Suffering and Healing
People suffer in relationships. They heal too. But suffering and healing does not necessarily happen in that order. Physical abuse and marital rape are extreme forms of suffering that many people endure in their relationships. But suffering also happens when one partner is extremely selfish, narcissistic or is unaware of a partner’s emotional needs. Years of neglect and constant bickering can also result in a kind of suffering and it takes time to heal.
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In this section Bonobology shares stories of how people suffered yet, they found the strength to struggle through this phase and then move on. They survived to tell the tale and healed to start a new life. There is the story of the housewife who was almost murdered by her abusive husband but she saved herself and the newly-married bride who found herself locked up by her husband as a sex slave. There are articles on how to move out of toxic relationships and how to deal with issues like “Ghosting” and “Stalking” that are rather traumatic. Browse on to find out more.
They met online and forged a strong bond through distance and illness, but then his messages began to decrease
Shifa Maitra is all praises for the star who seems to have managed to juggle Ranbir and Ranveer, but wonders if everyone can do the same
Standing at the signal, when I think of her, I realize I haven’t moved very far from where I started. Arijit Ghosh narrates a true account for a friend.
Coping with grief after a loss, Shahnaaz Khan writes to her partner asking for his understanding
She wants to reach out to her younger self and tell them that everything will be okay one day.
Just how bad are financial problems in relationships? How much damage can they do? Did mine survive, despite the many money relationship problems we faced? Read on to find out how we weathered the storm of financial issues in relationships.
Learning to let go of resentment may be the secret to reducing the pain of any relationship
In this endearing piece, Deepika takes a trip down the memory lane and cherishes the simple wisdom that her 94 year-old grandmother had given her when she first got married.
A victim of domestic violence, Inderjit Kaur fought cases for the safety of her sons and to heal her bruised soul
A family suffered a shattering loss but survived its aftermath with grit
