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Discover Ludwig"marital problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to problems between spouses that may range from communication issues to infidelity. For example: "When Jack and Jill first got married, they had very few marital problems. However, over time, the relationship began to deteriorate."
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Having marital problems?
And be careful how you talk about marital problems.
Thorpe's marital problems prevented him from achieving cricketing greatness.
By comparison, her own marital problems were small.
I think they are overly attuned to marital problems.
She published a book on her marital problems.
"They struggle with insomnia, headache, depression and marital problems".
Neighbors said the couple had been having marital problems.
Marital problems seem to grow with the length of a deployment, the survey found.
Few outside the Factory Records milieu were aware of his marital problems.
Instead, were they both backed into a corner by the media coverage of their marital problems?
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