Sign #1 :

• You’re Just Not Feeling Attracted

When you look back on the reason you chose your spouse in the first place, that reason doesn’t resonate with you anymore. Consequently, it feels like your marriage has lost its spark. This is an important sign of a failing marriage.

Why is that?

Loss of attraction usually has as much to do with you as with your partner. Somewhere along the line, you stopped looking for what you like about your spouse and stopped noticing all their special qualities that you were initially drawn to.

Sign #2 :

• You Are Not Being Sexually Intimate

When you are not enjoying sexual intimacy with your spouse, you may be heading toward a sexless marriage. This obvious sign of a failing marriage is more common than you may think.

You are not alone; 80% of people suffer from the negative consequences of sex problems in their relationship, ranging from:

Inner vaginal dryness (this is not just a menopause issue!)

Problems reaching orgasm (this happens in both male and female partners)

Premature ejaculation

Erectile dysfunction

Emotional disconnection (arguments, poor communication, accusations, blame)

Unwanted sexual technique (fictional sex education)

Let’s go deeper into understanding the hidden causes of intimacy issues and how you can swiftly restore a happier sex life.

Sign #3.

• Emotional Disconnection

Is connection the chicken or the egg when it comes to being in a relationship? Feeling emotionally disconnected from our partner can lead to a lack of interest in connecting sexually. After all, when we’re not feeling connected with our partner, why would we want to engage in an act which signifies the ultimate connection?

To stop a marriage from failing, it’s important to understand the consequences of cause and effect. If we hold off from sexual intimacy with our partner, they may become emotionally distant. Then neither gets what they want.

We need to deal with any relationship challenges that are triggering us so we don’t contaminate our relationship with negative thoughts and their negative consequences.