10 Signs Your Partner Doesn't Love You (Even If You Think They Do)

Here are 10 signs your partner doesn’t love you even if you think they do. If any of these sound familiar, there’s a good chance that your partner is faking their feelings for you! Even if they say they love you, actions speak louder than words.

It can be hard to know if you’re in a relationship with someone who just likes you but isn’t actually in love with you. How can you tell the difference between real love and fake love? Sometimes it’s hard to tell the difference between someone who genuinely loves you and someone who is just faking their feelings for you.

We all want to feel loved, but some people just don't have it in them to show affection or care about anyone else's feelings. If your partner is one of those people, then this video is for you. It outlines some common warning signs your partner doesn’t love you anymore.

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[obzbdbm]

Extremly painfull to spend many years feeling alone while you are in a relationship....

[reinerdykeman]

I’ve been divorced since 2019 and to be honest, it felt like the world has been lifted from my shoulders,

[CassiesPetParent]

Every single one of these signs are spot on. Sadly I found myself trapped in a bad marriage with a leach & a narcissist, however I found the courage & strength to move forward with a divorce.

[billdeason]

thank you, married 9 yrs, feeling beat, tired, hopeless, alone while together and paying her bills. Currently I don't think I have the strength to have the drama of a divorce. I am 75.
but your video tells me I am not crazy and I need to move ahead. thanks and God Bless you

[jamesr]

*Me, a single male in their late 30’s, watching this at 2am*

Fascinating.

[ingridhe]

The fact that people have to watch this video is the answer to this question already

[janedoe]

My husband found something to do EVERY night of the week: church, bible study, worship band practice, record store, I can't even remember everything. I was home with the kids all day and all night. I was ALONE and overwhelmed. One day I said, "Can you please put aside ONE night a week to stay home with me?" He said, "I don't want to do that because something important might come up". Later, things came to a bigger head and the pastor said, "I am relieving you of your duties at church, so that you can stay home with your wife and work on your marriage". He was so angry that *I* ruined his chances of getting ahead at church. So, instead of staying home with me and the kids every night, which was a waste of his time, he put a new band together and spent all his time on that. When I left him, he was shocked and told everyone it was all my fault. And they believed him because he was "so spiritual" at church, it must have been my fault. (I am not saying I was faultless, but I am saying it was a narcissistic mess.)

[juliemarks]

OMG! After 22 years of marriage. I am very fortunate, I can't relate to any of this video. My husband truly loves me and I truly love him! Thanks for sharing this. As a couple we are truly blessed. We are very happy and very contented in our marriage! ❤❤❤❤

[jobsoko]

nice point we’re all busy, but if someone is important to us we make sacrifices

[donnydesertman]

the one that cares the LEAST is always in control !!!

[robertjohnston]

Statics show 50% marriages end in divorce
Another 35% are unhappily married but elect to stick it out
Only 15% are happy and glad they married their present spouse
The odds are not good
Be very selective

[TCC]

I wish this video was available in 1997 a month before I got married. It would have saved me a lot of pain.

[imho]

They put up with you...they don't enjoy you. They only discuss important things. They don't hug you when you get home. They have weekend fun activities that don't include you. But basically.. they just put up with you. Because to them your assets...money and work ethic... are useful

[veinswithglitter]

These are all the reasons why I’m leaving him…. I can’t take it anymore 😢 i want to be happy

[saturdayschild]

Spot on. Recently discovered I’ve spent 25 years married to a narcissist. They hit every single one of these. I recall asking them to dream of the future with me and they always refused claiming they were too stressed at work. During a cruel attempt at a partial discard, they told me they didn’t see me in their future. It’s been painful but eye opening. I filed for divorce. I can give myself the love and future I wanted.

[tomn]

Love is NOT a feeling but rather a BEHAVIOR. It's how you treat the other person. It's wanting for them that which makes them happy. It's agreeing to do that which the like.

[dianasoto]

I was in a relationship like this for 11 years, he was a narcissist, and every one of these facts was him. I am now in a very loving relationship, and the difference is amazing, and he is amazing.

[theBallisticMystic]

It's interesting to see that there are people who would disagree with the video. Being in a relationship like this is confusing, exhausting and affects your mental health. You can end up a shell of the person you were. Is it worth it?

I was in a relationship like this (with 8 out of the 10 points) for almost 8 years. It only ended when he died. He prioritised all his social commitments before me, but I was the one who helped him through his last days. Not his golf buddies, not the whole rest of the community that he would always drop everything to be there for. He was a good guy, a decent man and universally liked within the community. I love him but I was miserable with him, and even though I miss him, my mental health has improved a lot since his passing.

[trixie]

I'm 61, reasonably thoughtful and intelligent, just got over a three year relationship that went the other direction. This is a great video and you nailed it and hit many things right on the head, just confirming what I already knew and what I'm learning right now. Thank you for this this is a good one.

[andoraabray]

I guess I’m the one that doesn’t love anymore, but after 14 yrs of his narcissistic abuse, it’s about time. Yay🎉 for me. I hope this for us all!😊