5. You have stopped caring about how they feel.
You have stopped caring about how your partner feels. You don’t really give them any kind of attention whatsoever when it comes to their feelings and emotions. You don’t care much about how your actions or words might impact them on an emotional level.
You’re just content with carrying on in your life regardless of how you affect them emotionally. It’s as if you’ve completely uninvested yourself in their mental and emotional state of being.
6. You find yourself feeling easily irritated.
You find yourself getting easily irritated by your partner as of late. You notice that all of the little things that you used to be able to tolerate (or the things that you might have even found cute at one point) are now all things that annoy and pester you.
There is just a general mood of irritability and annoyance in the relationship. You are clearly unhappy with one another and there is very little love and affection left there.
7. You spend more time away from one another than you do together.
You find that you are just spending more and more time away from one another these days. Instead of spending time with each other at home or on dates, you are constantly choosing to prioritize other aspects of life.
In this life, we only ever really give time and energy to the things that mean the most to us. And if you find yourself unwilling to spend more time on the people you love, then perhaps, you don’t really love them as much as you might have initially thought.
8. You’re no longer happy in your relationship.
And ultimately, it’s going to boil down to overall happiness. If you happen to be in a relationship that just doesn’t make you happy, then that relationship isn’t the right one for you.
Yes, you always want to be able to find happiness in your own life. But your relationship should never be serving as a hurdle between you and your pursuit of happiness in life. Your relationship should be enriching your life; it shouldn’t be bringing you down.
