Is it okay to get tired in a relationship?

If you’ve been with your partner a long time, it may be that at some point you find you’re getting tired of each other. Don’t panic. It’s totally natural for there to be ebbs and flows in a relationship.

Why do I feel so tired in a relationship?

Dr. Tricia Wolanin, clinical psychologist and author, told Insider that people tend to feel emotionally drained when they start worrying about fixing their partner’s issues more than caring for their own wellbeing. “Their issues become our issues and we want to fix them,” she said.

What are the signs that it’s time to break up?

Is It Really Over? 9 Telltale Signs It’s Time To Breakup and Move On For Good

• You’ve Grown Apart.
• You’re Being Physically Or Mentally Abused.
• You Compromise Your Values.
• You Don’t Want To Have Sex With Your Partner.
• You No Longer Care.
• Your Relationship Is One-Sided.
• You Can’t Communicate With Each Other.

Should you break up with your partner if you feel guilty?

More than anything, you should never let a partner make you feel guilty if you want to leave a relationship that’s unhealthy. It can be easy to get sucked back in if your partner guilts you, but if you’re in a bad or abusive relationship, you need to be selfish and break things off for your own sake.

Why am I so exhausted in my relationship?

It’s true: A lot of us are exhausted most of the time because, well, life is exhausting. That said, if you find yourself particularly exhausted around your relationship, this probably means it’s not the right one for you.

Should you feel guilt when it comes to your relationship?

If your guilt is coming from within, it just means you have a sense of right and wrong, and know when you’ve done something that you’re uncomfortable with. When it comes to your relationship, there are certainly instances in which you should feel guilty, like if you’ve done something to hurt your partner.

Do you feel like the worst person for ending a relationship?

After ending a relationship, you may feel like the worst person in the world for hurting someone you loved and cared about, but trust me—you’re not, and you should never think that you are. Here’s why. 1. You’re not a quitter