We’ve all heard the term “quiet quitting” used in the workplace, but over the last year, I’ve noticed a deeply concerning trend: it has officially entered the bedroom. When a relationship is reaching its end, it rarely happens with a sudden, dramatic explosion. More often, it’s a slow, quiet drift. Partners who don't want to be in the relationship anymore—but aren't quite ready to leave—will do the bare minimum amount of work required to stay connected.