It's officially the wedding season, and a lot of your friends and cousins are probably getting hitched! Well, if you're single, then it's normal to feel the pressure to find a partner and "settle down" in such situations. But our expert believes that it's not necessary to commit under pressure. Watch our expert Ms Kamna Chibber, a Clinical Psychologist, talking about various ways to enjoy your singlehood.
DO NOT CONSIDER YOURSELF GUILTY
When you are single, people often consider you guilty. Don't blame yourself and see the other side of the picture too. The fact is that we have more to do with our life, just more than being romantic. This world becomes to us the way we want to make it for ourselves. And often we remain entirely ignorant of this process.
TRY TO CHANGE PERSPECTIVE
Decide which style you like! According to you, you have been the victim of someone's perspective or your life's goal is quite different— Pay less attention to the things that are beyond your control. So, the biggest question in search of love is the personal challenges; for example, what stuff and troubles a person have to face.
WORK HARD TO ACHIEVE
When someone asks you to go for a walk outside, you make an excuse by being busy. You show that you don't care, but you do. Doing such activities makes it difficult for you to find Mr. / Miss Right. With this, you can get closer to those people, which will keep you unhappy.
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