Anu Krishna

Answered on Feb 22, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 19, 2025Hindi

Deserted by Family, Living in a Small Flat, Can I Care for Myself?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
As comfortable as that maybe at this time to have a person care for you, I suggest that you have some boundaries keeping in mind the people that surround you and yes, the society that you live in...

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Answered on Feb 18, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 18, 2025Hindi

How Can I Ensure My Child's Safety If They Study in Another State?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
It has been a very disturbing incident indeed and as parents it can set off a string of thoughts on children's safety.
As parents what can be done is:
1. Reassure your child that whatever the situation, you are there for them! Just knowing this can ease them in terms of having an open channel of communication with you.
2. Also, being in touch with them not just out of worry BUT to genuinely inspire them can keep them in a motivated space.
3. A semblance of a schedule of visits from either side will ensure that they are always connected with family
4. Encouraging them to pursue cultural events/sports will give them a chance at being in larger groups so they never feel lonely or can't be singled out
5. If your child is someone who is quieter and prefers to be by themselves most times, have regular conversations with them.

There's only so much that you can do as a parent; but I firmly believe and have seen in my experiences while working with youngsters: The ones who have strong family support usually seem to most likely struggle less through these unknown challenges.
And one more thing: Tell them as often as you can: You are loved!

All the best!
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Answered on Feb 18, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 18, 2025Hindi

Ragging in Engineering Colleges: How Can I Help My Daughter?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
What happened at KIIT is really sad. Obviously, it should have never happened in the first place.
Bullying and ragging is a punishable offense but who ever thought of an offense before committing one? In my opinion, stay close in terms of emotional support to your daughter. Let her know that she can come to you when things get rough. Also, if there's a counseling cell at her Institute, it maybe good for you to understand how it works, so that there is a place that can become her Go To in case the need arises. If your daughter says that intervention is not required at this point, then take her word for it. Be in constant touch with her, so that there's always a comfort feel that she has.

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Answered on Feb 18, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 11, 2025Hindi

30-Year-Old Introverted Woman Struggling with Dating - Seeking Advice

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
When the right person comes along, you will know it. Until then, enjoy the process without being too attached to the outcome. If something clicks, then it does...why fret over anything?
Your mother is just doing what she is out of love and concern; so, let her! By pushing her back it will only heighten her concern and it will come back to you in other unhealthy ways. Go along with it and just play the wait and watch game. A good way to convert your frustration into something more useful and light.

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Answered on Feb 18, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 17, 2025Hindi

Inter-Caste Love: Can I Convince My Jatt Family to Accept My Brahman Boyfriend?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Sadly you can't convince anyone of anything that they have decided not to be convinced of. As I suggest in cases like inter-faith marriages, the only thing you can do is to literally display your reasons for loving your boyfriend. Let your parents see the person that you see in him. Also, if it is feasible, try and get them together to talk, spend time so that they get to know him. Keep your fingers crossed on it.

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Answered on Feb 17, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 16, 2025

Dear Anu, Am Shilpa,36 years old.Got married to a friend in 2015.It was a love come arranged.Initially married life was going smooth.I was working before marriage and due to marriage and relocation , discontinued the job. After marriage i started new job even though my husband was against it.Some misunderstanding started between us slowly and most of the adjustments were done by me to avoid fights.After 2 years we were blessed with a baby boy and i had to reluctantly and was also forced to quit job to take care of our kid.And i agreed and things went smoothly again for 3 more years.I got busy with my motherhood. I felt my husband was happy and was changing for the happy family. But i was wrong, he had a physical relationship with his ex college friend. They used to have sex in hotels. They even had sex chats and used to share nude pictures . This broke my heart completely and was disturbed mentally. I wanted to enquire my husband with all the proofs in my hand.without the proof he would prove me mentally retarded women. Initially he asaulted and abused me for blaming on him.But when he knew abt the proofs, he accepted and apologised for his mistake and begged me not to take divorce only for the sake of our son.Even i dropped the idea of divorce thinking the future of our son.Later few months he acted as if he changed himself completely but he always had disrespect on me and my parents. I even suffered domestic violence once which shattered me into pieces. Even then he apologised me and forced me to drop the idea of divorce. I again started to adjust and compromise with my life only because of my kid and his good future as all elders advice. This adjustments continued for few more months.But once i saw his ex girlfriend calls and daughter pics in his mobile, i was again mentally disturbed and after thinking many times, i made up my mind and left him without explanning him . I packed all my luggage and came to my parents with my kid. Now i got a job in which i opted work from home so that i can concentrate on my kid and support myself financially. Am trying to move on but my true love towards him is making it difficult. Please advice me on this Anu mam. The step which i took is right ? After seperation he is harassing me to visit son and kidnapped him 2 times. I really don't want to share my son with him.Please advice what should I do.

