Tired of Fighting?

It is absolutely normal for couples to fight? Some more than others, but how long does it take for the arguments to take a toll on your love life? Relationships always start out fresh, exciting, and filled with utter bliss, but when does it start to fade away? Those few relationships that are still filled with utter bliss after many, many, many years, Congrats to you, but for those who just can't seem to keep the candle burning, these question are for you.

Does the type of arguing determine when you've had enough of your relationship? Is it the same argument over and over again that sets off your steam? How about the blame game? Did your significant other blame you for something that happened yesterday and somehow ended up back 10 years ago, that the original blame should have gone to the girl at the check out stand who introduced you two in the first place? Does the make up sex still make the argument well worth it, or would you rather roll over, go to bed, and dream about having sex? Can the I'm sorry's turn your frown upside down? Is fighting normal, or does it become a lifestyle?

Deciding when to end a relationship is easy for some, and extremely difficult for others. For those who just can't seem to move on, end up cheating themselves out of a happy, funfilled life. It begs the question of why a person decides that it is better to stay than to quit the head games, and free their mind of unwanted torment? Can you still be in love when you feel so unloved?