There’s a saying: “Love is a burning, wild devotion, an unquenchable fire, a desire that’s never satisfied, a joy as sweet as honey, a dizzying madness.”
When a woman truly loves you, her heart burns with an unquenchable fire. Sweetness hides in every smile and frown.
But when she’s done loving, those flames are brutally put out. Her eyes show only weariness and finality towards you.
If a woman starts acting distant, keeping her space from you, she’s likely fallen out of love. Her heart didn’t cool overnight. Each time she looked at you and you remained indifferent, it chipped away at her.
In the TV show “A Good Life,” Sarah broke up with her boyfriend of five years, Mark. But Sarah’s departure had signs.
Before breaking up with Mark, Sarah made excuses to move out of their shared apartment. She stopped asking about his work or life. She even blocked him on all chats.
Everything she did beforehand showed she had already moved on.
Sarah and Mark both graduated from top universities. But after college, Mark just coasted. He lived day by day. Sarah’s parents even had to support them.
