The 7 deadly sins - I’m not referring to the ones most of us know of: lust, greed, gluttony, etc… (Well, I’m feeling too guilty to even list them out)
I’m talking about the big S.E.V.E.N deadly sins that could kill your relationship. Take a read through to find out if you’re jeopardizing your love life.

1) Lack of Interest
This usually happens over time in majority of couples. Anyone who has been in a long relationship before, would understand this perfectly. This is where the passion that you once had starts to fizzle off and you start taking each other for granted.
The lack of interest can also refer to couples who just aren’t interested. They don’t bother finding out how their partner is doing at home or at work; they aren’t attentive to details such as what their partner enjoys eating, the movies he/she loves watching or even the times where he/she specially dresses up for an occasion.
Any couple who has reached this stage should find ways to re-ignite the fire for a successful, passionate and exciting relationship.
2) Your Definition of ‘Relationship’
What are your goals in this relationship?
What are you really expecting out of it?
Are you hoping for it to be like one of your childhood fairy tale love stories where your prince charming rides away with you on a horse and you’ll live happily every after? I’m sorry to say this, but you’ll be left disappointed. Every relationship will inevitably have its ups and downs. If you truly love someone, you will make it an effort day by day, every single day to make the relationship a happy and successful one.
3) Jealousy
Jealousy is one of the biggest threats to a relationship, usually sprouting from the fear of losing something – companionship, love, partner, etc. While most girls like to know that their boyfriends are easily jealous, there is always a limit.
Jealousy if put to the extreme, can result in being over possessive and controlling, which often spells disaster.
If you are the jealous sort, you’ll understand that this is not easy to overcome but know that it can be resolved by first loving who you are, seeing the good qualities in yourself and developing trust in the relationship.
4) Stickiness
Similar to jealousy, stickiness or clinging is rooted to the fear of loss. It can manifests itself through different ways such as repeatedly reassuring love for their partner. Often verbally or literally, making partner feel trapped and increasing his/her need to escape.
5) Having Too High of Expectations
This is quite simple. I believe all of us who have gone into a relationship, have made the mistake of having too high expectations of our partner or of the relationship from the very start.
For example, believing that he is Mr Right, telling yourself this is the guy you’re gonna marry, stuff like that.
It’s not wrong to set standards, but if you’re raising the bar that high, you will only set yourself up to face disappointment.
6) Trapped in a Life Cycle
Do you find yourself waking up every morning caught in the same routine, from sunrise to nightfall, where even your sex life seems to be routine? Don’t be ashamed to admit it. You’re probably just one of millions out there who feel the same.
Sometimes, we get so caught up in the hustle and bustle of life that everything about us just revolves around work, school, managing our finances, make a living, stuff like that.
Don’t get caught in this monstrous cycle; Don’t let it devour your relationship and most importantly, your happiness. Help each other break free by adding some spice into your love life, enjoy nights together by the beach, prepare candlelight dinners, (for the girls) surprise him with sexy lingerie perhaps?
There’s limitless possibilities – all just waiting to be tampered with.

7) Loss of Communication
So, we’ve all heard of how technology can practically take us away from conventional means of communication with our loved ones. The same applies to couples.
While we love the development of new technology, this God’s gift to mankind can in fact ruin what’s most dear to us.
Couples need to talk, they need physical contact like looking into each other’s eyes, holding each other’s hands and embracing each other’s warmth.
A relationship that deals mostly through typing on the keyboard or keying alphabets on a mobile might just fail in the long run.
Communication also means understanding your partner. This is the mutual connection between the two of you. Knowing how your partner feels emotionally and what he or she thinks in different situations is one of the keys to a successful relationship.
Don’t lose the intimacy of connection and communication with each other. Have each other as a support to fall on in times of joy and in times of despair.