p>You argue a lot – for no reason and for every reason.

There will always be disagreements, but if you’re always arguing or if you seem to be arguing a lot more lately, take it as a warning sign. Pay attention to what starts the arguments and what you fight about, and see if you can’t sit down

If you pay attention and catch the warning signals early enough, you shouldn’t have to seek repairs for a relationship breakdown. All it takes is some preventive maintenance when you notice things slipping into rough spots. Here are some warning signs that should tell you it’s time to give your relationship some extra attention.

You don’t share with each other.

A relationship is a partnership, and that means sharing pleasures as well as responsibilities. If you’re not sharing with your partner, whether it’s time at dinner, a beautiful sunset or what you said to the boss at work today, you’re missing out on one of the best parts of a relationship. And if you can’t share these little things, how will you share the big things when they come along?

You’re always apart.

If you’re always choosing to spend time away from each other rather than in each other’s company, then something is missing. Everyone needs their own time or time with their mates, but if you find yourself dreading time with your partner, then there’s something seriously wrong. What’s making it not fun? Figure that out and try to fix it before you end up with a completely broken relationship.

You argue a lot – for no reason and for every reason.

There will always be disagreements, but if you’re always arguing or if you seem to be arguing a lot more lately, take it as a warning sign. Pay attention to what starts the arguments and what you fight about, and see if you can’t sit down

tionship some extra attention.

You don’t share with each other.

A relationship is a partnership, and that means sharing pleasures as well as responsibilities. If you’re not sharing with your partner, whether it’s time at dinner, a beautiful sunset or what you said to the boss at work today, you’re missing out on one of the best parts of a relationship. And if you can’t share these little things, how will you share the big things when they come along?

You’re always apart.

If you’re always choosing to spend time away from each other rather than in each other’s company, then something is missing. Everyone needs their own time or time with their mates, but if you find yourself dreading time with your partner, then there’s something seriously wrong. What’s making it not fun? Figure that out and try to fix it before you end up with a completely broken relationship.

You argue a lot – for no reason and for every reason.

There will always be disagreements, but if you’re always arguing or if you seem to be arguing a lot more lately, take it as a warning sign. Pay attention to what starts the arguments and what you fight about, and see if you can’t sit down

ay, you’re missing out on one of the best parts of a relationship. And if you can’t share these little things, how will you share the big things when they come along?

You’re always apart.

If you’re always choosing to spend time away from each other rather than in each other’s company, then something is missing. Everyone needs their own time or time with their mates, but if you find yourself dreading time with your partner, then there’s something seriously wrong. What’s making it not fun? Figure that out and try to fix it before you end up with a completely broken relationship.

You argue a lot – for no reason and for every reason.

There will always be disagreements, but if you’re always arguing or if you seem to be arguing a lot more lately, take it as a warning sign. Pay attention to what starts the arguments and what you fight about, and see if you can’t sit down

en something is missing. Everyone needs their own time or time with their mates, but if you find yourself dreading time with your partner, then there’s something seriously wrong. What’s making it not fun? Figure that out and try to fix it before you end up with a completely broken relationship.

You argue a lot – for no reason and for every reason.

There will always be disagreements, but if you’re always arguing or if you seem to be arguing a lot more lately, take it as a warning sign. Pay attention to what starts the arguments and what you fight about, and see if you can’t sit down

p>You argue a lot – for no reason and for every reason.

There will always be disagreements, but if you’re always arguing or if you seem to be arguing a lot more lately, take it as a warning sign. Pay attention to what starts the arguments and what you fight about, and see if you can’t sit down together and work things out without the anger and hurt.

You’ve lost the intimacy.

Intimacy isn’t always about sex. If you feel a distance increasing between you and your partner, then chances are that your relationship is traveling in the breakdown lane. You may be having sex less, avoiding each others’ touches or feeling that your sex life has become lacking in some way. Maybe you don’t share your joys and sorrows anymore or can’t discuss things the way that you used to. If you feel like there’s a chasm growing between the two of you, then this is the time to address it and figure out why.

If you notice any of the above danger signals in your relationship, it’s time to shake things up before you actually hit a breakdown point. Find a way to sit down with your partner, make your concerns known and then come up with a plan to address them. Chances are that you’ll find you’re not the only one who’s noticed something is wrong. Together, you can patch things back together – and continue on the road of life as a couple.