5 Signs You’re Not Right For Each Other (Stop Forcing It)

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No one wants to admit they’re with the wrong person because admitting that means you wasted time.

So instead, you ignore the signs and convince yourself that every relationship has problems and yours isn’t that bad.

There’s a difference between normal relationship challenges and fundamental incompatibility.

Normal challenges can be worked through; incompatibility can’t.

And the longer you stay with someone you’re not right for, the more time you waste that could be spent finding someone you fit with.

5 Signs You’re Not Right For Each Other; Stop Forcing It

1. You Can’t Communicate, And It’s Not Getting Better

Every relationship has communication issues at some point.

But if you’ve been together for a while, and you still can’t communicate effectively, you are not right for each other.

Every discussion ends in a fight.

Even when you want to resolve issues, you fight, and you never resolve anything.

You are afraid to talk about anything because you know it’ll end in a fight.

How can you have a relationship if you are not communicating?

And communication is the number 1 ingredient of a solid relationship.

You’ve tried.

God knows you’ve tried, but nothing changes.

If you can’t communicate after all this time, you probably never will.

You can’t build a life with someone you can’t talk to.

2. Your Core Values Don’t Align

You can compromise on a lot of things in relationships, like where to live, how to spend money, how often to see each other’s families, where to go on vacation, and all that.

But you can’t compromise on core values.

If you want kids and he doesn’t, someone loses.

If marriage is important to you and he thinks it’s “just a piece of paper,” trouble!

If faith is central to your life and he’s indifferent or hostile to it, don’t even think about it; you’re fundamentally incompatible.

These and more are things that shape how you live your life and what you want your future to look like, and they aren’t negotiable.

Too many women convince themselves, “he’ll change his mind about it, or I can compromise..”

No, you can’t, not long-term.

Because eventually, the resentment will eat you alive.

You’ll wake up at 40, realizing you gave up what you really wanted for someone who never wanted the same things.

So stop lying to yourself.

If your core values don’t align, you’re not right for each other.

Period.

3. One Of You Is Always Compromising 

You gave up your friends because he didn’t like them.

You moved to his city, changed your plans, adjusted your life to fit his.

And what has he sacrificed?

Nothing, at least nothing meaningful.

Some people are takers; they take and take and take and call it love.

And some people overgive and call it a compromise because that’s who they are.

But it’s not a compromise if only one person is doing it.

It’s you losing yourself in a relationship with someone who doesn’t value you enough to meet you halfway.

And that’s not being right for each other.

4. You Bring Out The Worst In Each Other

Some couples bring out the best in each other.

They inspire each other and make each other better.

But you bring out the worst in each other.

You’re more anxious with him, more jealous, more insecure, angrier, and more bitter, such that you can’t recognize yourself anymore.

It’s the same with him.

He’s a worse version of himself with you.

Together, you’re both worse versions of yourselves.

Apart, you’re better.

That’s toxic.

The right person doesn’t make you worse; they make you better.

Or at the very least, they don’t make you worse.

If being with him turns you into someone you don’t like, you’re not right for each other.

5. Your Gut Has Been Screaming At You For Months

 

Your gut has been telling you for months that you’re not right for each other, but you’ve been ignoring it…

Making excuses and convincing yourself that every relationship has problems.

When two people are right for each other, you don’t constantly question it.

You don’t spend nights wondering if you should leave.

You just know because it feels right.

But when two people aren’t right for each other, your gut knows, even when your heart doesn’t want to admit it.

So stop ignoring what your intuition has been screaming at you.

It’s trying to protect you from wasting more time on something that was never going to work.

Listen to it.

 

If you recognized 3 or more of these signs in your relationship, you’re probably not right for each other.

I know that’s hard to hear.

I know you want it to work.

But staying with someone you’re incompatible with will make you miserable.

And it’s not fair to either of you.

He deserves to be with someone he’s compatible with.

And so do you.

 

 

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