There are always signs in a relationship that tell you how you and your partner are keeping up in the relationship. It is natural to have love and conflict in any relationship but when love starts fading and conflict often becomes more than normal then you need to understand that something is not right, and needs to be corrected.
Relationships depend on the commitment, both need to commit with their love and trust for each other but circumstances and conflicts change these commitments, and the relationship starts to suffer.
Here are the top signs that your relationship is not going to last long.
# 1. Lack of physical closeness and songs of affection can undermine a relationship. In this situation, both you and your partner will not be happy or feel secure in the relationship.
#2. Failing to open up emotionally will hurt more than anything else. Emotion can build the trust and affection that you need to stay in a relationship.
#3. There is no interest in hearing stories where you were both happy or doing something memorable. Active listening is important in any relationship.
#4. You are doubting everything about your partner. Trust always comes first in any relationship. It carried a lot of time and action to build this trust. So doubting your partner is a big sign that your relationship will fall apart if you don't do anything to deal with the trust issues.
#5. That's when you start having trouble explaining how you feel because you think your partner changed long ago. If you think that revealing your exact feelings about your relationship will harm then the loss is already done, my friend.
#6. You start hearing rumors of your relationship failing and most importantly your friends urging you to end it. Everything is normal for you but not for others, it will be the same love that you have for your partner. This could be a sign that your relationship will break down.
In the end, we suggest you save your relationship. Don't let breakups get into your life. You put your time and effort into making things happen with your partner. If you feel you need help, ask for it. Go for relationship counselling or take the help of your family or friends.
