1. Lack of Communication
When couples stop really talking...about feelings, frustrations, needs, resentment builds. Misunderstandings pile up. Silence becomes the norm, and emotional distance grows.
2. Unrealistic Expectations
Sometimes people expect their partner to complete them, fix their pain, or always make them happy. When reality hits and those expectations aren’t met, disappointment sets in.
3. Unresolved Conflicts
Every couple argues—but if fights aren’t resolved with grace, forgiveness, and understanding, the bitterness lingers. Constant conflict or cold detachment weakens trust and intimacy.
4. Emotional or Physical Neglect
Over time, one or both partners might stop putting in effort—no more date nights, deep talks, or physical affection. Love needs nurturing. Without it, people start to feel invisible or unloved.
5. Infidelity or Betrayal
Cheating—whether emotional or physical—can shatter trust. And even if couples try to rebuild, healing takes time, honesty, and a lot of intentional work.
6. Growing Apart
People change. If couples stop growing together, they may wake up one day feeling like strangers. Different values, goals, or lifestyles can quietly drive a wedge.
7. Lack of Forgiveness or Grace
No one’s perfect. If there's no room for grace, patience, or forgiveness, mistakes become walls instead of bridges. Judgment takes over love.
8. External Stress (Money, In-laws, Work)
Financial struggles, family drama, or career pressures can add major stress. If couples aren’t unified in facing life’s challenges, the weight can pull them apart.
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