People suffer in relationships. They heal too. But suffering and healing does not necessarily happen in that order. Physical abuse and marital rape are extreme forms of suffering that many people endure in their relationships. But suffering also happens when one partner is extremely selfish, narcissistic or is unaware of a partner’s emotional needs. Years of neglect and constant bickering can also result in a kind of suffering and it takes time to heal.
In this section Bonobology shares stories of how people suffered yet, they found the strength to struggle through this phase and then move on. They survived to tell the tale and healed to start a new life.
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She was locked in the bedroom for days and her husband sexually abused her but since she was never beaten up she could not file
a case of domestic violence
My Husband Was A Sex Addict And Kept Me Locked Up In The Bedroom Read More »
Acid attacks in India are on the rise. What is the punishment for acid attacks in India?
The Rising Threat Of Acid Attacks In India And Punishment To Deal With It Read More »
Since you wouldn’t want your special day to be marred by what’s going on in your mind, let’s take a look at the causes of pre-wedding anxiety and how you can deal with pre-wedding depression.
Pre-Wedding Blues: 8 Ways To Fight The Pre-Wedding Depression For Brides Read More »
They thought she was living in the USA When 27-year-old Akansha Sharma’s parents filed a missing person report for their daughter, at Bankura, a district in West Bengal, they must have prayed for her well-being. The family was under the impression that Sharma was leading a cushy life in the United States of America. But
What Happens When You’re in a Relationship With A Psychopath Read More »
In a society where Bollywood’s portrayal of romance often blurs the lines of consent, it becomes crucial to address the misconceptions that popular culture perpetuates. “Does love give us the right to overlook consent? No, not even if Bollywood says so!” delves into the damaging narratives spread by Hindi cinema that suggest a woman’s “no”
Does love give us the right to overlook consent? No, not even if Bollywood says so! Read More »
We need to learn the reasons why women stay in abusive relationships before asking them to leave.
Why Do Women Stay In Abusive Relationships? Read More »
Admitting to being abused is often difficult, but in our country, it can feel impossible. Cultural norms, stigma, and fear of judgment keep many victims silent. This silence perpetuates the cycle of abuse, making it crucial to understand and address the barriers to speaking out. Just Another Case of Abuse by a Trusted Person She
Why can’t we admit to being abused, in our country? Read More »
(As told to Eleena Sanyal) He seemed to be a perfect match from the matrimonial website My parents found him on a matrimonial website. He seemed almost perfect. The youngest of 3 siblings, he had a much older sister who was married and busy with her life elsewhere. He had a brother 10 years his
He wouldn’t marry me because my breasts were too small Read More »
Any relationship can be abusive; the key is to recognise this and get away
I Walked Out Of An Abusive And Toxic Relationship Read More »
