It takes hell lot of efforts to make a relationship last and just one wrong move can destroy everything. “The husband/ wife is the last one to know.” Why is it that the one who has been cheated is the last one to know about one’s partner’s infidelity? They call it “a weak moment,” I call it infidelity. If you are being cheated in love or doubt your partner’s fidelity. Allow our relationship counsellors to help you deal with the issue.
I can’t tell you the number of people who tell themselves early in marriage, “If my spouse ever has an affair, I’m outta here.” And then it happens. Their spouse was unfaithful. That’s when reality sets in. It’s easy to think you will leave if your spouse betrays you, but when confronted with the reality …
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Today, it’s our fifth Marriage anniversary and the rarest thing about this anniversary is that today are married nomore. It’s over five long years of our Marriage and the reason why I term it as long remains the fact that it was me alone living this marriage for long and so long. I’d never thought …
I still remember the first time I met him. It was one rainy day. I was waiting at the bus stop on my way home from the office and could see somebody noticing me keenly yet in a disguise. Yes, he stood far away from me, hiding his glances under an umbrella and seemed to …
via GIPHY So you decided to commit the mistake of trusting a married person or you were in for a surprise when you met their “spouse” at a friend’s party. No matter how painful it may be or the ignominy you face when you see the look at yourself in the mirror after such a …
Call it a quintessential power play or the consequence of unbalanced control in a marriage, infidelity is very hard to digest truth for a couple. Surprisingly, it has become the number one reason for the breakup of a happy relationship and destroyer of the institution of marriage all over the world! The partner who has …
Right! So the one thing that I constantly seem to try and understand(which I fail to) is as much as I realise that marriage is an institution that is built with trust, love, inseparable bond of ‘security’ that either provide to the other, makes them ‘married’ right? Do please feel free to disagree with me …
