Bhumika Sehra

Its too soon when both of you haven't mutually discussed and decided the timeline of your future and how you want to proceed with each other's expectations

Hey there I understand this is a heartbreaking and a very challenging situation. Firstly you can focus on acknowledging your feelings and attempting to understand them so that it helps you gain perspective and help you understand how to move ahead for your future.

Hey there, There's no specific time frame that defines honeymoon phase, it can be whenever you want and however long you want. Sometimes we can pressurize ourselves because of the society's comments on it and because of that pressure we might not feel completely in the moment. It doesn't really have to start just after marriage as well. You can try being friends first and getting to know each other before identifying your feelings rather than feeling pressured to like your partner.

Hey there Holistically speaking, nutrition plays a great role in the biological context of a woman's mental and emotional health. Building a healthy relationship with food along with good nutrition goes a long way in managing stress and building resilience to tackle anxiety inducing situations. Along with right nutrition, maintaining a routine, balancing cortisol, regular sleep, fitness and mindfulness among others can go a long way to ensure holistic health.

Hey there Live in is good for a trial run to understand each other's comfort zones, compatibility and respect for each other's spaces. it's not a compulsion, but it does gives a heads up on the living arrangements after marriage

Hey there, Getting pressured by both sides can certainly be uncomfortable and challenging to deal with, but it's also your decision about your life so try to analyse the pros and cons of either step you wish you take and understand what might be good for you. It can certainly be uncomfortable to get out of your comfort zone, but if it benefits you in the future, then it might even be worth it :)

Hey there isn't a specific time limit after which you can move in together. and its also completely okay to feel confused, if it's bothering you can make a pros and cons list to help you understand and organize your thoughts and make a decision accordingly.

Hey there There isn't really a manual on how long a relationship persists. A relationship can go on for years and still be toxic. All that matters for a good relationship to persist is effective communication, trust building, commitment, love and compassion for each other amongst other things.

Hey there, Being calm in a situation that tests your patience is something that shows your resilience. Try not to enable that person's behavior by giving a reaction. You can very well remove yourself from that situation after a point. You should not be obligated to entertain every person who comes your way and does not respect your boundaries

Hey there, moving on and recovering from the end of a relationship is a personal journey for everyone and it happens gradually. Try to focus on your mental, physical and emotional health and self care so that you don't lose yourself in the process of moving on. It takes time but gradually it'll get better.