A marriage doesn’t usually end because of one explosive fight. It ends when there are 10,000 conversations left unsaid,10,000 small moments of hurt that go unaddressed, and 10,000 misunderstandings that build walls instead of bridges. Silence can be just as destructive as shouting. When we avoid the tough talks, when we suppress our feelings instead of working through them, resentment grows like weeds in a garden that once flourished with love. If something is bothering you, speak up. If your partner is distant, reach out. If love is worth keeping, it’s worth fighting for. Communicate, even when it’s hard. Because the real tragedy isn’t the arguments—it’s the ones you never have. .