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What to do when the spark disappears?

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    Cooper
    Member #382,820

    Hi April,
    A bit of background: I am 26 years old and my girlfriend is 23. I’ve been in a relationship with her for about 3 years and we had a solid relationship. We always respect each other.

    There was a strong connection in the beginning. I looked forward to see her all the time, we had great conversations and there was definitely chemistry both emotionally and physically. It felt exciting.
    But over these past two months, something shifted for me. The “spark” is not there anymore. We still spend time together but it feels more like we are going through the motions. Our conversations are mostly about daily routines, work or what to eat and even when we go out, it doesn’t feel special anymore.
    She didn’t do anything wrong,which makes me feel guilty. She is still kind and supportive. She seems happy with how things are. but I find myself questioning my feelings.
    I don’t know if this is just a normal phase in a long-term relationship that I need to push through or if this is a sign that something important is missing. I also don’t know if trying to “force” the spark back is realistic.
    I haven’t talked to her about this because I don’t want to hurt her.

    Is this something that can come back with effort or is it usually a sign that the relationship has run its course?
    Thank you in advance for your advice.

    #53651
    Smara
    Member #382,826

    You’re not feeling guilty for the girl; you’re afraid of becoming a bad person. You’re hoping she makes a mistake, yells at you, or cheats so you can have a solid excuse to break up.
    Right now, you’re only stuck because society views leaving a good girl as a sin. Spark doesn’t die on its own; boredom kills Spark, and you’ve both put your relationship in “uncle aunt” mode in just 3 years!
    Hi AskApril, there’s a guy here who says his girlfriend is perfect, but his spark has gone out.
    I want to ask you, is this really losing the spark or just a new addiction to male nature that gets bored with the same old things quickly?
    And April, if this guy is only sitting with this nice girl out of guilt, isn’t he cheating on her? Is being ‘kind and supportive’ so boring that a man needs a little drama and toxicity to feel alive?

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