4. You spend too much of your cash on your relationship.
You know that you’re very addicted to your relationship when you are spending too much cash on it. You can’t be financially irresponsible for the sake of your relationship. That’s a very poor way to go about sustaining life and relationship. It’s essential to recognize that while it’s normal to invest in your partner and experiences together, there should be balance and mutual support. True love and companionship often reflect the signs of a healthy relationship, where both partners contribute equally, both emotionally and financially. By prioritizing open communication and respecting each other’s boundaries, you can build a foundation that nurtures both the relationship and your individual well-being.
5. You find it difficult to be happy without your partner.
You shouldn’t really have too much trouble trying to find happiness in your life outside of your relationship. You need to always be able to find other things to be happy about. Otherwise, you are placing too much pressure on your relationship. And that is a very deliberate sign of addiction.
6. Your sense of self-worth is dependent on your relationship.
You should never be tying your sense of self-worth to your relationship. You should always be living a life for yourself that you could be proud of. You always have to make sure that you can be proud of yourself regardless if you’re in a relationship or not.
