Much like the workplace term that means doing the bare minimum, "quiet quitting" could also happen in marriage, sometimes gradually.
The informal term, which is not a clinical diagnosis, refers to spouses who remain together while reducing their emotional effort, communication or involvement in the relationship, according to experts.
New York City divorce lawyer James Sexton described what "quiet quitting" can look like at home and at work.
"I'm not going to go through the dramatic gesture of ending this thing," Sexton said. "I'm just going to stop. I'm going to stop paying attention. I'm going to stop participating."
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