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Bhagyashree Shares Three Questions for Choosing a Life Partner

Bhagyashree Shares Three Questions for Choosing a Life Partner
Bhagyashree has 3 questions you should ask before choosing life partner: ‘Pyaar mein behkar nahi…’ · indianexpress.com

Bhagyashree shared advice about choosing someone to marry.

She said people should not make the decision only because they feel excited or strongly attracted.

They should watch how the person behaves when life becomes difficult.

It is also useful to see whether both people agree about important subjects such as money, family and parenting.

Having the same hobbies can be nice, but shared values may be more important.

People should notice how a partner treats themselves when they are alone or upset.

Shruti Padhye said emotionally mature people may handle problems and feelings more responsibly.

The main idea is to choose someone trustworthy who can grow with you.

Key facts

Main advice
Choose a life partner thoughtfully instead of relying only on romantic feelings.
Difficult situations
Observe how a potential partner responds to criticism, frustration, anger and tough times.
Relationship foundation
Emotional maturity and emotional compatibility can help relationships last.
Shared values
Important areas include money, family, ambition, spirituality and parenting.
Conflict management
Differences in how partners handle disagreements can allow unresolved issues to build up.
Self-awareness
People should consider how a partner talks about themselves and handles setbacks and uncomfortable feelings.
Marriage reminder
Bhagyashree described marriage as choosing someone trustworthy through every season of life.

Quotes

Shruti Padhye

Senior Psychologist at Mpower, Aditya Birla Education Trust

“It is easier to give in to chemistry, which can show up as physical attraction, and much harder to gauge someone’s emotional capabilities.”
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“Do you both see eye to eye on money, family, ambition, spirituality, and parenting?”
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