Love is a beautiful thing and it is truly worthwhile when shared with someone else who loves you back but, unfortunately, not all relationships are forever.
Sometimes we see and notice that our partner is falling out of love with us. It may take a little bit of time to accept this reality but it cannot be ignored forever.
If they do not make their love for you explicitly known to you, chances are that they are over their feelings for you, especially is they are showing interest in someone else.If they are preoccupied when you are talking to them, and seem to not care about what you are saying, they are probably falling out of love with you. Read more below
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