How to Avoid a Relationship Break Up

It is never an interesting experience to witness a break up, especially if it's with someone you have shared so many things with.
You look back at what happened and what went wrong.
If you are able to discover the root cause, it will help you to avoid a breakup in future relationships, or even help you to get back together after a break up.
When there is not much of a physical contact in a relationship, then there is the risk of a breakup.
If your partner stops having sex or grumbles when you want to have it, the relationship is about to break up.
There are times in a relationship when sex is of utmost necessity and there are times when it's not much.
This is a natural phenomenon.
Your partner stops holding your hand or stops placing an arm over your shoulder in public is a sign of impending break up.
Changes like this always occur when one partner does not feel emotionally attached to the other again, as is usually the case.
You better find out what the problem is if you discover that your partner gets irritated at your slightest touch.
It is not advisable to hurriedly conclude that this might lead to a break up, so many factors might be responsible for your partners action.
The earlier you find out what it is the better for the relationship.
A person can suddenly get startled at the slightest touch, especially when he/she is thinking about something else.
He or she might think that the touch means you want to have sex but on the contrary you intend to be intimate.
Your partner might move away from you because he/she might not be interested or in the mood to have sex, it definitely does not signal the end of a relationship.
You have to be very watchful and observant, especially when there is an occasional change in attitude of a partner.
Does it come up always or rarely? The relationship is heading for the rocks if this change of behavior has become a habit.
If not, may be you need to find out where the fault is and try to fix it together.
They say, 'two goods heads are better than one'.
If your partner has started telling lies; this is not a good thing to experience in a relationship.
The lie might be small and harmless.
The question now is, why tell the lies in the first place if they are inconsequential? The risk is always there that very tiny lies can generate into a very big one.
When these things happen, it might be too early to be thinking of an impending break up.
There are many reasons one lies.
It could be that your partner does not want you to know the truth at that particular period.
It could be because he/she is planning something wonderful for you.