Psychologist lists 6 signs of falling out of love with partner

You are irritated by trivial things

If every little thing your partner does starts to irritate you, it may be a sign that you have fallen out of love.

According to psychologist John Gottman, when a person is in love, they often overlook their partner's flaws. However, when feelings fade, we notice all these things, and they start to become irritating. As a result, frequent arguments may arise.

You start comparing

You begin to compare your relationship with those of other couples and focus on what you feel is lacking. Alternatively, you may compare your current relationship with past ones, concentrating on better elements.

Lack of plans for the future

Couples in love always make joint plans for the future. In healthy relationships, people share common goals and discuss plans. Unwillingness to share plans, or discuss issues, and a lack of interest in your affairs are significant signals that someone may have stopped feeling emotions for you.

Time together decreases

One sign that a relationship is coming to an end is that you and your partner deliberately spend less time together. Your partner consistently finds reasons not to spend time with you, often creating excuses.

You feel better when away from your partner

If you feel happier alone or with someone else rather than with your partner, it is a concerning sign. People who have fallen out of love tend to focus more on their interests, often disregarding their partner.

Thinking about other people

This aspect may seem less significant than others, but it is also a sign that you may have fallen out of love with your partner. Usually, when we daydream, it's a way of avoiding thinking about unhappiness in the relationship.

So, if you find yourself in such a situation, take a moment to reflect on your relationship; perhaps you have simply fallen out of love.