This post of yours sheds light on nearly every aspect of love and relationships. I’d like to particularly address the point on hygiene. It’s true that many boys/girls don’t prioritize hygiene until they enter a relationship or get married. There are very few who inherently understand its importance without external motivation. mujhe bhi tabhi pata chala jab releationship mein aaya.

Education, however, is a game-changer. It’s not just about academic learning but about empowering oneself to take control of life. By becoming financially independent, young individuals can navigate tough times without succumbing to stress or depression. Humare desh mein, for centuries, females faced challenges because they lacked the azadi to make their own decisions. Thankfully, times are changing. With education, girls are achieving remarkable success. They’re no longer seen as a burden but as contributors to their families and society.

Yah topic bahut bada hai, and my thoughts may seem scattered because of its depth. However, one thing stands clear: you’ve covered it beautifully. Love is not about constantly taking from your partner. Instead, one should cultivate personal growth and stand strong, like a flourishing garden. When you embody such growth and positivity, love doesn’t need to be sought, it will blossom naturally.