Before romantic love became the default reason for marriage, it was often treated as a disruptive force. This article explores how different civilizations—from ancient India to medieval Europe—viewed love as something to be managed, not celebrated. A brief historical reflection on why love, without structure, was once considered too dangerous to leave unchecked.

Love doesn’t vanish overnight. It fades through missed moments of connection. Staying close means staying awake to the small things.

It’s not the conflict that damages the relationship — it’s how you avoid each other emotionally after. Here's how repair keeps love alive.

Love isn’t always easy—and that doesn’t mean it’s wrong. This piece explores how our beliefs quietly shape what we feel and expect.