Friendship is an essential part of every marriage, but then your partner cannot be the only friend that you have.

Can we rewire ourselves  to let our daughters know that they always have a home to which they can  return in case things go wrong? Do we have the gumption to lead a daughter-in-law to safety instead of  silencing her into accepting abuse and abandonment as a way of life?

Compulsion and constant suggestion by the family that a woman should “always do what the husband dictates” often leads to them lying.

Research suggests that at least 27 percent of adults experience family estrangement that either they or another family member initiates.

A marriage is an important part of any person’s life, but it cannot be an event that defines our identity. 

“When Malala comes to Pakistan, I will be the first to attempt a suicide attack on her,” the FIR quoted the Muslim Cleric as saying.

Mama’s boys can be good husbands only if they are feminist men raised by feminist mothers.

Relationship boundaries: A need or a way to push your partner away? In recent years, the conversation on the need for individual space in relationships has been on a rise. We all want some me-time. Most of us acknowledge that it is no fun to be joined to your partner at the hip, and one […]

When married women make money, how does it impact their marriages? Does their desire for financial independence have anything to do with how much they love their husbands? Or value them? Or respect them as providers? Is it wrong for women to desire financial independence? If you have ever gone down the deep dark tunnel […]

“I ended up falling in love with someone I wasn’t supposed to and my entire changed. I lost the support of my birth family but I gained so much more.”