When two people turn from nothing to nothing, from being close to each other The intimacy has turned into mutual respect like 'ice', and this relationship may have quietly changed in quality. Just like boiling a frog in warm water, by the time it realizes the problem, it is often already deeply immersed in it. The scariest thing in marriage is not arguments, but indifference. When a partner exhibits the following two behaviors, it may be time to re-examine the relationship.

1. Almost zero emotional communication
1. No longer actively sharing life
In the past, I used to tell you small things as small as sesame seeds first, but now I don't even bother to mention promotions and salary increases. You find that his social dynamics are more diverse than what you say, and he is more lively in his circle of friends than at home. This selective silence often hurts more than arguments.
2. Avoid deep conversations
Every time you want to talk about emotions or the future, he either changes the topic or just goes through the motions. The standard responses are 'Even when we're already old and married, we still talk about these things' and' You're overthinking '. Behind avoiding communication may be a decrease in emotional investment.
3. Decreased physical contact
Embrace and hold hands with these relatives Secret actions become deliberate and rare, even avoiding eye contact as much as possible. The body is the most honest language, when it comes to intimacy The secret behavior has become an option on the task list, and the relationship has already turned red.
2. Complete Separation of Life Trajectory
1. Time arrangement does not interfere with each other
Your position will never be on his schedule, and weekend activities and friend gatherings will automatically block you. Two people live under the same roof, but they are like strangers sharing a room, each guarding their own independent time castle.
2. Economic expenditures are clearly divided
from "our money" to "your money" and "my money", even water and electricity bills have to be AA to two decimal places. Overemphasizing economic independence often reflects a breakdown in emotional connections.
3. When discussing next year's plans, always use "I" instead of "we", and automatically exclude each other from buying a house, traveling, and even arranging retirement. When the future blueprints of two people no longer overlap, the current interaction is only in form. Marriage needs to be managed, just like plants need watering. If you notice these signs in your relationship, take the initiative to create communication opportunities, cultivate common interests, and seek professional help if necessary. Remember, all healthy long-term relationships are the result of two people choosing to continue loving each other.
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