Ans: Dear Shilpa,
You have done what you needed to in order to protect your child and your sanity. Your husband could never get over his affair and he possibly won't. He maybe never even tried...

I firmly suggest you go to the cops so that he does not try to take the child away...Also, have you thought about a legal separation? That will offer you and your child enough protection and it will stop his harassment. This is not an easy decision to make BUT what choice is he leaving you with? Kidnapping the child? If by kidnapping you mean that he takes away the child without informing you, please watch out and contact a lawyer. A BIG BIG RED FLAG...Act soon...

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Answered on Feb 17, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 16, 2025Hindi

Is My Interreligious Love Ruining My Life? Seeking Support From Emotionally Drained Daughter

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Since it's not an issue of inter-religion that bothers them but what will happen to the future generation, I guess things get a bit simpler to deal with...
Confide in your parents who eventually will understand that it's their daughter who they need to be worried about and not her children as she is there to take care of her children whenever they come along. So, ask them to support you and assure them that when the children arrive, they will obviously be exposed to both faiths which is a great bonus anyway. Children born into inter-faith homes do have an advantage of knowing both faiths and with that comes a lot of maturity. Talk to them as their loving daughter; they will come around.

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Asked on - Feb 17, 2025 | Answered on Feb 17, 2025

But my parents don't like to follow both religion for future children. They are against inter-faith by saying society, relatives will be separated from us and they want only Christian religion for future. Me and my partner are not over religious person. My parents sometimes blackmailing me to choose them or my love.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Whose children are they going to be? Yours and your partner's right? So, should it not be the decision that the two of you make?
And hey, the kids are not even here yet? And you guys are actually squabbling over this? Seriously?

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Asked on - Feb 18, 2025 | Answered on Feb 18, 2025

They make me stressed out. I love my parents, as being the only child, loving someone else other than parents considered as a crime?! . According to them, relatives,and their society, giving so much freedom is the reason for my love. Relatives going to blame them, society going to make fun of them in my area. Am I thinking about only my happiness not my parents happiness!!By thinking all these, giving me a guilt...

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
My dear girl, sometimes you need to take a stand for yourself. Love happens and it isn't well-defined to fit into every person's frame of reference and it is bound to ruffle feathers. That's when you need to work on your mind and understand what this LOVE means to you and whether giving it up OR protecting it will give you peace. So, sit down and think hard. What will taking a stand give you? What will giving it up take away from you? What will either of these decisions do for you in the long run?

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Asked on - Feb 19, 2025 | Answered on Feb 22, 2025

I need my love, that gives me happiness, trust and loyalty. The problem is my parents not accept this, they are adamant in their decision. If I choose my love, this society and the relatives made them to commit suicide , because this is the condition of my surroundings and how they grow up. If anything like that happened to my parents, how can I lead a happy life?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Sadly, you can't control anything which means you can't have things going you way all the way. Some compromises are to be made. Now, you decide how much of what you can compromise and work on to make things work for you.

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Answered on Feb 17, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 16, 2025

Hi i am 48 old woman my husband works overseas in Dubai, i am fit and good looking and men always try to approach me but i pay no attention. In my workplace a young intern 18 years joined our office. I was assignes to guide and mentor him and he started spending time together. Now the boy says he loves me and he wants to take me for a movie date. I also seem to like him a lot but denied showing him i like him. Last week it was his birthday and he asked me to go for coffee i agreed during which he said he really loves me and kissed me also although i dont admit i also started liking him. my husband is overseas and i miss physical satisfaction. Now the boy asked if we can go to mussorie over the weekend, shall i go what if my husband finds out please advice i dont want to hurt my husband but also like my young office colleague also shall spending 2-3 days togther wrong ???

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Guys that age are still confused handling emotions and it does take a while for them to understand the difference between lust and love.The boy maybe infatuated with you and you don't want him dealing with his 'mommy' issues. You cannot take care of him like he would want a mother to and you end up parenting him. Even if you wish to argue this and call it love, how are you going to be able to manage your husband and your family.

It is understandable that you have your 'needs' BUT surely you can come up with other ways of handling it, right? Take charge of this being the older and wiser person and stop this before it becomes a challenge. The boy has a life ahead of him to explore lust, love, responsibility etc...let him do that on his own time and pace...

