Why does my girlfriend argue with me all the time?

If you’re always arguing with your girlfriend, it means that you’re taking her too seriously. Instead of being offended, angry, annoyed or shocked by what she says or does, just smile, laugh and relax because most of the time, she’s just doing it to test you.

What does it mean when you don’t argue in a relationship?

Gottman’s studies have revealed that, at a certain stage of a relationship where you’re revealing your true-selves to each other, if you’re not arguing then it could be a sign that you’ve lost emotional investment in the other person.

What happens when a woman doesn’t really love you?

When you value something, it becomes a priority to you; whether it’s a material thing or immaterial, it would become a priority to you. A woman who doesn’t really love you wouldn’t make the relationship a priority to her, and don’t be surprised when irrelevant things win her heart over the relationship. 8. SHE’S TOO SELFISH

Is it possible for a boyfriend and girlfriend to fall in love?

The love between a boyfriend and girlfriend is not the type of love that will be there no matter what. To remain in love with each other, you’ve got to take care of the love and build on it over time rather than taking it for granted. In 1900, the divorce rate was less than 10\% for most of the developed world.

What should I say to my partner’s friends about our relationship?

According to Dr. Jess O’Reilly, Astroglide’s resident sexologist, you should let your partner know that if their friends have something to say about you, you’d prefer to hear it directly from them. For example, Dr. O’Reilly says you could say: “I’m not worried about what your friends think. What do you think? Please speak for yourself.”

What do you do when your partner compares you to your ex?

When your partner compares you to their ex, especially in a way that puts you down, it’s not only hurtful, but also likely distracting you from the real issue at hand. “If your partner compares you to their ex during an argument, let them know that it’s not useful and it’s hurtful,” Dr. O’Reilly says.