How To Know When Your Husband Stops Loving You: When Your Husband Stops Loving You

How To Know When Your Husband Stops Loving You: When Your Husband Stops Loving You

In every marriage, there comes a time when "the honeymoon is over." There are also some natural cycles where your love is no less deep, but it does seem to take different forms. Aside from these natural progressions, however, you may wonder what is happening. You may even suspect that your husband is not in love with you anymore. Sally felt that way about her husband.

She began to notice that he was spending more and more time away from home. He would come home late from work. He started volunteering to work more overtime. Even the hobbies that she was glad he continued to participate in when they got married seemed to claim more and more of his time.

When he was home, he turned on the TV as quickly as possible. When she tried to engage him in conversation, he gave very short answers. He hardly ever asked her questions, and he did not really seem interested in trying to expand on the conversation.

She suspected things a little as he spent more time away from her and showed no interest in conversation, but she got really worried when he began to show less and less interest in engaging in physical intimacy with her. She wondered, "Is it true that my husband is not in love with me anymore?"

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You may be feeling the same things. Does it feel like your husband falling out of love with you is a real possibility? What can you do when you face the prospect of your husband not loving you?

First of all, make sure you are not reading too much into a natural progression of expressing love in different ways. On the other hand, there could be real trouble on the horizon. Ask yourself these questions to check for signs of trouble:

1. Does your husband do everything possible to avoid spending time with you?
2. Has he quit talking to you?
3. Has his interest in physical intimacy with you gone way down?
4. Has he quit showing interest in your life in general?

Sally recognized three of those signs right away, but unfortunately she had to admit that the fourth one was true also. Hopefully things have not progressed to the point of your husband having an affair by the time you find out what is going on. Even if it has (and you want him back), there are ways to increase your possibility of getting him back.

In our imaginary story we will have a happy ending. Sally's husband did not have an affair, but he was tempted. Sally recognized what was happening, but she took steps to make her husband interested in her again. He showed more interest, and eventually she was convinced that he fell in love with her all over again.

Copyright 2010 by Randy Carney. Permission is granted to reprint this article as long as it is printed in full including the resource box with credit given to the author and as long as all links are left intact

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The fact that so many couples are breaking up these days should push you to think about ways of preventing divorce in your marriage. But can you do that? Proactively prevent divorce and avert the misery of being alone again, having lost your husband or wife? Sure you can! Here are four tips for preventing divorce that you can't go wrong with...

1. Spend more alone time together

This is a "must". More and more couples are so busy these days that they don't have time for each other. This is a sure way to become detached from each other's lives. Remember the more time you spend together, the stronger your bond as a couple.

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2. Look for common interests

When you have common interests, you share joys and emotions together. So make it a point to learn to like something your spouse likes. In return he or she can take up something that you enjoy.

3. Make it a point to share and listen

You could never share enough thoughts, dreams, fears and anxieties with your loved one. By doing this, you increase your appreciation and understanding of the other person.

4. Never leave issues unresolved

Do not leave unresolved any, and I mean any, problem or issue or point of contention or disagreement. Thrash it out. You must either decide to agree or compromise or agree to disagree. But don't ever leave things to fester and eventually destroy your marriage.

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Saving your marriage when your spouse wants a divorce is not what you bargained for when you tied the knot. When my wife announced this to me a few years ago, I thought my world had ended. We have children and we'd had years of happiness. We had built a life together and I didn't understand how she could do something like this to our family. We had both come from divorced families and had always been determined not to let it happen to us. Now the woman who I thought was my best friend was standing there telling me it was over!

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Unlike a lot of the "experts" out there who charge large sums of money for marital advice, I do not claim to be an expert. But what I can tell you from my own personal experience is that I made mistakes in my attempts to save my marriage and end her talk of divorce. First of all, it caught me totally off guard when my wife approached me with this. Rather than respond in a calm resourceful way, I simply reacted with the emotion of someone who has been punched in the stomach! Here in a nutshell is basically how things went:

* I immediately wanted to know why and tried to argue with her that those were not valid reasons for divorcing
* I began apologizing for everything that I could think of and promised to change
* I begged her not to go through with it
* I tried all sorts of negotiation
* I grew angry and defensive
* And then I just shut down

I don't believe in divorce. I believe that too many divorces happen because couples don't know how to resolve conflict and grow together. It is a fact that people change over time and growth is going to take place. You either grow through it together, or you end up growing through it separately. The good news for me and my wife is that we stayed married and are now happier than ever. But the mistakes I made in the days and weeks following that initial conversation turned out to be the complete opposite of what I should have been doing, and nearly cost me my marriage. Luckily, I found out before it was too late that saving your marriage requires that you do very specific things and say very specific things and behave in a very specific way. And if your spouse wants a divorce, you too can learn what I learned and save your marriage!