Talk to your husband and tell him about how lonely you have begun to feel without his presence and how much you miss sex. The two of you surely can figure something out, yeah?

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Answered on Feb 17, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 14, 2025Hindi

Husband's Affair With Assistant: How to Cope?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Obviously, this is not something that you want to put up with.
2 ways of approaching this:
1. Wait it out; don't say a word about it to him... Very difficult, but as the fling attraction stops, the affair will stop as well. (Maybe he doesn't deserve this BUT it's up to you)
2. Give him an ultimatum; which means you take a bold step of stepping out in case he does not change. (Again this is up to you as it's not easy taking this decision)

See which of the two is something that can work for you. You could also try and involve someone trustworthy who can talk to him out of it. Do this only as long as you trust the person.

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Answered on Feb 17, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 14, 2025

Hello, Anu I have been married to my wife for 2 Month now. Everything is ok going ok in our marriage. We are enjoying time together, eating out, travelling and also having good intemate time with each other. But we are able to have sex with each other, initial because of being uncomfortable to do intemate thinks together, but now mainly due to possibilities that me might have to face pain, my genetals remains dry through out that give in irritation, also I am not able to penetrate, as I kind of thinks that her veginal opning is small. I do tried fingering but see didn't liked it. Also trying to do so I am often loose confidence and also also loose arrosal and desire to go ahead. Please help use so that we can enjoy more of our sexual life.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
There's obviously an issue when it comes to sexual intimacy. But when you are very strictly focused on something not happening, it becomes stress and sexual intimacy in stress never happens.
If there is no medical issue, then it's purely about indulging in a lot of foreplay, a lot emotional bonding and most importantly learn to laugh a lot together. This releases a lot of strain and stress if any from both of you as a couple which in turn will help in intimacy.
If this still doesn't work, do get a medical opinion on any possible reasons that maybe preventing either of you from enjoying the process.

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Answered on Feb 14, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 13, 2025Hindi

Help! My 17-Year-Old Son Is Obsessed With BeerBiceps's Show

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Social media influencers can be more responsible in what they share BUT well, whatever makes their channels famous, that is what it is!
It is almost impossible to keep teens away from this sort of content. It's everywhere...how many leaking pipes are you going to clean up? The best way is to work the other way around; work on giving your children a strong value system at home that is non-negotiable and unshakeable. Somehow after all the distractions, they end up coming back to what the family strongly holds onto. It can be unnerving seeing them go all over, but stay strong and somehow trust that what you have put out there for them as a safety net of values somehow shines in bringing them right back on track. So, trust yourself first!

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Answered on Feb 14, 2025

Question by Sangeeta - Feb 13, 2025Hindi

Stuck on Memories of Ex-Husband After 8 Years - How Can I Move On?

Ans: Dear Sangeeta,
Heartbreaks are never easy BUT with a few tweaks, things start to get better over time.
A few tips:
1. Put away things in the house that remind you of him and the marriage
2. Set goals that constantly push you to do more and out of your comfort zone
3. Set up a system where you can reach out to a friend the day you feel yourself slipping back
4. Hit the gym or go for a run as this helps you focus on yourself
5. Bring back a hobby that you have kept away for a long time
6. Most importantly, remind yourself that you are your most important person

All the best!
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Answered on Feb 14, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 14, 2025Hindi

Feeling Lost and in Pain: How Can I Find a Way Out?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
I wish I knew the cause of your pain; I would really love to help you...Do let me know what had happened...

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Asked on - Feb 14, 2025 | Answered on Feb 17, 2025

Iam 27 years old .me and my boyfriend were in relationship from the last 5 years.he is my childhood class met.during corona time we reconnected through social media .we are from same place .initially we both were good friends later we decided to start our relationship.i belong to low caste.and he belongs to upper caste.in those 5 years we shared our happiness, sorrows together .he was with me in every situation.he helped me emotionally mentally and financially.every thing went well .we planned out future together.later our parents got to know about our relationship.i convinced my parents.but his parents are not accepting our love because of my low caste..i even took my father and brother along with me to talk with his mother . I even begged his mother by touching her feet to accept our love.she told me that she wants to do his sons marriage with a girl who belong to their caste. His parents are telling him that they will leave the home town and go somewhere else if he marries me.my boyfriend is telling me that his parents especially his mothers health will be effected if he marry me and asking me to move on..I asked me that whether he is ok to marry the girls of their parents choice..he told me that he doesn't have any option other than listing to his parents..I'm totally devasted .I'm suffering with anxiety, depression and continuous thoughts ..i want him.he also loves me but he is not daring to marry mee.he is worrying about his parents..how to deal with this situation..pls help mee

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Honestly, drop him...the reason for this must be obvious to you by now. When he is not willing to take a stand for his love, what makes you think he's ever going to support you later in life?
Also, maybe he does not want to or fears going against his family. How can you change that? Surely your love isn't enough to convince him of being with you in this relationship; then what else can?

