What happens when your partner stops wanting to be with you?

“When a person stops having the time or desire to be with you, then you know that your relationship is on life support system, and that you might just have to be the one who has the guts to pull the plug,” relationship coach and psychic medium Cindi Sansone-Braff, author of Why Good People Can’t Leave Bad Relationships , tells Bustle.

Can you stay in a relationship if you know it won’t last?

It’s easy to stay in a relationship even when you know deep down it’s not going to last. In the beginning, you look beyond your partner’s flaws and the relationship’s shortcomings, holding out hope that things will change with time.

Does your relationship always feel like it needs fixing?

Yes, many relationships go through phases where things don’t feel quite right, but in the case of a relationship that constantly feels like it needs fixing, true satisfaction will always feel just out of reach.

What are the signs that someone is about to end a relationship?

“Lack of interest in what is going on with you is a big sign that someone is about to end a relationship,” Rob Alex, who created Sexy Challenges and Mission Date Night with his wife, tells Bustle.

What does it mean when your partner pulls back from you?

In an interview with Bustle, Cecil Carter, CEO of dating app Lov says this is a hint that your partner has become unhappy in the relationship. It’s important when you feel them pulling back to have a conversation about what is happening to learn if its a problem in the relationship or external factors that having nothing to do with you.

Is your partner taking it out on You?

When you first started dating, your partner thought everything you did was adorable (or at least tolerable), but now you can’t even breathe without them nitpicking you. Yeah, chances are your partner is just generally unhappy in the relationship and are taking it out on you.

What to do when you feel disconnected in your relationship?

So here are things we can do when we’re feeling disconnected in our relationship: 1. Go along with what they want to do — even if it isn’t quite your cup of tea. Is there something that your partner wants to do with you, but you’ve been making every excuse not to do it?