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There are a variety of different marriage "groups" out there. As you discover your group, you will be better able to determine if it's the group you want to be in for the rest of your life, or if some adjustments are in order.

Convenience Marriage

When you got married, you were genuinely in love with your spouse. However, as the years rolled by and your time was taken up with jobs, children and other activities, you grew apart. Now you are in a marriage of convenience.

You rarely see each other, and that's okay, but you do wish you shared more than just the expenses of a household.

Just as it took time to grow apart, it will take time to grow back together. Fear not, all is not lost if you are willing to put forth the effort.

Start slowly by finding time to spend with each other and rediscover how wonderful your spouse really is. Take an interest in some of the things that interest your spouse, find some common interests to develop with each other; just start spending time together.

Look for opportunities to plan a special activity or date that will help you get reacquainted.

Abusive Marriage

An abusive marriage is one where you are physically or emotionally abuse by your spouse. In many cases, this is a learned behavior from their childhood. Therefore, it can be unlearned with a lot of counseling and love.

No one should be led to believe that they belong in this group, everyone deserves a non-abusive marriage relationship.

Work on getting help for you and the abuser. If they are unwilling, then you need to get help dealing with the situation. It's important to realize that if the abuse continues, then your only choice may be to leave the relationship.

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Status Marriage

"Didn't she marry well?" was heard by many of the guests at your wedding when you have a marriage for status. Yes, it's important to marry a man that will provide for your needs. However, if you marry someone strictly for money or status and have nothing else in common...you'll soon find that money isn't everything.

What do you do if you fall in this group? It's never too late to discover things about your spouse that will endear your heart. Try to look for the good things your spouse does for your and your children. Thank them for those good things and encourage them to give of their time and not just things.

Take time to get to know your spouse and develop a relationship that is based on deeper things.

Invisible Spouse Marriage

The invisible spouse marriage is one where you or your spouse are so busy with either work or outside activities, that you never see each other except passing at the front door...if that.

There are some jobs that require a lot of time away from family. There are also people who give more time and effort to their job than their family.

This may be due to a false sense of loyalty to their employer or their desire to be the number one guy/gal at work.

Additionally, there are many great causes out there to affiliate your time and talents with. However, if it is as the expense of your spouse and family, then it's too great a cost.

Whatever the reason for your invisible marriage, it's time to stop and figure out how to reduce your outside time and increase your together time.

At first it will seem like a great sacrifice. Yet as you work together to figure out what things to streamline and what things will help grow your marriage, you'll be surprised at the joy that will return to your relationship.

Enduring Marriage

These are the marriages that we all dream of, the ones where you see a sweet older couple hobbling down the sidewalk hand in hand and smiling.

These marriages don't happen by accident, they happen by positive, daily, consistent effort. It takes work to have an enduring marriage.

A marriage that will endure financial hardship, illness, troubled children, heart breaks and more is enduring because the couple gets through all these difficult times by helping each other through them.

Rather than saying, "Why me?", they say, "Why not me?" and work together to get through the current challenge. They have the ability to get through these difficult times because the have built up a storehouse of happy memories, experiences and they trust each other to the end.

They have laughed together, cried together, played together and worked together. They know they can always count on each other and that is what makes and enduring marriage endure.

This marriage is possible for each one of us, if we're willing to put forth the daily, weekly, monthly and yearly effort.

So which group are you in...and do you want to stay there? It's never too late to change groups...it just takes love, courage and a willingness to try.

Saying or doing the wrong thing can actually cause your spouse to feel even more distant from you. You can make your spouse fall back in love with you, all over again.

You don't have to worry about whether your spouse is on the brink of asking you for a divorce. You can control the situation and use specific techniques to naturally make them fall hopelessly in love with you.

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