It's going to be hard to get away from all those feelings BUT you are better off without someone who is unable to take a stand for you. And when it comes to anxiety, practice deep breathing...it does help...If this is getting unbearable, then do seek professional help from someone who can guide you through this break-up and thereafter healing.

All the best!
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Answered on Feb 14, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 13, 2025Hindi

Was he the one? Still thinking about my ex after 15 years

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Well, you have chosen not to move on...Yes, as hard as that hits you, this is the truth...you are still pining for someone who has clearly moved on. Your attempts at reaching out to him in the hope that he will respond has already been met with disappointment!
Why go through the pain all over again?
Now, let's get to the main point of your LOVE right now...does it not seem that you are finding reasons to be with him...like, he helped me out during this time and that...that you felt happy talking to him all day...
When you base your happiness on anything/anyone outside of you, do know that it is temporary and never ends well...So, rather than basing all your happiness on him, find other reasons to be happy without involving him or anything else.
A bit difficult initially, but not impossible!
De-focus by building strong personal and professional goals for yourself. Reach out to a friend who will be of support as your go through this phase of releasing your past. Physical pain is real, Emotional pain is a choice...

All the best!
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Answered on Feb 14, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 13, 2025Hindi

12 Year Old Daughter Disrespectful and Aggressive: How Can I Help?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
At 12, a girl is at the cusp of puberty and her hormones are going to be all over the place. Her body is changing, her moods are changing...who else other than the family that can support her with a lot of love at this time.
Yes, she may seem like she has lost manners; talk softly and ask her what is it that can help her calm down?
Yes, she may seem like she has lost interest in studies; talk softly and ask her what you can do to help her?

When you give her the feeling that you understand her, she will automatically feel reassured and calmed and will get back her focus. No amount of screaming and yelling is going to help; so don't even try that path...it will only push her back more...Lot of love and support...

All the best!
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Answered on Feb 14, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 12, 2025Hindi

35 Year Old Man Forced into Marriage: What Should I Do?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Do your parents think that by getting you married, you will become responsible and then get a job?
My suggestion is that you figure out where your life is going, take control of it. No point getting into a marriage and expecting your wife to struggle with what you have not figured out for yourself as yet.

All the best!
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Asked on - Feb 15, 2025 | Answered on Feb 17, 2025

You are right.This is the reason why I don't want to marry.I don't want to suffer any girl because of me.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You don't need to suffer as well. Do look into your life as well and figure out what's going on. Taking charge of your life and setting it right must be your first priority.

All the best!
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Answered on Feb 14, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 11, 2025Hindi

My 12 Year Old Daughter Lacks Interest In Studies And Has No Friends - Help!

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
When you say that she is SLOW, what does that mean? Is she slow in understanding concepts, is she slow in learning? You might get a better understanding of this by speaking with her class teacher who will tell you if your daughter's challenges stem from academics or anything emotional.
Then you can decide how to handle the situation. No point changing tuition teachers etc, it will only lead you to a circus of sorts. Address the root cause of this instead.

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Answered on Feb 14, 2025

Question by sunil - Feb 11, 2025Hindi

कैसे मनाऊं अपनी नाराज पत्नी को?

Ans: Dear Sunil,
Manwaana mushkil hota hai...bas unko apna nazariya samjha dijiye...baaki unki marzi ki woh maanna chahte hain ya nahin.

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Answered on Feb 14, 2025

Question by S. - Feb 11, 2025

I consider premarital sex as a sin. But in practical my friends had premarital sex. So I can't get in relationship not yet, In this premarital sex topic I can't change my mind what can I do ?

Ans: Dear S,
You do nothing...just be who you are! There is no compulsion to be like your friends just like they don't need to be like you, right?
There is no right or wrong in these matters, but just a perception...what works for you is what is right for you; so no need to change...

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Answered on Feb 11, 2025

Question by manikantaprabhu - Feb 05, 2025Hindi

I'm married to a divorcee and her daughter is accusing me of sexual harassment, what should I do?

