Factor One: Relationship Depletion and Exhaustion Scale

My partner and I do not spend enough quality time together

I have a different view on life than my partner

We do not spend enough time together

My partner’s habits annoy me

My sexual needs are not being met

My partner and I grew apart

We do not communicate enough

We disagree too frequently

My emotional needs are not being met

My efforts in the relationship often go unnoticed

My partner does not appreciate me

I no longer feel valued by my partner

I no longer have fun with my partner

My partner resents me

My partner and I have incompatible personalities

I feel stuck in my current relationship

I am only with my partner because we depend on each other

I feel detached from my partner

I feel bored in my relationship

My partner is too distant

My relationship has become mundane

I feel relieved when I am away from my partner

I no longer feel compatible with my partner

I feel tense when I am with my partner

I do not want to spend time with my partner

I resent my partner

Factor Two: Relational Overload Scale

I have other responsibilities that are more important

My partner expects too much from me

My partner requires too much reassurance

My partner overthinks what I say and do

I now have other priorities more important than my relationship

The relationship moved too quickly

My relationship interferes with my autonomy/independence

I do not have enough personal space

My partner has trouble trusting me

My partner does not want to spend time with me

Note. All items were rated on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from 1 (not at all) to 7 (all the time).