There is a tendency in India to judge single people. They are looked at with pity and sympathy because it is presumed that a life partner eluded them. But what people often don’t realize that many people in India are now single by choice and they just love their single life.
And this is all the truer because India has a growing population of single women. In the 2011 Census, it was seen that single women in the age group of 25-29 increased by 68 per cent between 2001 and 2011 in rural areas.
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Last Friday saw the release of the movie Udta Punjab which deals with the menace of drugs, drug abuse, and its impact on the youth. To know what drug abuse does to relationships, read this powerful first person account
Kabir Singh Bhandari’s refreshing male viewpoint on matrimonial pressure from society, and his reasons for resistance.
Is chivalry outdated in these times of gender equality? She thinks it is still charming and sweet, but women need to be clear in the message they send out
Why is it OK to objectify women but not men, and why are large age differences acceptable only when men are older?
She’s fallen in love several times, but not yet met the man she wants to marry
I had a palpable connection with a man I met online. Days of conversation turned into weeks, weeks into months. But what happened that prompted me to partake in online dating ghosting?
It’s easy to lose faith after a few breakups and failed relationships. Is there something in myself that I need to see?
She’s an amazing older woman trying to re-enter the ‘couple’ space. Where does one look for suitable single men?
Women complain that it’s a man’s world, but he always seemed to find himself with the cards stacked against him
