We sometimes take for granted what we have, only to learn it is too late when we lose it. But it’s never too late.
Take a step back before you finish and look at what you’ve got; think about it for a minute or two, but don’t rush.
Consider all of the experiences you’ve shared and compare them to which side of the balancing scales you’re on.
If you believe you can still fight, communicate with each other and try again.
They sometimes need a nudge, a little reminder that it won’t be so easy to get it back once it’s gone.
It always has occurred when a relationship is on the verge of ending, your spouse loses interest in fighting to keep it alive, and when it ends, it’ll be painful. Still, it’ll take some time until someone else comes along, but let’s focus on what you want, and I m assuming is that person who you haven’t lost yet.
Be optimistic and fearless, and fight for what you desire.
I’m sure your partner will appreciate your perseverance.
It’s now up to you to hope that your partner shares your desire; otherwise, it’ll be an impossible fight to win.
And if you’ve gotten off track, take another step back and start from the beginning, asking yourself, Do you want to lose this treasure you once had?
I’m confident you’ll know the solution to your inquiry at that point.
At the very least, you’ve tried.
But keep a positive attitude and communicate; a simple chat can go a long way, and happiness can be attained and maintained for a long time if and only if you both try. Nothing is ever lost until nothing can be done to resolve it.
Best of luck