In a relationship, sometimes we find that the other person does not directly tell us that they want to end the relationship, but expresses it through some subtle actions. If you're feeling that their behavior has been a little different lately, maybe it's time to take notice.
In this article, we'll put together six "suggestive" behaviors that the person wants to end a relationship with you, hoping to help you better understand the other person's thoughts, while also giving yourself some psychological preparation.
They start to become reluctant to communicate with you or just respond to your questions copically, and are no longer as willing to share their inner thoughts and feelings with you as they used to. This silence may mean that they have been hesitating in their hearts for a long time, but have not yet found the right time to tell you. The time they used to see each other less and less often, or they started to cancel their dates frequently for various reasons. Even when they meet, they may seem less concerned and less engaged than they used to. This change may suggest that they have lost interest in relationships. They start to be cold to you and no longer care about your emotions and needs as much as they used to. They may avoid your intimate contact and avoid too much physical contact with you. This behavior is a sign that their feelings for you have faded. 
They begin to frequently seek time alone and are no longer as willing to do anything with you as they used to. Even when they are together, they may be impatient and eager to end it sooner. This behavior may suggest that they are tired of their life with you.
They no longer care about your life and work as much as they used to, and they no longer take the initiative to ask you about your current situation. Even if you share something with them, they may act indifferent and don't give any response. This change could mean that they no longer have you on their minds. They start mentioning other friends of the opposite sex in front of you or show interest in other people. They may deliberately make you feel their attraction in order to get your attention. This behavior may be to make you realize that their attitude towards the relationship has changed. 
If you notice that the other person is exhibiting one or more of the above behaviors, you may wish to take the initiative to communicate with them. While it's not easy to face the possibility of ending a relationship, early communication can allow both parties to better handle the end of the relationship and reduce unnecessary harm.
Regardless of the final outcome, believe that you have enough courage and wisdom to face it, and believe that there will be better opportunities waiting for us in the future.