SleekyP:
Sometimes couples have to evaluate their serious relationships to determine if they want to continue or quit.

While some partners separate because their relationships slowly died, others pull the plug faster than they should have instead of taking their time.

So, here are the five questions that you should ask yourself to figure out if it is time to end the relationship or not.

1. Are arguments settled in a mature and constructive way? – Couples have different ways of dealing with conflict. Some couples sit down and communicate in a very mature manner and can solve their problems easily. Then there are couples that are nearing the end of a relationship that pick fights just to find something to fight about and refuse to communicate how they are really feeling. If you find that your fights end in someone storming out and the issue never gets resolved or if one partner abandons their beliefs and gives in because they are tired of fighting it may be time to end things.

2. Are we on the same page when it comes to our future? – Marriage, children, careers, buying a home, and moving to another location are all big decisions that will eventually have to be made during a long-term relationship. Communicate with your partner and talk about your goals for the future to make sure that you are both on the same page. If you do not agree on anything for the future it may be time to go your separate ways as one will resent the other for making them do something they don’t want to do.

3. Are we satisfied with our life in the bedroom? – Making love is a big part of a relationship. There is no standard for how often you should do it as it all depends on the couple, but both partners should be satisfied. If one is not satisfied with it they may end up straying or becoming very unhappy with the relationship.

4. Do we make each other our first priority? – Couples in serious relationships should put each other before anyone else when it comes to matters of their relationship. If they have a fight one should not run to family or friends and get their opinion on the matter and then bring that back to their other partner.

5. Are we still laughing and having fun together? – You need to be able to have fun with the person that you are with. Yes, relationships are hard work and require a lot of serious thought however if the joy is gone there can’t be much of a relationship at that point because you need the joy to balance out the hard work.

falconey:
point

LogoDWhiz:
Do I still love her/him like the first time we met?

Do I see a better future?

Would it be worthwhile if I just endure for the time being?
Or will it be time wasting?

jamex93:

Davijunson:
aiit... noted.

grayht:
I hate the word "relationship" ... It frightenes my heart alot

LogoDWhiz:
Do I still love her/him like the first time we met?

Do I see a better future?

Would it be worthwhile if I just endure for the time being?
Or will it be time wasting?

BobUg28:
What if you're into Long distance relationship?

Do you literally need to consider those points before settling down?

Brugo:
As yourself

What is my financial status now? Is expenditure swallowing income?

SleekyP:

Senseless kinda

Svelteb:
Lovely piece op, each question is well grounded.

SleekyP:

bingo!

BobUg28:


My dear why the insult?
It hadn't gotten to that extend. I asked a simple question,if you don't have an answer to it, you snub it instead of vesting your frustration on my post.
**straightface**

BobUg28:
What if you're into Long distance relationship?

Do you literally need to consider those points before settling down?

buoye1:
BaBA I zoom you

mystiqueem:
#MyOnePiece