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Continuing the mental health episodes. In this episode we talk about how one partner's mental health can affect the other partner as well. When we choose not to take steps to fix our own mental health, we also put our loved ones through a lot of mental stress, as a result the relationship gets strained.

In a relationship, how one person feels mentally can affect the other person. If someone is stressed or sad, it might make it harder for them to talk, do chores, or connect emotionally. This can cause problems in the relationship. It's important for partners to talk openly, be understanding, and support each other. Sometimes, getting help from a professional can make things better for both people and the relationship.

We discuss what all Shokhi went through while Karan struggled with his mental health and how it changed their relationship in various ways.

If you think you went through some of the symptoms we discussed please get help, don't struggle alone. If you have any questions about mental health or need help in finding some resources, please write to us on [email protected]

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