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Love
How do you know if you have or are starting to fall out of love with your husband/partner? What are some common signs?
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Re: Love
know one knows why you are feeling this way ,, write down al the thinks that attracted yourself to him in the first place and all the good points and then all the things you wish or can change in the relationship way up all the pros and cons ,, you very well could just be going though a stage in your relationship thats all just too comfterable and are just wanting to know if its still love or not ,, also ask yourself how would you feel if you never had any contact with your partner again ,, how would you feel about it all etc,, all relationships go thought a pause stage in their way .. its up to both of you to try to get that spark back ,, the spark that you where both attracted to eachother in the first pace and see if you can work on it ,,
if you both have tried everything to make it work and then it dosent then maybe its time to take a little time out .. never jump to end a relationship unless its a selfish or physically or abusive one ...
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Re: Love
I like to look at it this way...
Imagine he suddenly died. How upset would you be?
If you'd be devistated, you love him dearly. If you wouldn't care, you've got a problem. If you'd be grateful, get out of there now. And of course there's many levels of emotion in between. Be careful not to go thinking about these things right after an arguement or the like howevver, as you could be angry enough to feel grateful at that moment, when you'd actually be devistated if the reality of it hit you.
I say imagine if he died, because if he left you any other way, your feelings towards him might be a bit twisted by your own feelings of rejection. Just lay in bed one night and envision getting that fateful phone call, explaining it to your kids, going to the funeral, and sleeping in bed alone from that point on. Then see how you feel.
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