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We need to talk: the linguistic clues that reveal your relationship is over

We need to talk: the linguistic clues that reveal your relationship is over
A new study shows that months before a breakup, a partner’s language can change subtly. Here’s what to look out for
Mind your language … couples used words and punctuation differently for three months before they break up. Photograph: skynesher/Getty Images
Mind your language … couples used words and punctuation differently for three months before they break up. Photograph: skynesher/Getty Images
Tue 2 Feb 2021 11.27 EST
Last modified on Tue 2 Feb 2021 15.16 EST
Name: The language of breakups
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These little words may signal a future breakup

Pronouns in everyday conversations may indicate an impending breakup months in advance even before either partner realizes what’s happening.
Researchers analyzed more than 1 million posts by 6,800 Reddit users one year before and one year after they shared news about their breakups in the r/BreakUps subreddit. The researchers found that three months before the breakup, their language began to change and did not return to normal until about six months after.
The study, published in the
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is the first to examine breakups and how long they last using natural language data.
“It seems that even before people are aware that a breakup is going to happen, it starts to affect their lives,” says lead author Sarah Seraj, a doctoral candidate in psychology at the University of Texas at Austin. “We don’t really notice how many times we are using prepositions, articles, or pronouns, but these function words get altered in ....

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More pronouns like"I" or "we" may indicate an impending breakup

People's language can change months before a breakup without them realizing it. ....

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Scientists Can Predict Breakups From Unrelated Internet Posts 3 Months Before It Occurs

A study looking at the language people use when they are going through breakups has found that markers of an impending breakup can be seen three months before the breakups occur.
Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin looked at 1,027,541 posts from 6,803 Reddit users. The users were specifically chosen because they had posted on the subreddit r/BreakUps. No, before you think it, the indication that a breakup was coming was not them posting in this particular forum – but the fact that they had posted there as well as on many other areas of Reddit gave researchers the opportunity to see how their breakups affected their use of language. ....

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Hearing these words mean your relationship will end within three months

Hearing these words mean your relationship will end within three months
Researchers in the US attempted to pinpoint the beginning of the end when it comes to relationships and found the proof is often in the vocabulary used in the last three months leading up to the breakup.
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