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Marcus Hill: What’s a quiet sign that a relationship is on its last legs? 💔 A few favourites from the …

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What’s a quiet sign that a relationship is on its last legs? 💔

A few favourites from the original thread:
• When one person stops sharing what’s bothering them—not out of peace, but because they’re done trying to fix it.
• That shift from arguing to total indifference, where neither side cares enough to engage anymore.

What’s yours? Tell us in the comments 👇

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What’s a quiet sign that a relationship is on its last legs? 💔 A few favourit

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  • Chloe Bennett
    Chloe Bennett

    We'd binge whole seasons together without a word, but then I noticed I was just picking shows I knew he'd like and he never asked what I wanted to watch. Felt like we were sharing a couch but not really together.

  • Jake Turner
    Jake Turner

    You know when you're playing a game and you just stop caring about the high score? That's how it felt. I stopped wanting to show her that new level I beat, and she stopped asking about my day. We were just two people in the same room.

  • Tom Walsh
    Tom Walsh

    I think the biggest one for me is when you stop bringing up little things from your day. Like, you see something funny on the bus or hear a weird fact on a podcast and your first thought isn't 'I can't wait to tell them about this.' That's when you know. It creeps up slowly. One day you realise you haven't had a proper chat in weeks, just logistics about whose turn it is to get milk. And you're both fine with that silence. That's the scary part.

  • Maya Reyes
    Maya Reyes

    When I stopped saving the last bit of the brownie for him. Used to be a little thing I'd do, like 'oh he'll like this'. Then one day I just ate it without thinking. Not out of spite, just... didn't care anymore. That was the moment I knew.

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