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Signs Your Relationship May Be Over

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More often than not, the goal of a couple in every relationship is to stay together for as long as they could, possibly even forever. But we all know there’s no perfect relationship and, sometimes, couples break up because of their own reasons. 

But how do you know if your relationship is on a downhill spiral and may soon be over? Let’s look at the following signs:

Sudden Changes In Communication

Any sudden or gradual changes in communication, or the way both parties interact, could be a sign of a marred relationship. This could also be an indicator that the relationship would soon be over. While open communication is highly recommended, loss of trust and confidence in the relationship usually results in hiding one’s feelings. 

This can cause one or both parties to avoid communicating with each other in order to avoid conflict. However, the more the issue remains unaddressed, the more it becomes harder for the couple to mend their relationship, eventually resulting in a breakup. 

While social media and other digital platforms have helped people show love and intimacy, these have also allowed them to come up with new ways to avoid the emotional turmoil of breakups. To recover from a breakup using digital means isn’t unheard of these days, though the informality of the breakup may impact a person differently from the rest.

Here are some examples of new ways people deal with breakups:

  • Ghosting: This involves ending a relationship suddenly. Usually, the relationship ends without explanation, and all forms of communication are withdrawn.
  • Orbiting: It’s a new breakup habit wherein a person still watches the social media of his or her ex. Anne Lovine coined the term

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