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[Fidelia]

We are always told that no romantic relationship is perfect and we have to put in work to build our romantic relationships. With that in mind, we make efforts to always fix our relationships and marriages.

It might be the individual sacrificing something, changing an aspect of themselves just to make the relationship work.

When do you stop fixing a relationship, and you give up on it and walk away?

[freelancermaria]

I stop trying to fix the relationship when I have done everything in my power to make it work, but still failed. And, the other person does not make an effort to fix our relationship. Also, if cheating is involved, I instantly walk away.

[Kross]

When I am certain that I have exhausted myself to make the relationship work and it just refuses to work, I would just give up on the relationship. I don't have to die for love. And also, I don't forgive cheating ever. Once you cheat, I am gone.

[Starmix]

I never fix a relationship once broken because of a betrayal by my ex. I just told him quit and go our separate ways. I cannot forgive someone whose promise is made, broken, and fake.

[Trush Jodie]

I don't try to fix a relationship where I don't feel valued. If I try to make things work between us, and the other party sends signals that I am not valued in that relationship, I quit as soon as possible. That's because even my best efforts won't yield any tangible results.