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- @CTernoirWeeklys | How do you balance love and possessiveness in a relationship without it becoming restrictive?Click here to reply to @CTernoirWeeklys
"Real love can't be killed. Love, it changes like fire in a fireplace, but it never demands that you do what it says you do. It's a freedom in real love. So possessiveness and love, you cannot balance."2 min - @Aawaz | How do you balance love and possessiveness in a relationship without it becoming restrictive?Click here to reply to @Aawaz
"good morning my friends this is your friend taha i was just checking to not today one question which came in to my mind about relationship and i was just checking the new sal post and i saw something a title with i was related to the relationship where it could be respective you don follow you think if you dont trust to your partner a lot of things that a lot of problems create you have you your living a person equally posisi you dont know the line where you love is crossing the limitanandis becoming a posisivenes which can be a case for your partner for the other person who you loving with our thinking that you loving her, but it s going to be a kind of case for free partner im presenta it means like on the person she s the email person for me as a partner this word think of it it is going to be respective if you are crossing the limentofloving a person without trust its really going to be a pathetic life to survive in the situation we feel that this person is cheting on it means there is no trust well in this situation out said that you have to trust to partner first you need to understand the is a a a big line between love and aisifnesyoushould not be crossing the line every person ever individual has rights to keep sigracifecundlits not homing someone else not compromising the promises that has been made to live that the whole life with one person, but here again i would say that you have to trust each other and when you across line and you become to dominate person the family, then definitely it s going to be restricted for the other person like jail for the the person beta mano woman everyone should understand this it could be a love of anyone whenever you crossing limit from love to posisivlesisavas on well here again i would say the trust you need to gain the trust is a simple where you simple thing they would suggest here to do it if you are committing if you if you are in a commitment with someone make up the rules and follow thar roles and if you love someone you forgive on few things all of these disdisholvord is has got a big number of people living in the self and they all or different the not seem they have emotions to a lot of things that the the face the life not everyone is facing to same life the same in one and not same physical situations physical conditions so understand that it can not be same for anyone so you both have to have some limits regulations to follow anstand without it you would always be left lone and happy so this is a time to keep the wade should be thank you so much for listning me the situation i hope my words a very much here s trip to the point and hope, you like this, please, like this, so, you have anything the comes up in de mind that you want ada, please do so your feed back is most।"5 min - @Pragati.chopra | How do you balance love and possessiveness in a relationship without it becoming restrictive?Click here to reply to @Pragati.chopra
"And when you have trust, it will allow both of the partners to explore their interest and friendships without feeling that they need to be monitored or restricted. And when you don't have that trust, it leads to that over controlling behavior which strains the relationship. Another important factor in relationship is communication. So if there are moments when insecurity or jealousy arises, it's important to talk openly and don't act possessively."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | How do you balance love and possessiveness in a relationship without it becoming restrictive?Click here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"And if you become possessive in these moments, I think you are not being romantic. You mean insecure because you're leading from this place of fear that oh, this awesome person who's in my life, if they do this thing that they are doing, which is triggering my insecurity, I might lose them because they might find someone else, etc. Which is a problem of self worth. What I'm trying to say is you do not balance love and possessiveness."5 min - @nikhil5155 | How do you balance love and possessiveness in a relationship without it becoming restrictive?Click here to reply to @nikhil5155
"And when people feel trapped, they, you know, naturally pull away. That's the opposite of what you want, right? Maybe you feel possessive because your partner is, you know, partner is really popular or they have a lot of attention from others. You start thinking, why are they, you know, talking to other people? When they have you, they have me. But, you know, love, real love, is built on trust."5 min - @ksaroon16 | Srishti Book Club | Small things can we do to support and honor our soldiers - My thoughts...Click here to reply to @ksaroon16
"And yes, great work done by Srishti Publishers and distributors is a great organization and I can see many books coming out from this publishing house of India, well known global publishing house, which are related to the life and struggles and battles of our soldiers. So keep it up. Thank you so much for this opportunity."4 min - @Shoabaaa | Srishti Book Club | What would it be like to live in a world with limited freedom or choice? My thoughts...Click here to reply to @Shoabaaa
"Because really, one of the things that really defined the indian subcontinent is how open and how much of its culture is defined by the diversity of people. Unity and diversity is literally one of the codes that's associated with India. Unity in diversity. If it didn't exist because there was limited freedom, let's say there was no freedom for religion, there was no freedom to travel anywhere. And in turn, there's no freedom for, like, women as well."5 min - @Cries_daily | Srishti Book Club | What would it be like to live in a world with limited freedom or choice? My thoughts...Click here to reply to @Cries_daily
"And I think that's a very fitting point for this discussion as well as the. There is no individualization that can be had, because a lot of the ways we define ourselves is by the choices that we make. And we are allowed to make. For example, even the way that we dress, the clothes that we wear, the hair that we have, it all defines us. It's all choices that we have made."2 min - @starlightvish | Srishti Book Club | What would it be like to live in a world with limited freedom or choice? My thoughts...Click here to reply to @starlightvish
"They represent a broad pattern of repression, where the right to criticize and question is increasingly under threat, while the power to rule and impose goes unchecked. This drift away from open dialogue stiffles growth, development, and democracy itself. In a country with limited freedom, the media, often referred to as the fourth pillar of democracy, would no longer serve as a watchdog for the public. Instead, it would align itself with the ruling party, broadcasting news that serves a specific agenda."3 min - @starlightvish | Srishti Book Club | Is there such a thing as too much freedom? Here are my thoughts...Click here to reply to @starlightvish
"I personally do not believe in the concept of too much freedom. Freedom is an inherent right of every individual and the foundation of democracy. When we impose unnecessary limitations on this freedom, I think we threaten the very essence of a democratic society. While ideas and actions can be debated and criticized, the right to freedom itself must remain inviolable. Indias legislative history reveals a complex journey of constitutional amendments that have shaped our current rights."2 min
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