4 Ways Marriage Therapists Know Your Marriage Is Over

There may come a point where the connection in your marriage diminishes from its initial state. Even the minor aspects of your partner's personality might begin to bother you, and recurrent arguments play out in a continuous loop.
When standing at a crossroads in your relationship, decision-making becomes challenging. On one hand, recognizing that love requires effort encourages salvaging a good thing if possible. On the other hand, avoiding denial becomes crucial to prevent drifting further into an unhappy relationship. Look for consistent incompatibilities that persist, regardless of your efforts. This video shares four signs your relationship may be beyond repair from a marriage therapist.
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Mary Jo Rapini, MEd, LPC is a psychotherapist, specializing in intimacy, parenting, body image, and relationships.
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Hi Mary. Thank you for your videos. I turned to you before and during a separation with my husband. We couldn’t do all of these things with each other for close to 2 years. There were years and years of not being able to solve problems. During the separation process while living apart, I recognized how self centered I had been. We reconnected and now I see us as one, not me than him. Things have healed between us and we do regular marriage counseling. It works. You have opened my eyes to parts of my marriage that I couldn’t see, so I appreciate all that your putting out there and I hope that you can help anyone else the way you’ve helped me. Thank you so very much.

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I think one of the reasons for divorce is one partner has been working "out in the world"---one of them has simply outgrown the other and has increasingly limited patience with the person they have emotionally "left behind."

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"Feeling alone with them"... That's a strong point.

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Your explanation on the "gut feeling" was very vague and evasive; how does one get the "gut feeling" and where does it stem from?

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One of the gut feelings come through intuition. When you simply know about it.

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@@user-rc2xs5ti2w Can you provide me with an example?

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