9 Signs Your Relationship is Doomed.

9 Signs Your Relationship is Doomed.

Like I said in my previous post, a relationship is like getting a job. you have to work even harder to keep it. Relationships need constant care and attention to grow. But sometimes, even when we try our best, things start to fall apart. Here are 9 signs that yours might be doomed.

1. Continuous Criticism

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If you or your partner are constantly pointing out each other’s flaws and faults, it’s a red flag. Imagine sitting down with your partner to talk about your day, only to find it turning into a long list of everything you did wrong. You feel like you can’t catch a break, like every little thing you do is under the microscope. That constant negativity can really wear you down. It’s like trying to drink garri, but someone keeps adding sand to it. So, take a step back and ask yourself, Is this how you want to spend your time?

2. Lack of interest in intimacy

A couple lying in bed back-to-back in bed
Getting close and naughty is a big deal in a romantic relationship. But if you notice you’re not feeling the love as much, like if you’re not giving hugs, banging or being banged anymore, it could mean something deeper is going on. It’s normal for your sexual desire to go up and down, but if you’re consistently not feeling it, it might be a sign that something’s not right.

3. Frequent Arguments

Every couple argues, but constant, unresolved fights can be damaging. If arguments are becoming more frequent and less productive, it simply means underlying issues are not being addressed. Healthy disagreements should lead to resolution, not more conflict.

4. Feeling Unappreciated

a sad man in a relationship
Feeling valued and appreciated is fundamental in a relationship. If you feel like your efforts go unnoticed or your partner takes you for granted, it can lead to resentment. Both partners should actively show gratitude and appreciation for each other.

5. Ghosting

Do you or your partner avoid spending time together? Whether it’s finding excuses to stay late at work or prioritizing other activities, ghosting is a sign of disconnection. In a healthy relationship, partners should enjoy spending time together and look forward to it.

6. Different Future Goals

To be compatible over the long run, there must be common goals and desires. It is very concerning if you and your spouse cannot come to an agreement on how you want your relationship to develop in the future. Though there are some differences that cannot be resolved, successful relationships frequently require compromise.

7. Lack of Trust

A couple looking suspiciously at each other

Trust is like the solid ground beneath your feet in a relationship. If you’re always second guessing your partner’s honesty or motives, it’s a big red flag. These doubts can come from things that happened before or what’s going on right now. But if you can’t trust each other, it’s like trying to build a house on quicksand. It’s just not going to hold up.

For example, let’s say your partner is always checking their phone when you’re together, and they’re cagey about who they’re talking to. You start wondering if they’re being honest with you or if they’re hiding something. That lack of trust can eat away at the foundation of your relationship faster than you can say “trust issues.”

8. Emotional Distance

Being emotionally close is super important for a good relationship. If you feel like you and your partner are on different planets emotionally, or they’re acting kinda distant, it’s like a big, fat,  waving red flag. Emotional distance can show up in so many ways, like not being there for each other or not caring about how the other person feels. pay attention!

9. You’re Unhappy

an unhappy woman in a relationship
At the end of the day, if your relationship leaves you feeling as empty as a promise from a Nigerian politician, consistently unhappy, stressed, or drained, it’s time to take a step back and evaluate why. Your relationship should enhance your life, not detract from it. This feeling could be screaming from the rooftops that things are not quite right. run!

Spotting these signs early can help you fix problems before they become too big. Every relationship has tough times, but ongoing negativity, poor communication, and growing apart are serious issues. If you're seeing these signs, it's important to talk honestly with your partner or get professional help. If you've tried that and things still aren't improving, it might be best to consider breaking up to save both of you time and mental health.If you found this blog helpful, please share it with others who might benefit from these insights.

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