6.Your partner doesn’t spend as much time with you as they do with other family members.
While wanting to spend time with your family is normal, when your partner is spending more time with them than they’re spending with you, it’s certainly not a good thing. This escapist behavior could lead to a lot of assumptions in this situation, according to Breur.
You might feel like your partner loves them more than they love you, or they’re not comfortable enough to talk to you about certain things. Either way, your relationship will continue to suffer if you’re not doing anything about it.
The solution here would be to try to talk to your partner about it and let them know how it makes you feel. As there is no relationship without compromise, you need to find a solution that works for both of you.
Breur recommends allowing your partner to be close to their family, as it is normal, but also let them know that talking two hours on the phone with their sibling is bothering you. If they use to spend all day at their parent’s house, try to limit those visits to once or twice a week. This way, they’ll get to spend time with their family but also include you in their plans.
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