Ending a relationship can be challenging, and many people try to ride out the rough patches, thinking that they will pass. While we all know the significant signs that it's time to move on, such as lying, cheating, and abuse, there are subtle signs that it might be time to end your relationship. One of the most apparent signs that it's time to move on is if your partner continually breaks your trust. It goes beyond not trusting what they say and the promises they make. It can be little things that slowly build up, such as blowing off another date night to hang out with friends, lying about where they are, or always coming home later than they say. When promises and trust are broken consistently, it is time to step back and look at the bigger picture.

Another sign that it's time to move on is when your partner's words do not match their actions. If your partner is saying one thing but showing something else, there is a disconnect. For instance, they may refuse to commit even though you share emotional intimacy, go on dates, and spend holidays together. Or, they may say that they love you and want to be with you but blow off your nights together, flirt with other people, and act differently.

Personal growth is essential in any relationship. Still, sometimes, being in a relationship can prevent personal development. If you find that you are unable to grow as an individual and meet your needs while being in a relationship, you might need to move on. When the relationship is not a 50/50 partnership, that means that someone is putting in extra effort, which can lead to an imbalance in the relationship. Lastly, if you're more afraid of being alone than losing that relationship, it might be time to move on. It's crucial to be with someone because you want to be, not to fill a void within yourself.

One significant sign that it's time to move on is apathy. You don't care anymore and don't want to work on the issues in the relationship. It's reaching that point where you couldn't care less if the relationship ended. Remember, ending a relationship can be scary, whether it is saying goodbye to an old friend or leaving a relationship that you spent months or even years developing. However, if any of the above signs are present in your relationship, it might be time to move on for your mental and emotional well-being.