10 symptoms to know when a relationship is over ...
1) You no longer feel good about yourself At first, this seems like a strange warning sign about your relationship, but think about how you felt when you first hooked up with your partner. You felt great – about yourself and your world. If this is now lacking where it was there before, you may want to look at your relationship.
2). Your friends no longer like being around you when you’re with your partner Your friends don’t have to dislike your partner – perhaps they don’t like what affect your partner has one YOU! Consider that your relationship with your friends is at least as important in the long run as your relationship with your partner. In fact, it may be MORE important as they will see you as you really are, and will be there even if he or she isn’t – IF you treat them right!
3). You constantly find ways to include others in your activities Always including others indicates that you’re not looking forward to being alone with your partner.
4)You’re doing all the giving – or all the getting Relationships are about mutual benefit. If one partner is benefiting over the other, the relationship isn’t healthy. This doesn’t mean that everything should be exactly balanced.
5)His or her jokes are no longer funny Of course, you may have heard them 1,000 times, but people in love tend to look beyond this repetitiveness. They see that their partner is being humorous, not how funny something is or isn’t.
6)You re-connect with ex lovers
7)You start trying to change your partner Many people fall in love with people that excite them, but find that this excitement isn’t good for them in the long term. On the other hand, they may find someone “stable” that doesn’t provide enough variety in their relationship. If you find that you’re constantly trying to convert your partner from the person you fell in love with, it may be time to bolt.
8)You criticize or “micro-manage” your partner If you’re always concerned that your partner’s socks aren’t exactly right for his pants, or that she wears too much make-up, or that he or she just can’t seem to take their responsibilities seriously, don’t look at them – look at yourself. People that are in love tend to look beyond minor annoyances to the bigger picture. If you’re having trouble doing this you may want to work on your exit plan.
9)You begin comparing your partner to others. This is particularly true when other people seem more appealing to you. We all find others – often those we don’t have – attractive. If however, you find that you’re comparing specific traits – a person’s voice, their neatness, the way they carry themselves, etc., against others; especially things your partner can’t change - you should re-evaluate your relationship.
10)You no longer look forward to spending time alone with your partner. You may still have a good sex life (or not!) but actually talking to your partner seems like a chore. If spending time alone with your partner seems like a prison sentence you may be up for a parole.
Hahahaha well my relationship is still alive then! But what about phantasming on all the beautiful girls around you, is that a bad point too??? I am going crazy right now, and even if I really love my wife, shit their are too many hot girls around me... help me someone!
1: He didn't run away after the first time 2: He holds you in his arms after sex 3: He is keeping on texting you (sms or email) 4: He does answer the phone when you call him 5: He holds your hands outside 6: You met his friends 7: I already told you that he likes you (at least) 8: He does care about your job and what you are doin 9: He can actually remember your name 10: He doesn't mind kissing you in front of other girls
Well those are very important, last year I had a sex friend, and those 3 points were the one showing that she was only my sex friend, she really didnt mind as she had a real bf in America.