They say nothing lasts forever—and sometimes, love fades too. Often, relationships begin to crumble not from one big event,

but from neglect. People stop choosing each other daily. If you’ve felt this, know it’s valid. Heartbreak and falling out of love are real.

One of the first signs? He no longer appears in your dreams or future plans—you begin imagining happiness without him. The spark you

once felt waking up next to him is gone, replaced by irritation or indifference. You no longer miss him; instead, you feel more peaceful when alone.

Shared meals, once full of joy and conversation, now feel silent and cold. You begin doing things solo and enjoying them more. Slowly, he slips from your

thoughts—you stop caring about his day, his feelings, or his presence. Even goodbyes don’t sting anymore; you might even feel relief when he leaves.

And eventually, you find yourself thinking about someone new. Not a person, necessarily—but the feeling.

The excitement, butterflies, and connection you once had. You crave that spark again.

It’s not cruelty. It’s clarity. Sometimes love ends quietly, and all that’s left is the realization that you’re already moving on.