If sex is no longer on the table in your relationship, or if intimate moments have started to feel distant, this can be a sign that your girlfriend isn’t interested in growing your relationship any further.

However, one partner losing interest in sex shouldn’t always be interpreted as a sign of trouble. It could simply mean that your partner is experiencing stress or other conditions that are affecting their desire for sex. It might also mean that your partner feels as though the quality of sex has declined.

You’re Always Fighting

When your girlfriend always finds a reason to get upset at something you did/didn’t do, if you’re constantly bickering, or if you can’t seem to do anything right in her eyes, this is never a good sign for a relationship.

A relationship under constant conflict, no matter the efforts made to fix things, could be a strong signal that your girlfriend resents you.

Reasons Your Girlfriend Might Hate You

There are different reasons why your girlfriend might appear to hate you. Her actions or distance could be in reaction to stress she’s facing at work, or in other areas of her life.

In other cases, your girlfriend’s changed behavior may reveal a struggle to communicate displeasure with something you may have done.

In some cases, it may have less to do with you and more about how she is feeling. Mental disorders like anxiety or depression can cause people to lose interest or feel disconnected from the things they used to love and enjoy.

Mental health problems can also interfere with relationships and communication, which might explain why you feel like your girlfriend hates you.

She’s Dealing With Stress

Your girlfriend might also be dealing with stress in other areas of her life, such as finances, work, family relationships, or health problems. This can lead to behaviors you might interpret as dislike, anger, or hate.

You’re Growing Apart

Sometimes, couples drift apart over time. This can happen when you get so busy with other things, such as work and family, that you don’t have time to really connect and communicate. Continue reading “She’s Struggling With a Mental Health Problem”