New relationships always seem so perfect, so happy, and totally free of anything that could come the couple’s way, which is why most can’t really detect or aren’t aware sometimes that their relationship is starting to experience problems or troubles until it is too late.

Sometimes, the person only realizes that his or her relationship is faltering when the other party decides to break up with them. To avoid this from happening to you, here are some warning signs that you are currently experiencing relationship trouble:

1. You argue often or a lot, even if you’ve only started living together as a couple. You also don’t feel the need to spend time with him or her unless necessary, which could be an indication that both you and your partner are losing interest with one another.



2. There’s no spark, no thrill, or a fuzzy feeling in your heart whenever you see your boyfriend or girlfriend. You don’t look into each other’s eyes, no affection whatsoever, heck you don’t even smile or laugh at one another’s jokes.
3. If ever you’ve already reached the level of sleeping together, you don’t feel the excitement or the ecstasy in the feeling of making love. If worst comes to worse, you don’t even feel the need to fix this problem or miss making love to your partner at all.
4. Sometimes when you two make decisions over certain things, your partner would usually take control or would make painful comments and vice versa. You also don’t see the need to patch things up or compromise with him or her. You basically don’t care at all about what he or she thinks.

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