10 Signs You Should End a Relationship

What are the signs you should end a relationship? If you want to break up with your boyfriend, girlfriend, or partner, you need to know the signs that it’s time to end the relationship for good, here and now. But you want to think about it a lot first.

Sources:

How to Know When it’s Time to End a Relationship

Red Flags That Your Partner Isn’t the One

When It’s Time to Let a Relationship Go

How to Know When It’s Time to Let Go of Someone You Love

Senior Editor: Tristan Reed

Thanks to Tristan Reed (writing), Troy W. Hudson (VO), for helping to create this video!

[nanaagyare]

TopThink is an old companion I cherish so much 😍

[MrJoon]

A great relationship doesn't happen because of the love you had in the beginning. It's about how well you continue to build the relationship after that initial spark.

[tritsav]

1 -abandoning your goals
2 - Consist complacency
3 - faking your personality
4 - fear of inconvenience
5 - seeking replacements
6 - fading blindness
7 - negative change
8 - familial opposition
9 - relationship equality
10 - unacceptable behaviour
Hope this helps some of y'all :)

[namastewellness]

See if you need therapy before ending the relationship, especially if you're experiencing fear of abandonment, need to control, over giving, or overly (in)dependent. Those are all issues that will follow you to the next relationship.

[bettyjones]

We should already be equipped with this simple relationship information as grown ups. Unfortunately, a lot our parents didn't explain this to us because they were raggedy, unstable or didn't know any better themselves.

[NaRuto]

Reason 11 : lying and cheating behind your back .... GET LOST

[elansings]

“No relationship can truly grow if you go on holding back. If you remain clever and go on safeguarding and protecting yourself, only personalities meet, and the essential centers remain alone. Then only your mask is related, not you. Whenever such a thing happens, there are four persons in the relationship, not two. Two false persons go on meeting, and the two real persons remain worlds apart.”

[swabby]

If your partner displays persistent secrecy, that should be a deal-breaker.

[donnydsuperstar]

Great video, was looking at this now and so many of the 10 things hit the nail on the head and made me realize that ending my current relationship was the only viable option (honestly I was conflicted and heartbroken). A sincere thanks to the people whom put this together. Great job and appreciate the advice.

[antarbo]

I liked the video, Way to go guys. Especially tip #9 " Relationship equality ", that sums it all

[albertgaspar]

Cheating is easy on those you don't respect. So watch how she respects you OUTSIDE the bedroom. if she's blowing off dates, not returning phone calls unless she needs something, etc...its easier for her to cheat. And that's how some women end the relationship--by lining up the next one. But even if she doesn't cheat, the sooner she puts you down in her eyes, the sooner she can rationlize why she doesn't need you.

When she starts blowing off dates on a regular basis? She's already testing out her new male friend to see if he's boyfriend material. Trust me on this...I've been that guy a few times before she mentioned having a boyfriend already or made it clear she was ready to be more than a friend. This doesn't mean to not trust her male friends--just be aware when they see more of her than you do.

This sounds obvious, but it usually happens when you're sick of her too, and you are actually happy she's yabbering away in someone else's ear like a mosquito.

[faithmikealson]

Im crying while watching this becouse how true it's and also im on my period so im extra emotional

[sashaperkins]

This video just described my previous situationship. Here’s the thing though, now I’m pregnant! I broke up with him and rather not have him around during my pregnancy. I plan to coparent with him even though we didn’t work out. I’m not where I need to be in my life right now. So that is my main focus. To get on a better path and maintain my strengths along with my weaknesses.

[neliaagpalo]

Time to move on. Harder and harder to be with this person. Extended all the efforts to no avail. Staying with myself to be happy and productive. Be positive always.

[dustbunee]

When I was in my early 20s (I'm in my mid-40s now), I really liked a guy who was about 9-10 years my senior, and it got to the point where we were engaged for a few months. Since my parents divorced when I was very little, I only had to deal with familial opposition from my mom and (now ex) stepdad, but not from my dad and stepmom. Another problem was that since I'm not very good at expressing myself, it frustrated the guy when he would ask how I felt about our relationship, and I wasn't able to tell him. (Another factor could've been that I'm potentially on the autism spectrum, but was never formally tested.) Since then, this guy and I have broken up (and I wanted to end my life over it), and have moved on to the man who's been my husband for almost 18 years now, and is also on the autism spectrum, so he's found ways to deal with my inability to express myself.

[kathycusentino]

That was a great reading
Thank you so much for This

[flyesouisi]

this is the first time watching something like this and could relate every one of the items to a particular relationship.

[michhall]

He Actually Said if you dont like the way i act then maybe you should just stop talking to me. That really shows he could care less if he ever talks to me again. So he should get his wish. Im sick of giving and getting nothing i want in Return!!

[maximhollandnederlandthene]

The moment they discuss relationship problems with others or tell others about intimacy things you have.
It's doomed to end isn't it.

[alyciakay]

That moment of "man... if only I'd had this video a few years ago..." This video... is gold.