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Sometimes we ask, “What’s more?” And our answer is always, “Lots more!” If at a relationship website we feel things end with talking about dating, heartbreaks, marriage, sex and extra marital affairs then we have not given you the whole picture of relationship dynamics in the modern world.

The section More harps on LGBTQ relationships, on live-in and open relationships and Happy To Help stories are about tricks and tips to deal with relationship issues that could be anywhere between quarter-life crisis to how to split the finances in a marriage or how to impress the girl you like.

There is an entire section on Women’s Issues and the stories range from women’s health and hygiene, to lifestyle and dressing and dating tips. There are more serious articles on issues like abuse, rape and domestic violence.

There are two more important sections of More those are Spirituality and Mythology and User Blogs. The former is hugely popular as it has relationship stories from Indian mythology, lesser heard tales from the Mahabharata, Ramayana or the Vedas.

User Blogs have been mostly written by readers on invitation and is a vast archive of interesting opinions and views.

Mahabharat

7 forgotten lessons on love from the greatest Hindu epic Mahabharata

India’s foremost epic, the Mahabharata, continues to be relevant today. Here are some relationship lessons we can all draw from it. 1.  A love that turns blind Dhritarashtra and Gandhari never reprimanded their unruly son for his contemptible behaviour and shameful acts. Result – a callous, gullible, egoistic, proud and vengeful man who dared to

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Why Shakuni Wanted To Destroy Hastinapur

Why Shakuni Wanted To Destroy Hastinapur – Was It Love For His Sister or Something More?

Anyone who is even remotely familiar with our mythological scriptures knows who Shakuni was. The conniving, genius gambler, who is often considered the mastermind behind the epic Kurukshetra War and bringing a mighty kingdom to the brink of destruction. The question remains – why Shakuni wanted to destroy Hastinapur? Was it because he wanted to

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