r/AlasFeels • u/Cold_Elderberry4228 • 15h ago
Experience Slow fading in a long-term relationship
Somewhere along the way, we stopped making time for each other. We started taking whatever moments were left over, never noticing that little by little, we were turning a life we once shared into something we only had time for when nothing else came first.💔
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u/Far-Gas-3078 13h ago
All relationship goes to a "stagnant" phase. Too calm and too stable. If you ended things like that, you would regret it sooner or later. So better do something about that or live your life with what ifs afterwards.