What advice would you like to give young couples on Valentine's Day?

Ans: Dear Vaihayasi,
1. Respect and love yourself for who you are
2. Never fear to say NO and draw boundaries around you
3. Listen more than you talk
4. Always ask: What more can I do for you?
5. Create your own time to do what you love
6. Know that arguments don't last for ever
7. Celebrate differences
This would be suggestions more than advice just to anyone that I can share them with:)

Best wishes!

Ans: Secret which is not a secret to a happy relationship are the following (1) feel good about who you are. (2) invest in growth of the relationship with your partner (3) moving on, letting go of challenging episodes.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,

There are several wonderful ways to show your love on Valentine's Day.

You can plan a well-thought-out date for your partner. Plan something tailored to your partner's interests. It could be a picnic in the park, a cozy night in with homemade dinner and a movie, or a romantic dinner at their favorite restaurant. A meaningful gift can also give expression to your love. Don't focus on expensive gifts; opt for thoughtful presents that hold sentimental value. It can be something as inexpensive as a scrapbook of your favorite memories together or a handmade gift. Show your love by doing something thoughtful and helpful for your partner. You can cook their favorite dish, bake them a cake or if nothing works out, make them a cup of tea or coffee. It is not just the effort but also the thought that counts. Give voice to your love. Don't underestimate the power of spoken words. Telling your partner how much you love them can be more impactful than you can imagine.

Most importantly, remember that it's not about grand gestures or expensive gifts, but about showing appreciation, thoughtfulness, and affection.

Best Wishes!

Ans: its a very generic question, please be specific what are trying to ask. On another note have a healthy relationship with your partner, let them be the person they are, avoid changing them. Let them know what about them upsets you but dont nag or play blame game , laugh a lot, keep the child in you always. There will be disagreements galore, avoid screaming or crying when you deal with such situations....vent off the steam and get back to being normal vs holding on to it....live life honestly and truly live it as we live just once.