Aditi Mehrotra, Author at Bonobology.com

Aditi Mehrotra

Aditi Mehrotra is an Indian writer and writes both in English and her native Hindi. Her fiction and creative non-fiction have appeared in places like The Boston Globe, Little India Magazine, by Kitaab Singapore, Kathadesh and Naya Pratiman. At the centre of most of her writings are human relationships. Childfree by choice, Aditi believes she is in a new-age marriage with her partner for the last 9 years making conscious decisions from a longstanding preoccupation over what makes a partnership healthy and joyful.

9 Polyamorous Relationship Rules According To An Expert

Relationship and intimacy coach advises on all things polyamorous, from what it is to how does it work and what are the things to keep in mind when practicing polyamory.

5 Qualities Of A Conscious Relationship With Your Partner

Love and life are filled with contradictions. Love is both easy and difficult. Conscious relationships with intentionality help navigate this terrain. Let us find out what is a conscious relationships and it’s qualities, and how to build one.

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Should I Text My Ex To Make Them Want Me Again?

All of us who have been through a breakup recognize this feeling, this wonderment, “Should I text my ex?” We look at the reasons texting your ex is a terrible idea, when could it actually be okay to text your ex, and if you do decide to text your ex, what are the things to keep in mind.

Unicorn Dating – Best Dating Sites And Apps For Unicorns And Couples

A Unicorn in dating is the often “hard to find” third partner to an existing couple, who are called as Unicorn Hunters. In this article we look at the best dating sites and apps for unicorns and couples to find each other.

Empath Vs Narcissist – The Toxic Relationship Between An Empath And A Narcissist

Understanding the tendencies of a narcissist and an empath and the dynamics of their dysfunctional toxic relationship.

The Importance Of Leave And Cleave Boundaries In Marriage

To learn to leave and cleave is one of the most important things a couple can commit towards to achieve happiness and peace in marriage. To leave and cleave means to leave your older family which is the one with one’s parents and attach yourself to or cleave to your spouse, allowing the couple space and control over their own lives to build a tighter bond.