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A complete person can make another complete person.

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Passion,Intimacy, Commitment needed for couple to stay together.
Intimacy -physical, intellectual, psychological,emotional, spiritual.

This is very useful podcast for today's generation.

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Most of the Indian women adjusted in marriage because of the society and children, i will wait for change in society  and equality in family in GEN  Z  women . Our generations bear male domination, suppression of  small pleasures in life

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This information need for everyone who are willing to marry

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Hello Vashista Sir,

I have been learning English from you, and I regularly watch your podcasts. I have watched almost every podcast on your channel. Your content has helped me a lot, not only with my English but also with my knowledge and understanding of life, both mentally and emotionally.

Two of my favorite podcasts are “Choose the Right Partner for Marriage” and “The Dark Reality of Love, Sex & Marriage.” I really like the way you talk about practical and difficult topics openly and honestly.

Sir, I have one topic request. Could you please make a podcast about “How to Maintain Family Relationships and Deal with Toxic Relatives”?

I feel this is a very important topic because dealing with toxic relatives is much harder than dealing with toxic friends or colleagues.

For me, my first priority is my parents and my brother. My brother is married, and sometimes I don't like or agree with the behavior of my brother's wife. Apart from my immediate family, I also consider some close friends and relatives as my family.

The difficult part is dealing with relatives who are very close to us by blood—like babai, pinni, mavayya, pedananna, annaya, and others. Sometimes their behavior can be toxic. They may gossip about us, compare us with others, feel jealous, or create unnecessary problems.

If a friend or colleague behaves badly, I feel it is easier to distance myself from that person. I can simply stop meeting or communicating with them. But with relatives, it is not that simple.

Even if we want to distance ourselves from toxic relatives, the fact that they are our blood relations keeps stopping us. After some time, we feel emotional or guilty, and we end up compromising again.

So my question is:

How should we deal with toxic relatives while still maintaining family relationships and respecting the fact that they are our blood relatives?

Where should we draw the line between maintaining a relationship, compromising, and protecting our own peace and self-respect?

I would really appreciate it if you could make a podcast on this topic and share your thoughts and practical advice.

Thank you, Sir, for all the valuable content you are creating. Your English-speaking videos have helped me improve my English, and your podcasts have helped me understand life and different situations from different perspectives. I really appreciate the effort you put into creating this content.

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