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    4 Breakup Warning Signs

    November 8, 2010 at 5:00 am By Alina Mikos

    The cynics among us would say that it is inevitable—that all good things must come to an end, including romantic relationships. However, it would be nice to have some warning of the catastrophe before it descends upon us. Maybe then we could avert disaster, or at the very least prepare ourselves for optimally surviving the break up and moving on to a more serendipitous relationship. By sharpening our intuitive skills, we can teach ourselves to spot the telltale signs of a relationship going bad. The sooner we can distinguish these, the faster we can move on to Mr. Right.


    1. Distancing
    When there is a noticeable drop in the amount of quality time you two spend together, you need to examine the cause. Is your partner distancing themselves from you either physically or emotionally? If all of the sudden he doesn’t have as much time for you because he has made other plans which don’t include you, he’s telling you that he’d rather spend time with someone else. If one or both of you find yourselves consistently in different rooms of the house, doing different things instead of spending time together, this reveals a lack of connection between the two of you.
    Physical communication, like cuddling and ***, are an integral and important part of a relationship; if neither of you are making the time to snuggle or get hot and heavy in the bedroom, you will continue to grow apart and probably end up looking for this attention elsewhere. Partners can also distance themselves from each other emotionally, by keeping conversations short and shallow, avoiding eye contact and simply acting less interested in their mates and the connection their relationship is built on. If both of you begin to invest less time and emotion in the relationship, it will not last.


    2. Arguments
    Disagreements are a part of every relationship, and to a certain degree can be healthy for a couple. When two different people share so much of their time and lives, there are bound to be things that they don’t agree upon. Hashing out these problems in a disagreement allows both of you to get your feelings out so that you can come to some conclusion or compromise.
    Arguments within a relationship that is in trouble can go both ways. If both people stop arguing completely, this can be a sign of your lack of emotional investment in the partnership. It’s easy to avoid quarrels if neither of you maintains a personal investment in one another. In this sense, arguments can be good, as they show the other person that their partner does care and is willing to fight about whatever the issue is in order to reach a compromise.
    On the other hand, if you both start quarreling constantly about the littlest of things, this can be a bad sign. Constant arguments just add up to “I’m not happy in this relationship anymore.” Nitpicking with your mate sets the stage for constant bickering, giving either of you the opportunity to say something to the effect of “the relationship just isn’t working anymore.”


    3. Comparison Shopping?
    When your honey starts comparing you to other women or other relationships, you need to stop and evaluate. Comparing someone to another is equivalent to saying “I don’t like you as you are, and I wish you would change.” This degrades you and your relationship, and may be a sign that he is either not over a previous woman, or has already turned his eyes to “greener” pastures. Either way, your partner has decided on a set of essentials that you don’t measure up to. This is the signal to get out before he undermines your self-esteem, allowing you to find a guy who appreciates you above all others.

    4. Living for the Moment
    Most couples invest their time and energy into a relationship in the hopes that it will turn into something permanent and valuable. While you should appreciate each moment with your partner, you should always have an eye towards the future. You can do this by making plans with your loved one for future trips and quality time together. If one or both of you has stopped doing this, committing only to whatever you may plan for the moment, you may want to re-evaluate the relationship. If you two cannot comfortably speak of future plans as a couple, if you cannot feel excitement about your future together, you will not put in the effort to get there.

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    2. Arguments

    There are hundreds of reasons why couples do not work. Excessive arguing, infidelity and other tough issues make being monogamous a real chore.
    How to save relationships is not as important as knowing what causes break ups. There is one small statement that is detrimental in any relationship and most everybody uses this constantly as a tactic for winning arguments. This is the "you" statement. If used too often this will most likely lead to a break up.
    This is a way of getting out aggression to your partner. Metaphorically pointing the finger of blame by stating "you did this" or "You never do enough of that". Just about everyone has used this statement in a relationship when they felt defensive and wanted to put the blame on their spouse for what ever it was that was bothering them.
    This is how children communicate in tough situations. Point the finger of blame on someone else for self preservation. When couples use these negative tactics on each other to emphasize their argument it will eventually spawn resentment.
    In relationships you will argue from time to time. The key is knowing how to get your point across in a respectful and appropriate way. A soon as you start accusing some one of anything, even if it is true, they will get defensive. The point of a healthy argument is to get your point across without being judgmental or vicious about it.
    Rather than use the you statement to point the finger, try using "I" statements. This tells your partner how you feel about a situation as opposed to putting them on the defense by verbally attacking them. Check out a comparison of these two approaches for yourself.
    You Statements
    "You hang out with your friends
    "You never take me anywhere"
    "You said you would do it"
    "You spend too much money"
    I Statements
    "I feel like we do not see each other enough"
    "I miss going out together"
    "I needed that to be finished already"
    "I am getting nervous about our finances"
    As you can see just about any request could be put in a better context. Looking at the phrases side by side you can immediately tell which are demanding and aggressive and which are getting your point across in a pro active manner.


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    so true..number 3 is also applicable if imo partner kinahanglan jud naay e change sa iyaha..example hilig sya inom, hilig barkada, pwede man mao niy gamiton sa imong partner para mausab ka bsan u dont mean to leave him/her..

    3. Comparison Shopping

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    sayanga krn pq kbasa ani gbuwag nami aq uyab.. tsk2

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    nice one TS so true jud ni siya grabi

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    Arguments jud ang grabeh..once maglalis lami na jud kaayo e bulag..kay kapoy na...

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    true jud tanan emu g.post ts...heheheh..
    have read pud an article about that one long time ago...& that's what most people tell meh kanang gkan gah buwag...

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    dah.. bisan pa naa signs.. kung strong jud kaau inyo relationship. dli jud mo magbulag.. labi na ang boy kung madala jud ka niya, dli jud mo magbulag..

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    Ambot lang kaha,
    naa ra bay gitawag nila nga "False Alarm"....=)
    ma-conscious lang hinuon bisan wala to tuyoa.

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    mao sab, sakto pd ka diha Tirong-say... hahay...

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