11 Common Signs That Your Relationship Might Be Over

What do you do when your relationship is over? Do you stay in it, or do you break up with the person who's been there for you through thick and thin? This article will discuss some of the most common signs that may signify that your relationship might be coming to an end. How can I know that my relationship is over?

Partners in a relationship may start to feel as though the love has faded, and they've lost what made them happy. Other signs that your relationship might be over include feeling like you're not compatible anymore or no longer with someone for the right reasons. As well as when you find yourself thinking how much better it would be if this person

When to call it quits in a relationship? 

There are plenty of signs to watch out for that may signify if your relationship is over. If you find yourself thinking how much better it would be if this person wasn't in your life, then these might be some serious red flags. It's never easy to admit when a relationship has ended. Still, sometimes the best decision can make both partners happier and able to move on with their lives without feeling guilty about something they know should've been finished long ago.

How do I break up?

Breaking up isn't an easy thing to do-- especially when there are feelings involved or children at home who will also need time and space after the split. There as many ways people go about breaking up; however, one way is by telling them how unhappy.

Signs That Your Relationship Might Be Over

1. You find yourself arguing more often than not

Some couples find that their arguments are frequent, and the same topics keep coming up. They may start to become more frustrated with each other when they argue about certain things. No relationship is perfect, but if you can't remember the last time you had a calm conversation without arguing, then it might be time for your relationship to end.

2. Your partner is always on their phone and doesn't seem to care about you anymore 

If your partner is always on their phone and not paying attention to you or seems like they don't care anymore, it may be time for the relationship to end. If this has frequently been happening, then there's a good chance that something else could come up in the future.

3. She doesn't want to spend time with you or go out with friends together 

If your partner doesn't want to go out with you or spend time with you anymore, it may sign that the relationship is over. If this has frequently been happening and they don't seem interested in changing things, break off the relationship before it becomes too late.

4. She is constantly telling you that she is too busy for anything else in life but work, school, and family 

If your partner has been telling you that their life is too busy for anything else, then it may be time to end the relationship. If they have a history of doing this and don't seem interested in making changes or compromises break off the relationship before things get worse.

5. She doesn't want to talk about the future - what it might look like or where it could lead them 

If your partner doesn't want to talk about the future, it may be because they don't think there is one with you. They are saving their energy for when things end so that they can find someone new and exciting who will take care of them in ways that you haven't been able to before. If this has been happening 

6. The sex has stopped because she is just too tired from everything else 

There are some times when the passion in a relationship has fizzled, and it's time to take notice. If your partner is no longer interested or invested at all, that could indicate potential problems ahead for you two. A lack of sexual interest can often indicate whether a partnership will last long-term or not.

Suppose just thoughts about being close with them repel you instead of exciting anticipation. In that case, this might signal either need to make changes within yourself and relationships around us -or even impending heartbreak.

7. You're not happy with your partner

Couples go through hard times when they feel unhappy. When you're in love, it's easier to work together and return your relationship back to its normal state! If happiness is continuously outweighed by unhappiness, maybe the two of you are putting too much effort into making things better?

8. You feel like you can't talk to them about anything

Communication is key to a healthy relationship! If you feel like they don't want to talk about anything, it could be a sign of bigger problems.

If your partner's lackluster response to sex or the conversation feels draining instead of exciting and fulfilling, then this might signal either need for change within yourself as well as relationships around us

9. She doesn't seem interested in what's going on in your life

Your wife is your best friend, soulmate, and twin flame. She's the person who always wants to know what you are doing, feeling, or going on with your life; she would want nothing more than for her actions to improve yours in any way possible.

A loving partner doesn't have an obligation of these feelings: they just do it out of unconditional love, which means that when a good spouse stops giving this type of attention can be one indication that their attitude has changed towards you.

10. Your partner has started lying to you or withholding information from you, even if it's just small things

Many people will lie to their partners at some point in a relationship, which is not always an indication that the breakup is around the corner. But if you notice that your partner has started lying or withholding information more frequently than before (even when it's just small things), then it might be time for them to confront how they feel about it.

11. You're tired of being the one who has to apologize all the time

As relationships get more comfortable, it's not uncommon for one person to start taking on a larger share of the responsibility for hurting or offending their partner. If you notice that this is happening and your partner starts making excuses when they did something wrong instead of apologizing, even if they're small things like forgetting to call when they said they would. Then this might be an indication that your relationship has changed in a way that makes them feel too uncomfortable.

What is a toxic relationship?

A toxic relationship is one where there's always a power struggle, and neither person respects the other. This type of relationship can be verbally abusive or even physically hurtful. These relationships typically involve constant verbal fighting and unresolved conflicts that lead to more arguments in the future.

Why do people stay in unhappy relationships? 

There are many reasons why people stay in toxic and unhappy relationships. Some include fear, guilt, or the belief that it's too late for change to happen.

Here are some signs there might be an end coming soon: Your partner exhibits a lack of respect for you; they may even make fun of how you look or act. There have been more than three arguments recently about petty things like chores or money. You feel uneasy around them because all communication has become aggressive instead of supportive. They're not doing anything nice for you anymore without having to be prompted first by you.

The list goes on. Sometimes we can't predict when our relationship will come crashing down, but we can be ready.

Conclusion

I'm not going to lie; this is a tough subject. But you must know these signs so you can keep an eye on your relationship and make sure everything is healthy. 

For starters, if one or both of the people in the relationship are feeling like they have less time for themselves than before because their partner wants all of their attention and time, then there may be something wrong with how much respect and appreciation they feel from their partner.

Suppose someone feels like they don't get enough support when things go wrong or that they're constantly being criticized by their significant other even when no criticism was intended. In that case, those feelings might also point to trouble ahead. And finally, if either person starts experiencing physical symptoms.

Medically reviewed and approved by Clinical Psychologist and President of PsicoLuz Integral Psychology Luzmery Romero.