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Relationships, family and the choices that shape them
Expectations, equality, daily habits and what keeps a relationship healthy.
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Her view and his insight: we explain how the same situation can feel very different to each person.
Read the evidence →Her view and his insight: we explain how the same situation can feel very different to each person.
Read the evidence →Her view and his insight: we explain how the same situation can feel very different to each person.
Read the evidence →Her view and his insight: we explain how the same situation can feel very different to each person.
Read the evidence →Splitting the rent and the EMI is the easy part. Remembering the gas booking, the school form and Amma's medicines is the work nobody sees. Here is how couples can share it.
She earns a salary every month, yet she asks before buying anything for herself. Why earning and having control over money are not the same thing, and how couples can fix it.
Marriage, salary, children, weight: festival family gatherings often come with the same uncomfortable questions. Why relatives ask them, and how to respond calmly without spoiling the celebration.
Transfers, postings and job offers increasingly keep married couples in different cities. What a long-distance marriage tests, where it quietly breaks, and how couples can stay close across the miles.
Living with in-laws can bring support, company and wisdom, and also daily friction that slowly hurts a marriage. How couples can protect their bond while respecting the family they live with.
A fight about a new phone is rarely about the phone. Why couples fight about money, what the arguments are really about, and a calmer way to talk about it as partners.
For generations, women were rarely encouraged to ask what marriage would add to their lives. Marriage itself was presented as the achievement: finish education, find a suitable partner, build a family, and adjust to whatever followed. Whether the marriage increased a woman’s peac
From the outside, the answer can look simple: if a relationship is making you unhappy, leave. From the inside, it is rarely that simple. A woman may know that something is wrong long before she is ready to end the relationship. She may cry after arguments, feel lonely beside her
For many women, marriage is no longer the first major milestone of adulthood. Education, a first job, career growth, financial independence, travel, moving to another city, and learning how to live on their own often come before it. By the time marriage becomes a serious conversa
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Relationships shape our happiness, careers and sense of security, yet the expectations around marriage, family and work are changing faster than many households.
H View looks at relationships with emotional clarity and practical understanding: what healthy partnerships look like, why expectations differ, and how women and men experience the same situations differently.
H View looks at relationships with emotional clarity and practical understanding: what healthy partnerships look like, why expectations differ, and how women and men experience the same situations differently.
Marriage and partnership, Family and expectations, Emotional wellbeing and Independence and choice.
New Relationships stories appear here as soon as they are published. There are 46 stories so far, and the most recent was published on 30 October 2026.
Annapurna, Satya Hemanth and Sreedhari Putrevu write most often in this section, and every story is reviewed by an editor before it is published.
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