significant role in determining the emotional and psychological health of the couple. Poor communication is one of the most common issues affecting marital relationships. When partners fail to express their feelings, expectations, or concerns openly, misunderstandings increase. Lack of active listening, frequent criticism, harsh language, and emotional withdrawal create feelings of loneliness and frustration. Over time, communication barriers reduce trust and emotional intimacy, leading to stress and dissatisfaction. Conflict and frequent arguments are another major concern. Disagreements over finances, parenting, household responsibilities, career decisions, or relationships with extended