Ans: Dear manikantaprabhu,
Legal advice is a lawyer's domain and you can seek the guidance of one.
What does your wife have to say about her daughter's actions? Is she also unable to control what is happening? Why is the girl's father not in the picture?
Obviously the divorce of her parents hasn't been easy on the girl and at an impressionable age, they can easily be swayed by relatives at a vulnerable time like this. I would ask your wife to step in and take care of this as she is the only person who the girl can trust now. You have not shared what your wife is doing to manage the situation. She has a huge role to play right now in terms of providing emotional support to her daughter through a loving and caring environment. Things may change...

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Answered on Feb 11, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 05, 2025Hindi

MarriedWomanFacingEmotionalAbuse&FinancialDemand:SeekingAdvice

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Any reason or anything that triggered him to demand that you pay up? Is this his way of testing if you also have commitment towards him and not just your parents (since you are paying their EMIs)?
Instead of being a life partner who shares their partner's choices from before the marriage, he has become someone who thrives on emotionally hassling you. What I see as red flag in his behavior is the fact that after agreeing to one thing before, changing stance later...WHY?
Then crying foul by abusing etc...WHY?
Honestly, check with yourself if he is indeed going to be a life partner who can share burdens, support and care for his spouse! If there's a doubt there, consider your options wisely as this person can hold onto money very tightly.

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Answered on Feb 11, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 06, 2025Hindi

Overly Jealous Boyfriend: Is My Friend Flirting?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You got yourself a boyfriend who can get jealous and act pretty immature; but in his defense he possibly didn't even know that he could act up like this, yeah?
Let his settle with these jealousies and insecurities and maybe a bit of reassurance from your side can ease him a bit BUT do let him know that this kind of reactions are not very welcome. Your relationship must be built on trust and understanding and NOT insecurities and doubts.

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Answered on Feb 11, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 06, 2025Hindi

My husband has changed after our first wedding anniversary. Is it normal?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
No, you are not overthinking this. One way to find out is to actually 'Call Out' his behavior without actually complaining to him. He needs to understand that you did not marry to look after his family.
Also, what made you leave your work life? Kindly get back to working and as you engage with people at work and outside, he will realize that you are not just someone who is a going to take on his responsibilities at home. It's time you balanced home and work now. Now, whether he has an affair or not is something that is left to evidence of the matter. Till then, it will only be guess work. But, you do need to re-establish your identity as a working woman who also cares for her home. Possibly, this change in you, will bring him back on track as he will no longer have the comfort of 'dumping' the house work onto you AND going about hsi own business. Try this and see what happens.

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Answered on Feb 11, 2025

Question by test - Feb 06, 2025

I am 48 years old man, have always been in love with my younger brother(44 years) (cousin). He and I were best friends since childhood and I am too much in love with him. For last 23 years, we have parted (fought) and I have avoided him like anything. He knew all about my love (letters/stalking/begging/crying) and thats why he distanced himself from me. He came back after 23 years (only on whatsapp chat), and again i started crying and what not and emotionally totally unstable. My wife, kids and even i am surprised how bad it is within me. He wants me as a friend (not overly emotionally invested). How can I be a normal human being with him? Is it even possible? I hate being like this, how can i let go.... It's for so long what help do i need if any.

Ans: Dear test,
When you allow your emotions to self-destruct, that is exactly what will happen. You have been unable to accept that your path and your cousin's paths are different...you have gone on to build a family and then you have decided to break down all over again. How do you expect your family to understand all this?
What you call as LOVE; is it possibly an attachment for him? Dependence on him for attention, love, validation? You need to introspect and grow out of this OR settle this in a way that you can get back your peace of mind. At this moment with the information that you have shared, I can guide you only as much!

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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 02, 2025Hindi

Arranged Marriage: She's Distant, Am I Overthinking?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You put too much effort only when you expect a certain outcome. Why don't you just enjoy getting to know her gradually rather than thinking what you have to gift her? Is it not possible to take it slow and see what comes out of it. Maybe she is rather shy and likes to take things slow?
And what's the point timing things like chats? It will always seem like it's less or not enough. What should be enough is that you and she like one another and start this journey together by accepting one another and not focus on what's not happening. If you are still in doubt, maybe what might help is doing things that she likes but together. You are putting effort in a manner that you know BUT is that the manner that she understands and responds to?

