HOW TO CONVINCE LOVE TO a 24 Girl?

Ans: It can be challenging when families do not approve of a relationship due to age differences or other factors. However, it's important to remember that ultimately, the decision to enter into a relationship and get married is a personal one that should be based on the feelings and desires of the two people involved.

It's important to continue to communicate openly and honestly with your girlfriend and her parents about your feelings and intentions. Try to listen to their concerns and address them in a respectful and thoughtful way. It may also be helpful to enlist the support of a neutral third party, such as a family counselor or mediator, who can help facilitate a productive conversation between you and your girlfriend's parents.

However, it's also important to recognize that ultimately, you cannot control the decisions of others. If your girlfriend's parents continue to disapprove of the relationship, it may be necessary to consider whether the relationship is sustainable in the long term. It's important to consider not only your feelings for each other, but also the practical realities of your situation and whether you can build a fulfilling and happy life together despite any external challenges.

Ultimately, it's up to you and your girlfriend to decide what is best for your relationship and your future. It may be helpful to continue to work on building a strong foundation of trust, communication, and mutual support, regardless of the outcome with her parents.

Ans: Dear Kishor,
There is no point getting into a relationship with anyone if they are not convinced or interested. And marriage is out of the question. Even if the boy tried it, the girl is never going to be happy with him or in the marriage.
Marriage is trust, love, honesty and most importantly understanding.
What understanding will a person have if he/she is not interested in that marriage?
So, no point in the boy marrying a girl who is not interested for good relation or any other reason.

All the best!

Ans: Dear Anonymous,

From your question, I am assuming that she isn't showing the same interest in you. That makes my advice very simple- please leave her alone. You might feel a hundred things about her, but she might not feel the same way. You have every right to love and be loved, but not with this person whom you think might be too young for you. And even if she reciprocates it someday, I would like for you to understand that she doesn't have the emotional maturity of a full-grown adult. Find someone your age, with your maturity level. Let her be; she has her entire life ahead of her and your feelings will do her no good.

There are plenty of women looking for a genuine relationship. It will certainly be best for both of you if you consider dating those women who can give you the right kind of company and emotional support.

Best Wishes.

Ans: Dear Pankaj,
Sorry to burst your bubble; but she is perhaps looking for a father figure in you and you have mistaken that love for romance.
Seek companionship in people who have similar interests such as you and are also in a similar phase of life as you.
Why complicate things by involving yourself with a young girl who will grow up and might find men her age attractive...do you really want to put yourself through all of that?
Be the Uncle that she identifies you as and start building relationships outside of this one. You will thank yourself for this...

All the best!