Is it time to make up, or break up?

From douliduo on Dec 02, 2010

So, you've been dating/living/married to your man for some time and some of his habits makes you physically ill: he leaves the toilet seat up, he leaves his socks on the floor, and/or he drinks the last drop of milk and puts the carton back in the refrigerator. All annoying traits, yes, but are they signs you should through him out like yesterday's trash? I've compiled a list of signs that can give you a clue that it might be time to give your man his walking papers.
1. He No Longer Considers Your Feelings
If you break your leg and your man doesn't even visit you in the emergency room, that's a problem. It shouldn't have to come to that extreme: little signs that indicate a lack of empathy should be enough for you to know that your relationship has run its course. Need some examples? You have a bad day (and it's written on your face) and he doesn't ask you about it. You have a headache and he doesn't offer you an aspirin. If you are in pain, whether physical or mental, and your man says or does nothing…that's someone who doesn't care about you.
2. He's Become the Invisible Man
When you're with someone, they should be there. If you are in a long distance relationship, that's one thing. If your man lives across town but you hardly ever see him…that's a sure clue that he's just not into you anymore.
3. He's Become "Mr. X"
You used to know your man inside and out but now you don't know what's going on in his life. For all you know he's changed jobs, his name, his hair-color, his sexual orientation. You can't be in a relationship if you don't even know the person you're in a relationship with.
blu ray ripper

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