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Marital discord is a common problem in army as families live separately most of the time. Relatives of the concerned person may not be as supportive as one should be and handling the entire household alone can sometimes be stressful. This leads to unwanted stress among the couple. Counseling is required from time to time in order to keep them motivated.
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- 2. Challenging for those in military Common problem in couples Life is different in Army It leads to stress and finally marital discord MARITAL DISCORD IN ARMY
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