Men spend less time with their partners after a breakup. It's "quiet quitting" the alliance.
Forgets To Tell You Good Things
Lovers share. Consider this: When something huge or amazing happens in your life, you generally inform your romantic partner first.
He Nitpicks
Does he now dislike everything you do, say, and wear? Is he nitpicking? No good deeds? Leave if you recognize this. First, nobody needs this energy, especially a partner.
Communication Dissolves
Okay, some dudes do this, but if your spouse was formerly a bright, chatty person who now struggles to put three words together, things may not be going well.
You Feel Anxious Around Him
Healthy relationships feel good. The other person makes you happier.
Acts Paranoid
Is your cool-as-a-cucumber boyfriend becoming paranoid? Is he usually defensive? Does he snap at innocent questions?
You No Longer Laugh Together
Of course, partnerships go through dark, difficult moments when nothing is humorous. He may leave if everything else is fine but you can't laugh.
Talks About Other People Incessantly
Talking about another person is an indication that your man is ready to move on and may like them. They talk about them nonstop.
Stops Talking About the Future
However, if you no longer have comparable goals and cannot see the other person in your future, it may be time to end things.
Passive-Aggressive
Passive-aggressive barbs can be exasperating. The uncomfortable dance of plausible deniability is exasperating.
Intimacy Slows
As hard as it is, you may want to ask if he's getting it elsewhere, which is a hint he doesn't want a commitment with you. No traditional one.
You Catch Him Lying
Infidelity or work-related lies are possible. Significance matters. If he lies to your face, he wants out but is too cowardly to say it.