Stress and Complicacy among Relationships: A Major Health Concern

Abstract

A leading clinical psychology review says marital satisfaction often strongly affects one's overall sense of well-being and marital dissatisfaction raises health risks. The simple presence of a spouse is not inherently secure; however, a troubled marriage is itself a primary source of stress and at the same time limits the ability of the partner to seek support in other relationships. The worst distance between two persons in a relationship is misunderstanding. Indeed, the relationship between life satisfaction and marital quality is stronger than life satisfaction’s ties to either one's job or one’s health.