The sight of Sameer’s side of the bed remaining untouched for the next 14 days even when he was less than 20 feet away from her broke Akshara’s heart. What was holding her back to go and hug her husband? She shares her story with Love Matters India.
Locked at home, no outings, not meeting friends, nothing seems exciting. Haina? Even having a haircut or getting your eyebrows done feels like a far fetched idea in these times. If you’re feeling stressed, anxious or panicking, be reassured that this is a very normal response. All you need is some self-care, some TLC ( tender love caring).
In simple words - self care means caring about yourself - emotionally, mentally and even physically. But how do you do that? We have got a few things for you to think about!
Men are out of work and sitting at home, food is scarce, women are managing households without help.There is a shortage of food, other essentials, lots of anger and frustration. But there are also smiles. Love Matters India asked young people and their families in Bihar about how they are coping in these difficult times.
It’s important to filter health advice and information, what is true and what is fake, especially for serious health issues and in times of public health emergencies when panic is widespread and we desperately need some positive news or certainty. Love Matters brings a few tips and tricks on handling health news.
If you have been living on your own – studying or working in a different city – this forced family time can seem like a Herculean summit to scale. Here is a survival guide on how to stay with parents, maintain privacy and retain sanity amid this Coronavirus lockdown.
While Arpan was typing, Poonam came and put his hand on her t-shirt. Their boring relationship was getting recharged in the time of Corona lockdown. Read more about their story of rekindling old sparks.
Karan was to help with cleaning of utensils, my son with cooking and my daughter - the youngest - with dusting. What years of education couldn’t instill, a few days of lockdown has done in our household. Sometimes crisis does bring out the best in us. Vani shares her story with Love Matters India.
