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Daddy dearest
Each of us has been blessed with a very special man in our lives. Usually a remote figure of strict authority, he may melt into tears at the wedding of his ‘little girl.’ This most trusted friend, philosopher and guide stands by us as we grow up and moulds us into the people we are.

Social conditioning plays a major role in distancing traditional Indian men from their children.
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Spotting Mr. Right
Prince Charming came, saw and conquered her heart. They both rode away into the sunset and lived happily ever after. Sounds like the ideal adolescent dream of every woman? Unfortunately, life is not a fairy tale and sometimes, Prince Charming turns out to be Prince Forbidding.
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Cougar couples
With increasing numbers of older women choosing relationships with younger men, there is a role reversal in the relationship scenario. From sugar daddies to cougars, there’s been a change in the way relationships play out! Where earlier it was older men, especially those in their late 50s and 60s marrying women young enough to be their granddaughters, now you have older women in relationships with younger men.
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7 year itch
Men may remember The Seven Year Itch as the 1955 Hollywood classic famous for its iconic image of Marilyn Monroe but the phrase has quite a different connotation for women. Psychologists use the term to refer to men’s increasing tendency to stray after the seventh year of marriage.

Why seven years, you may ask. Relationship experts give a rough break up: first two years of marriage fly off in getting to know each other; the next three in the excitement of becoming parents and raising the first child; the next two in planning the second pregnancy and managing two tiny tots.
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