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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 03, 2025Hindi

Can I Legally Protect My Daughter From Abuse During Divorce?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
What sort of arrangement is this? If you anyway were planning to divorce and separate, then what is the meaning of living in the same house/
For the sake of the child, kindly, go by the terms of the divorce and live in different homes and agreeing to certain visitation rights to your child from both of you. Don't mess with the emotional environment of a little girl please.

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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 02, 2025Hindi

Husband Gets My Name Tattooed: How Should I React?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Well, he's doing this for a reason. Maybe his way of showing that you are important to him?
At times, we do not understand the other person's language of love; what we can do is accept them for how and who they are. Yes, you do not appreciate what your husband has done, but can you just think that it was done as an act of love for you? Maybe then, you can see the entire episode as not anything against you BUT actually for you.

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 24, 2025Hindi

Newlywed and Already Unhappy: Should I Leave My Marriage?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
For sure, it's difficult to be physically intimate with someone that you do not fancy and he is being silly in making this public. Rather than winning you over, he's making it a public issue to gain sympathy which his highly immature.
Now, I am going to give you an example that you may not like.
Eg: You have to live in Japan for 2 years and you do not like that cuisine. But eventually you realize that 2 years is a long time and then you actually start enjoying the food by looking at what's nice in it; healthy, light, good on the heart etc.

It's the same here. You may have gotten forced into the marriage. But it's just 3 weeks. Give it time...NO, you do not have to engage in any physical intimacy with him right away; but at least try to get to know him...maybe someday you might start to appreciate his good qualities, yeah? See, if this is possible in the short time that you have...it's just about having an open mind. Marriages are easy to break, think hard on this one.

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 23, 2025Hindi

40-Year-Old Mom Seeks Advice: Dealing with a Controlling Husband and Raising Kids

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Maybe it's time for you to revive your work life. That will give you a sense of financial independence and also you will be able to spend money on things that you feel like. It will also rekindle your confidence. Find some help at home so that the children are taken care of OR work from home. This will open up a lot of possibilities for you.

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 26, 2025Hindi

52-Year-Old Woman Feeling Guilty and Unfulfilled: How Do I Find Joy and Move On?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Go, travel, see the world! You have that luxury with no one back home to stop you...explore the world and you will find yourself...

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 27, 2025Hindi

34, Unmarried, Long-Term Relationship: Waiting for Approval or Moving On?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You are 34! Maybe it's time to take decisions for yourself? And to actually be careful what will happen to his father is sadly a form of soft blackmail. What exactly does your boyfriend have to say about all of this? Does he have any thoughts on how to be married to you or is he going to wait until his father comes around? I would really want you to know what's going on in your boyfriend's mind. It will tell you a lot..

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 31, 2025

I am 52, mother of a daughter and son. Daughter is married and has two kids. My son is only 23. He is in love with a Bengali woman who is 12 years elder to him. I have met her briefly when my son invited her to a family event. He was laughing and cuddling up to her in front of all our guests much to our embarassment. I am a modern woman who has no qualms about anyone expressing his/her emotions. However, my concern is that this woman has begun to influence my son in a bad way. He has been partying away, splurging his savings and is now seeking my help to buy a flat in his girlfriend's name. I put my foot down and since then he has stopped talking to me. My daughter tells me that he has blocked me on his phone and social media. He has quit his job and I am worried he is not taking good care of himself. Meanwhile, the girl looks happy and has been spotted with other young guys at various places. I have not disclosed any of this to my son but I want him to know that he is being cheated on before it is too late. He is love sick and all our attempts to talk to him about this have failed. I feel helpless. What can I do to help my son recover from this mess?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
As a mother you are only trying to protect your son. So, find what you can on this woman and yes, your son needs to be shown that he is just being played and is another one of her 'boys'. Maybe then he will come to his senses. In the meantime, as a family try to surround him with love and a lot of care. He is only experimenting outside by rebelling at home OR he could very well be searching for some validation and attention outside. Give that attention to him at home and that will help him circle right back.

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 04, 2025Hindi

Delhi 34 year old man struggling with commitment issues due to past anxiety

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
if you live your life with ifs and buts, that's exactly how your life will turn out; always tentative and with a lot to worry about. Does your past define how things must be now for you? You have changed and also know how to handle things when they don;t go your way. So, no point in doubting things and wondering if they are meant for you or not. It's matter of moving ahead with confidence and also understanding that not everything will work but somethings will and that's good enough. So, be out there and I am sure that someone like-minded will hit it off with you.

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Question by Ganesh - Feb 01, 2025Hindi

I'm crazy about this girl in my office! Should I make a move?

