Are there any signs that a woman is thinking about ending the relationship?
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Here are some recent changes I've noticed in the woman I'm seeing.
・Her replies have become curt
・She looks bored during our conversations
・She started taking a shower right after intimacy
・She doesn't contact me unless I reach out first
Could these behaviors simply mean she's gotten too comfortable with me in a bad way and no longer feels the need to be considerate?
If you’re okay with ending things, you might as well start looking for the next woman.
You could also try sounding her out indirectly by saying something like, “I’ve been feeling kind of tired lately.”
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I’m usually the one who ends things.
But when a woman decides to leave me, it often happens out of the blue, and I’m usually caught off guard because I didn’t notice any signs beforehand.
I’ve never experienced anything like what you described.
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> Has he simply gotten too comfortable with me in a bad way and stopped making an effort?
Rather than just getting comfortable, it seems to me that he no longer finds you appealing as a person and has reduced the relationship to one where he does something and simply gets his allowance.
If things were different at first, perhaps he started noticing your negative sides as you spent more time together, or maybe he came to feel that your allowance was lower than what he gets from other people.
I feel like something must have happened. Only he knows exactly what, but if you think it over carefully, you may be able to figure out what it might have been.
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Rather than wanting to end things, I get the sense that you’re increasingly inclined to minimize what you offer and still receive the allowance.
Why not try seeing him less often? He may realize the situation is serious and improve his attitude.
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I think having warning signs is actually a good thing. By sending signals that say, “Please notice,” she’s giving her papa a chance.
If she had truly made up her mind to end things, I don’t think there would be any warning signs at all.
Whether she wants to end the relationship or not—if there’s still time, I think it depends on how you act.
—It’s Me
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If she were trying to end things, I don’t think she’d be acting that way.
But she does seem to be losing interest.
Maybe she’s found another good papa (a male supporter).
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