8 Signs Your Relationship Is In Trouble

  
Wondering if your relationship is in trouble? Here are 9 major problems which spell trouble in a relationship. At least, if you can identify them, you can begin to work on them.

You’re Bored
The journal Psychological Science published a study that revealed couples who engaged in interesting activities (both together and apart) were much happier than those who were bored.

You Never Have Sex
Statistics show that if you can increase your sexual activity from once per month to once per week, your enjoyment of life and your relationship will increase exponentially.

You Fight a Lot, But Never Did in the Beginning of Your Relationship
If you find yourself fighting a lot, you may want to examine the history of your relationships. A Florida State study discovered that those who
fought during the first year or two, yet were able to work out their differences, tend to be happy as the years progress.

Your Relationship Is Full of Jealousy
This shouldn’t come as a surprise, but where jealousy or indifference reigns so does relationship failure. A study published in The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that celebrating your partner’s achievements leads to much higher levels of relationship satisfaction.

Have Lots of Divorced or Unhappily Married Friends
According to a Brown University study, you are 75 percent more likely to divorce if you have a friend who is divorced.

You’re Both Sleep Deficient
If you’re not getting enough sleep, you may be setting yourself up for failure. A University of Arizona study, conducted in 2009, discovered that men feel much better about their relationships when they get enough sleep. Women also reported a correlations between lack of sleep and problems.

Beautiful Woman with Hot Man
Have you ever wondered why so many hot women marry less-attractive men? Interestingly enough, a recent study revealed good looking women do better with men who are considered less attractive. However, the statistics didn’t look so hot when a good looking man considered himself to be better looking than his spouse.

Rushed into Sex and the Relationship
A Cornell University study suggests that rushing into a relationship doesn’t do most couples many favors. Researchers found a positive correlation between waiting a month to have sex and long-term relationship success.