Ans: Dear Ganesh,
She may not have feelings for you like the way you have for her. The only way is to find out by telling her how you feel and see how she responds.

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 30, 2025

I am 26 year old male Unable to control the physical intimacy urge I am unmarried and I don't have relationship. How to control it. Sometimes it is hard that I don't have have relationship and other people are having situationship and having physical intimacy before marriage Is there solution for this.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You are a grown man and need not be advised on how to deal with physical urges when you are not in a relationship. Do just that...
Now, as far as being in a relationship is concerned, move into social circles where you find like-minded people NOT just to hang out and indulge in physical acts, but also developing a relationship over time. But if casual relationships are your thing, well that's up to you...

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 04, 2025Hindi

Should I encourage my son to divorce his overweight, lazy wife?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
As concerned you are for your son, to be with his wife or not must be his decision and not yours.
And as far her behavior is concerned, kindly request your son to take this up with his wife. It is his job to ensure that she is comfortable at home and also adding value to a new family system. So, let his do his job as well...

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 04, 2025

How do u tell ur cousin u in love with her convince her to be with u

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Simple! You don't tell her anything as you don't mess around within the family...

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 03, 2025Hindi

Living with controlling MIL: Should I let my husband stay for 3 months?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Why should your husband live with his mother when he is unwell? Why can't you and he manage this situation yourselves?
When a husband and a wife work through a challenge together, it can make their marriage stronger.

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Question by Nibedita - Feb 03, 2025Hindi

Wife in Affair, Career Crossroads: Can I Take This New Job?

Ans: Dear Nibedita,
What is important to you and what helps you grow professionally and personally must be looked at? Constraints are always going to play a role BUT working around it may help you make a decision. If professionally you are going to grow into the role and for this you need to work around things for the time being, then you must do just that. But in all this, do factor that you have a daughter who is still young and will need your presence a lot; physically and emotionally.
Now, how you work this with your BF is something that is between the two of you; but it's not power or money BUT how you grow in your new role.
Also, talk to your family and come to an arrangement whereby they also become your pillar of strength and support. You will then be able to come to a viable decision.

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 03, 2025Hindi

Divorced with abusive wife, separated but sharing house: Legal options?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
What sort of an arrangement is this? It is not easy living under the same roof after a divorce, you do understand this, right? Both people need time and space away from one another to process the separation and come to a place where they can face their emotions and then heal from it.
And here, the two of you are living in the same house. Why the divorce then? It's like the reason for divorce is still staring at both of you in the same house. Obviously, this is painful and much anger is going to be displaced at home. For the sake of peace at home and especially for the child, please make an arrangement where the two of you start living separately. Abide by the terms of divorce where it concerns your daughter so that she is never impacted with the challenges her parents are going through.

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Answered on Feb 05, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 02, 2025

Madam iam from Bangalore married with 2 children,for the past 8 years my wife is not having sex with me and iam very much depressed she only allows me to do for just 5 mins ,i want to engage in more time but she refuses me , I don't know what to do,how can I satisfy my needs ,I talked with her but she says she is not interested in sex and says me to go have sex outside,iam very much worried please help me.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
It's not the time that matters but what you do within that time that counts...
There's obviously reasons for her not wanting much sex. It could be:
- hormonal changes
- same bedroom routine
- lack of emotional connect in the marriage
- overburdened with house and office work
- low self-esteem issues

This only you as her husband can find out; work with her if you figure out that she is facing any of these challenges. She will be able to then respond better to intimacy.

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Answered on Feb 04, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 26, 2025Hindi

Is society more important than my happiness? 22 year old with a great life seeking advice on marrying a 32 year old man

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Then wait for a few years...things may just get better in those few years and your parents may start to accept the guy. It's not like you need them give you a nod right away for marriage, right? So, wait up...

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Answered on Feb 04, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 26, 2025Hindi

Should I be offended if my brother's wife prefers to sit in the backseat of my car?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You simply talk to your brother's wife and tell her how her behavior is making you feel. Also, not many people understand that sitting at the backseat gives different roles to the one who is driving and to the one who is sitting behind. So, it may just be a matter of expressing and being clear.

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Answered on Feb 04, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 27, 2025Hindi

Love vs Family: 23 YO Woman Seeking Advice on Marrying Boyfriend Despite Parental Disapproval

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Ask the 'guy' to step in and do his bit to talk to your family. If they are able to appreciate what you appreciate in him, maybe things can work.

