Making love is not the same as having sex. But occasionally, you might realize that the person you're sharing a bed with no longer loves you. Throughout a relationship, you become acclimated to your partner's small quirks, what makes him tick, and how committed he is to your needs. Is it possible to make love to a stranger? Men can. But instead of making love, they have sex with a partner they don't care about. Even women are capable of participating in casual sex. But during a long-term relationship, there are always signs that he no longer loves you.
He is fun with different females.
If you two haven't talked about getting exclusive yet, this is kind of acceptable. He might not grasp the boundaries or be leaving his choices open since he is unsure of where you stand or how you feel about him. If he is aware that you are interested in him and want to see how things go, he is being unfair by continuing to pursue other people.
He becomes upset if there isn't any sex.
This is, tragically, the biggest warning. If you get the sensation that he is upset that you two are hanging out without hooking up, he probably simply wants sex and not a real relationship.
You might believe that he won't want to spend time with you unless or until you engage in sexual activity with him. He can get upset if you say you're not in the mood, and you might feel like you're wasting his time if you don't put out.
He does not set goals.
If he finds out that his commitments to you include your friends, he may find excuses to put things off or constantly breach them.
People who avoid making commitments of any kind either find it difficult to commit or don't want to. This is a red flag indicating he is just interested in engaging in sexual activity.
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