Signs Of A Break-Up
There’s almost nothing worse than the feeling of being head-over-heels in love with your partner, only to later be totally blindsided by a breakup. If you’re happy and content in your relationship, the signs a breakup is coming g can be difficult to recognize and even more difficult to acknowledge and admit to yourself.
Here are some signs that you might have noticed.
You don’t show appreciation for each other anymore
In a healthy partnership, both people will make an effort to be thoughtful and do things for the other person as well as show their appreciation when the same is done for them and it doesn’t bode well if your partner seems to suddenly stop appreciating the little things you do for them.
One or both of you stops making efforts
Even if you’re super comfortable in your relationship and you feel it’s a happy one, you should never stop making an active effort to be your best self and improve your relationship because if you do, that’s when things can start to deteriorate.
Your connection feels weaker than it used to be
Building a strong, intimate connection in a relationship doesn’t happen overnight, and maintaining that connection takes a lot of work. If you notice that you feel less connected to your partner than you once did, that’s a pretty telling sign that something is amiss.
Your arguments turn unhealthy
It’s normal (and healthy) for couples to argue from time to time, but if you stop arguing in a productive way and start exhibiting unhealthy behaviors while fighting like refusing to compromise or giving silent treatment that’s not a good omen for your relationship.
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