My parents forced me to marry and I don't love my husband, what can I do?

Being forced to retire can be very challenging and frustrating. Part of the problem is that you might be defining yourself too much by your work. Try to experiment with...

First off, you may be misunderstanding the word 'ignorant'. An ignorant person is not someone who ignores you. It can refer to someone who refuses to acknowledge facts or inform...

Well, perhaps she does not share your feelings. Perhaps shes not mature enough to admit that she does. You should spend some more time with her, getting to know her,...

It's certainly possible. However, it's not a good idea to marry someone if you don't know for sure that the person loves you.

it doesn't have to be a poem if you find it difficult to produce one, you could write him a note telling him how much you love and appreciate him....

You could say that the two of you are going as friends, or if you know a gay male couple (or even just a couple of nice guys without dates),...

Even if there are no other intercaste marriages in your family, you might be able to find examples from your family's circle of friends. You could also point out that...

If you and your parents have a very close and loving relationship, they might already be more willing to be flexible about who you marry. Explain to them that you've...

Here is a good trick -- don't hide it but use it to write fake entries and make a poor effort to hide it. Then, write in another plain book...

I know this is a stereotypical answer, but try making a pros and cons list for each person. If you still can't decide, try going to a therapist or someone...