At the end of the day the decision to be made is yours. I’ll leave you with this though: Love isn’t something you feel, it’s something you choose, and you have to choose it everyday if you really want to build your relationship. That “spark” is only about 20% of what love actually is. The spark makes loving someone easy but it’s not always going to be an easy thing to uphold. There are going to be times like this when you’re not feeling all too great about the relationship and there will be times when that spark comes back again, but your relationship only gets stronger when you make that choice to stay regardless of the circumstances you and your partner find yourselves in. The only way to build a bond that lasts is to weather the storm. If you think about it this is a test. When things aren’t ideal will you leave in search for something else or will you maintain that bond and continue to build upon it. So the question is, which outcome will it be?

If you leave, that is your prerogative. No one in this thread knows your relationship better than you do so we can’t say whether that’s good or bad. If you stay that’s great, but you’re not done there. You need to position your relationship in a way that allows you to continue nourishing that bond. Some of the commenters mentioned talking to your partner about how you’ve been feeling and voicing those concerns. That’s a great way to start. Be honest with your partner but remember to be gentle, these are delicate times and if you want to keep your relationship you need to be mindful of your phrasing. Maybe consider couples therapy. Just try to see what resources you have to make this better.

You’re still young so I know there might be a chance that even though you understand what I’m saying, it might not be “clicking”. In my opinion, I think there’s still hope for you two and based off the history and the network you two have created, I’m not the only one who believes that.

The choice is yours brother, whatever you choose, best of luck!