On February 10, the women filed case in police station in Shanghai against the man identified as He Shiwei for cheating.

Having a possessive and obsessed partner who is overly jealous and doubtful makes the relationship toxic. But what happens if your partner is not insecure about other people checking you out? As healthy as it sounds, a girl’s non-toxic behaviour cost her relationship.

We often see women stuck in unhappy marriages or bad long-term relationships tend to compromise or ignore the problems, scared to let go or end the relationship

When our partners receive such compliments, they feel seen and heard, and this goes a long way in keeping the relationship fulfilling and healthy.

In situations like these, where one partner is done with sharing the responsibilities of a bond, open and clear confessions and discussions are the life savers. They not only help the partners know each other’s points of view and problems but also allow them to reach a decision mutually and peacefully.

Taking care, understanding problems and supporting are the responsibilities of both the partners in a relationship. Stop burdening them on women alone. Men need to stop comparing their partners with their mothers. Partners give love and support in your life not build the life itself. 

Well, we don’t really know whether Kshama had any relationship history or not. But we can surely say that sologamy gave her a new definition of self-love- being one’s own life partner. So even if sologamy is a rebound of a failed relationship, does it really matter? Can anything be more precious than gaining reasons to love yourself?

Smriti Bhadauria, a travel aficionado, spoke to SheThePeople about her love for travelling and how, after marriage, she and her husband, Kartik Vasan, decided to manage their jobs while travelling full time. Here’s her story

Nobody likes losing people and breaking bonds because of the time and affection invested in creating them. Most people believe that friendship breakups are worse than that of relationships. Here’s why we think it is.

If a woman doesn’t trust her husband, she should not be with him. Rather than confining herself to the idea that men are always right or men’s support is important for her security and safety, women should step out and value themselves.