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There are many things that can cause love to fade. One of the most common reasons is when two people stop spending time together. When two people are in a relationship, they need to spend time with each other to keep the relationship strong. If they stop spending time together, the love will begin to fade.
Another reason why love fades is when two people start arguing frequently. When two people start arguing, it means their relationship is starting to have problems. And, if these issues are not addressed, love will eventually fade.
User B replied:
lacks effort and is uncoordinated. Repeating the same thing with the same person, over and over again, will cause boredom, which is inevitable. That's why you want to maintain that sense of mystery and unpredictability, hiding certain things about yourself to keep the flame of the relationship alive.
It's important to understand how your partner works on a daily basis and what their concerns and goals are. These things need to be compatible with yours, and if not, you're better off not trying at all, or both partners need to reach a middle ground that manages to satisfy both parties. This finally comes back to point one, if you love someone you have to work for that love and not let it fade. There are many people who can provide this on your behalf, so appreciate what you have.
On some occasions, we see attraction or desire as love, which can trick us into thinking we have found the right person. Love for others should translate into many aspects and situations, not just sex or company or whatever. You have to be happy yourself to recognize that a person is actually improving your life and not just serving as a distraction or relief.
User C replied:
Our entire emotional lives transform throughout our lives. During this period, we experience both emotional highs and lows. Infatuation, passion, emotional depth and intensity are most likely to emerge early in a relationship. These experiences are likely to fade over time. Fascination and passion are often the driving forces behind infatuation. As relationships become more serious, there may be more frequent conflict and less emotional intensity. The partner may also become possessive, jealous, controlling, and demanding. At this time love will fade.
User D replied:
Changes in values. Resistance to change and lack of transformation by either party. Pain or cruelty inflicted by either party. Insecurity. betray. Many things and sometimes not any one thing. Someone makes a love choice that they can undo at any time. Being grateful for what we have when we have it is most important.
User E replied:
The accumulation of small incidents, feeling unappreciated for the good things you did, feeling taken for granted for the patience you showed, walking away when you were in bed, being let down when you asked for small favors. Each of these little incidents is a grain of salt on the iron foundation of true love. As long as there is enough salt, the foundation will fall apart.
