I am having kaal sarp dosh and thus creating a lot of problem in my married life.Even if I want to do good it all turns negative..No happiness from my husband..he just want to throw me out of his life.

by Swati Yadav on Jan 3, 2025

483 members

36 posts

Welcome to The Relationship Remedy, a space where we talk openly about relationships, love, and trust. Whether you're working through challenges or looking to strengthen your bond, I’m here to guide you with simple, practical advice. Let’s build happier, healthier connections together.

❤️ Relationship

Family Issues

Dating

Marriage

THE_RELATIONSHIP_REMEDY

Nabanita Chakraborty asked 73 days ago

I am having kaal sarp dosh and thus creating a lot of problem in my married life.Even if I want to do good it all turns negative..No happiness from my husband..he just want to throw me out of his life.

Answer

73d

RelationshipCoach_Raji

・answered 73 days ago

I am a relationship coach and I feel that I can help u fix ur relationship. for dosch nivaran u can connect our coto astrologer and for the relationship guidence u can connect with me i will be available at 2am till 6am and 9am to 11am

Comment

Trending Creators

parul mishra

Dosha in Couples

vipra gumber

Nandi Nadi Jyotisha

priti mahnot

Dosha in Couples

More Questions Like This

Top discussion

mera partner mujhe chod kyu gya kya uski life me koi dusra aa gya h

Happy Relationships

Alvina Ansari

・

RelationshipCoach_Khadija・9d

my timings are 10am to 1pm and 5pm to 7pm stay blessed 😊

RelationshipCoach_Khadija・9d

connect to get the spiritual and mindful experience for your relationship regarding questions

Top discussion

My dob:- 26/5/2005 His dob:-20/12/2000 His name is gursharan Mam we were together for 4 to 5 months.. But from 13 march His ex came back.. I want to know will he come back to me. Unka breakup hoga ya nhi.? hum dono ki reconciliation possible hai ya fir hum dono ka serious relationship possible hai ya nhi

Happy Relationships

kashish arora

・

RelationshipCoach_Khadija・8d

Relax and connect to get the answers

Top discussion

My name is Shrishti kumari , I am really concerned about my relationship. i am in relationship with a muslim boy from the past 10 years . but I am scared that I might loose him because my family will never accept our relationship. i belongs from a Rajput family . i don't know why I am confused I don't want to leave him but though somewhere I am trying to do it so . i have my school friend who is in love with my . i like him too ..we both are rajput and I find him very loving and understanding. but somewhere I don't want to leave my 10 years of relationship. i love him and it's being so hard and confusing. i don't know what to do . please clear my head ..it's hurts

Tarot Visions

shrishti kumari

・

-7d

FLP・-7d

First be financially independent.. What is your qualification for work from home opportunity?

TarotCoach_SNanda・-7d

Connect with me on live at 6 pm today I will help you

Top discussion

mam mera bf bina reason mujhse dur ho gya h wo waps aayega bhi ya nahi

What's New@coto

jyoti jyoti

・

-7d

Astro_PSingh・16d

aap mujhe se contact Kar sakti hai apne session k liye

Top discussion

Meri shadi mere current partner naresh rajpurohit ke sath hogi Kya ?

Happy Relationships

Bhavna Sirvi

・

-2d

ashikabiswa8715・-2d

mere ex wapas aya ga

BhavnaSirvi8067・-2d

Hello

Top discussion

10 ways to Resolve Conflicts with Your Partner Without Fighting

Relationship Compass

cotocommunity team

・

communityteam・4d

Disagreements are bound to happen in any relationship, but they don’t have to spiral into yelling matches or hurt feelings. When handled with care, conflicts can actually deepen your connection and help you grow as a couple. Imagine turning moments of tension into opportunities for understanding — that’s the goal. These 10 approaches will help you resolve conflicts calmly, with love and mutual respect, while keeping the spark alive. 1. Listen to Understand, Not to Respond Picture this: You’re in a heated discussion, and instead of truly listening, you’re crafting your comeback. Sound familiar? Active listening is about setting your thoughts aside and focusing entirely on your partner’s words and feelings. For example, if your partner says, “I feel ignored when you spend all evening on your phone,” don’t jump to defend yourself. Instead, say, “I understand that it makes you feel unimportant. I didn’t realize it was affecting you this way.” Feeling heard often calms the storm.

Top discussion