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Answered on Feb 03, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 01, 2025Hindi

Husband Worried About Wife's Revealing Saree Attire Worn By Father & Uncle

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Please stop this madness. I don't even understand how this started in the first place; did your wife casually ask your father and the male helper at home to help her out?
YouTube is useless? This does not come across as normal and she should know this or she knows it but chooses to overlook it. Step it and put an end this...

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Asked on - Feb 05, 2025 | Answered on Feb 11, 2025

Yes. She ask them casually & they make her wear saree. I asked her many times to stop it, but then she again ask me to help her every time she wears saree which is not possible for me because I have to look for my official works too. I can't stay with her 24 x 7. In the beginning, I don't even remember properly how this started but this is happening after my mother death only. Because my mother was the only one from whom she was taking help for saree. Please help.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
I have already suggested to you to put an end to it. Simply say: 'Stop! This will not continue from now on'
Be firm about it so everyone knows that you are being serious.

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Answered on Feb 03, 2025

Question by Piyush - Jan 31, 2025Hindi

Newlywed Engineer Facing Abuse and Homelessness - What Should I Do?

Ans: Dear Piyush,
Aap ek engineer ho...naukri toh lagi hogi na aapki...phir bhi 3 dinon se kuch khaaya nahin, yeh kaise?
Police kya karegi yahaan? Mujhe lagtaa hai ki aapko pehle apni samasya samajhna hoga, uske baad likhiye yahaan taaki hume bhi samajh aaye ki aap kis cheez se pareshaan hain aur kya kar sakte hain.

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Answered on Feb 03, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 31, 2025Hindi

Is it okay for a 41-year-old woman to date her 25-year-old son's colleague?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
No, nothing is right or wrong; it's just the way we perceive things (a point of view that almost makes everything seem right).
But I am sure there are other reasons that have prompted you to write in here. It's a guy who is much younger. Is this young man also interested in you like you are to him? Is he misplacing his lack of love from his mother through this relationship with you?

Be very cautious about relationships that come from a place of NEED. When the need is filled, the relationship invariably breaks. In your case, with no great close relationships and love from them, you seem to be deriving that from the attention that you get from this young man. He's young and has a whole life ahead of him. He has the luxury to choose who he wants as his life partner by actually getting into the dating scene, right? Where will that leave you?

This line of thinking that I am guiding you into is not to dampen your spirits but to make sure that you are closing all these loose ends before thinking of a relationships. How can you do this? By actually pondering over the questions that I have asked you. That may also involve some talk with the young man as well BUT at his age and maturity there is only that much that he can give you. If you are looking for emotional stability, then think really hard about what is going on...

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Answered on Feb 03, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 31, 2025Hindi

I struggle with thinking spontaneously and following instructions - how can I cope with this?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
It can be very distressing to go blank at times. But neither you nor me can pinpoint the exact cause for it. It might be a good idea to actually check this out medically if the head injury in fact did cause what you are facing now. Otherwise, you will just find yourself thinking of whether this or that caused what...
Once a cause is known, the path to remedy it becomes simpler. So, my suggestion to you to deal with the situations as you have mentioned is to seek medical help and if there is any therapy that is suggested after that, it will help improve cognitive skills and mind state. But first, consult a doctor.

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Answered on Jan 31, 2025

Question by Harsh - Jan 29, 2025Hindi

Aspiring Doctor with Schizophrenia: Should I Take NEET Again in 2026?

Ans: Dear Harsh,
Any competitive entrance exam requires focus, discipline and a lot of hard work. Unfortunately due to your circumstances, this hasn't been possible.
Your parents possibly don't want you to go through the disappointment all over again and feel that a regular degree will get your feet back on the ground. Now, whether you must write NEET again or not is a decision you will have to take BUT only if you have a firm plan in hand. You will need to get back all your focus and give it your best shot. Now, how important is this exam for you and why you want to take it, is something only you know. You will also need your parents' support in case you decide to go for it after all, so also consult with them. If you are able to inspire yourself, then you know what is to be done.

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Answered on Jan 31, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 27, 2025Hindi

Divorced Dad (48) in Love with Married Woman (45): Can Their Affair Survive the Drama?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
What can you do other than just be by her side and simply understand her situation?
Her husband perhaps feels threatened by another male stepping in and hence delaying the divorce or not consenting to it will drag this whole thing...On your part, do not get so emotionally invested that it begins to take a toll on your peace of mind. This situation isn't going to be an easy one and it will just stretch your emotional band very thin; both for you and the lady. So, take it slow and it may help not being in the radar much so that the husband also backs off. It's sadly called - playing games.

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