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You don’t worry about them as much -

When you’re over someone, you aren’t as emotionally attached, and those things that used to make you worry don’t as much.

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You’re no longer proud to be with them -

If you realize you're more embarrassed or ashamed to be associated with your partner, then that's a big sign.

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You're constantly comparing them to others -

A big tell-tale sign? You find yourself comparing them to every potential partner you could have if you weren’t with them.

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Physical intimacy is a thing of the past -

Being in love with someone means you’re attracted to them, so if you stop wanting to have sex, it could be a sign you're falling out of love.

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You don’t plan dates -

Dating is a fun way to make memories with someone you love. Therefore, it's a definitive warning sign if you don't want to have these special moments anymore.

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Arguments bring more drama -

Do your arguments create more misunderstanding and drama? Then that's a sign that your relationship is deteriorating.

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You stay with someone for their own well-being -

If you're staying in a relationship with someone because the other person says they need you, can't live without you, or has expressed some sort of toxic dependence on you, then you’re in it for the wrong reason.

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You think about future plans without them -

Do you find yourself daydreaming about future vacations, or moving somewhere, or a job, and your SO isn't in the picture? Then your relationship may not be destined for the long haul.

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You don’t like hanging out together anymore -

If you no longer want to spend time together, that's a clear sign you're falling out of love.

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Your reasons for being with them have changed -

Sometimes we get comfortable, and starting over alone is scary. When you ask yourself why you're with them and the first answer isn't because you're in love, then you're probably not.

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You no longer prioritize them -

It could be a red flag if you find yourself occupying your time with other people and solo activities, rather than with your partner.

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You start complaining about them to everyone -

No relationship or person is perfect, but when you love a person, you're always trying to find the good in them. However, when you can’t see those good qualities, you’re not as connected to them as you once were.

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You no longer argue -

While you might think not arguing is a good thing, it actually can be a bad thing, too. When you no longer want to defend your opinions, then you're basically just tired and you’ve given up.

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They don’t feel special to you -

If you start to think of your partner as just another fish in the sea, then you're probably falling out of love.

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Your relationship is starting to feel like a chore -

Love should make you feel happy and excited, not bored and obligated.

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You don’t feel like yourself anymore -

If you’re not yourself around your partner, it could be because you’re growing tired and out of love with them.

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You don’t feel like you can talk about anything -

When you’re used to talking about everything with your partner and have noticed conversations have become more shallow or nonexistent, then you may be falling out of love.

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You feel lonely all the time -

It’s normal to feel lonely at times, but when you feel this way constantly, it could be a warning sign that your feelings have started to change about your partner.

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You no longer feel the spark -

When you first fell in love, everything about your partner probably felt new and exciting. But now, things might feel more routine and boring.

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You’re always thinking about breaking up -

Do you find yourself daydreaming about being single or dating other people? That's a sign that you may have already checked out of the relationship.

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You’re keeping secrets from each other -

Trust is an integral part of any relationship, so if you find yourself keeping secrets from your partner, it’s a sign that something is wrong.

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The number of things that irritate you about your partner is increasing -

Everyone has annoying habits. But when existing habits are annoying you so much more than they used to, it’s time to stop and reflect.

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They're starting to feel like a burden -

Your partner is now less appealing, and the thought of spending time with them feels like a burden. Red flag!

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You find yourself wanting to go back to the way you used to be at the beginning -

Do you find yourself wishing to go back to "how things were" at the start? Then it could be a sign that your relationship isn't on the right track.

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You feel that being with your partner is holding you back -

This may be for a variety of reasons, but it can create space for feeling stifled, resentful, or even claustrophobic.

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You seek out opportunities to avoid your partner -

Besides no longer getting excited to spend time together, you may find yourself flat out avoiding your partner.

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You're overly defensive -

When you're defensive, it's impossible for your partner to communicate with you effectively. If you find you're being defensive in most conversations, you may be lacking the love it takes to keep the relationship going.

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PDA is no longer a thing -

Assuming PDA used to be your thing, a lack of it should be concerning. The fact is that when you're no longer invested in someone, PDA isn’t something you do, be it on purpose or not.

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You're not really interested in changing things -

You know what's missing in your relationship, but the truth is you're reluctant to try to bring back that spark.

Sources: (Parade) (MindBodyGreen) (Women's Health) 

See also: Understanding the different stages of relationships

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