Dating In Your 20s - MOST IMPORTANT Advice From A Psychologist

I'm 29. will quit my job in 3 months. want to work with an NGO for the Protection of Himalayan Biodiversity. I'm happy. I'm single. no plan to get married soon. In short its absolutely cool.

Just lower you expectations! And you will be the happiest person.

Please Ranveer, bring more of this content. This was absolutely good❤

I grow up with my grandma all my life and when she got old and had dementia, I took care of her, she couldn't talk or remember me. It was very sad, but I never struggled because of not " recognizing her" . To me she was the same, because I saw her soul and her soul and love didn't change. I don't identify with that struggle this woman is talking about.

Thanks for the content 💖💖 I learnt a lot for this video 🥰🥰 Plz continue this series

I've been in a relationship since last 7 years, we were/are literally opposite of each other.. we don't have similar activities that we are passionate about.. everything is going pretty good. I have my goals she has her goals.. we don't have a lot of time to stress a lot about how she doesn't like stuff i do or she does ... I don't think anyone should let anyone judge your relationship as per their experience though being honest with yourself and knowing you're suffering or not is a bit tough .. But if you love each other it'll work anyhow

I know this lady. I met her twice in Mumbai in a common friend's house. what a kind hearted soul

Completely disagree on the not knowing your parents at an old age, if you been there actively through their life changes you would be a part of that journey/ transition and wouldn't feel detached, this happens when you disconnect yourself from your family

Ranveer thank for providing such a quality content which help us a lot

Knowledgeable🙇

Iam a psychology student, and going to be a psychologist soon, so this podcast and the previous one I relate to it so much. She is a very good psychotherapist. Somehow our mentalities match alot❤ psychology really changes you a lot. Thank you for this podcast Ranveer! Soon I’ll be on that chair.

Thanks for this.

There is many studies proving that most kids born from parents who were at least 30, are psychologically healthier than kids from younger parents. I find it a very unwise approach to say that you should hurry to have kids just because of your parents death. If you wait a little bit , and grow psychologically chances are the you can grow as a person and find a better partner for you. Also you had time to fulfill your own dreams, and to have life experience. If parents have unfulfilled dreams, and they settled with somebody they don't truly love, that will end up in inner FRUSTRATION. Frustrated parents will be more likely to bit up their kids and to want their kids to fulfill the dreams that they couldn't do, and that is not good for the kids. Almost all parents I have seen 30+ are better than the younger ones. Having kids thinking about your parents death is dumb. This women is a psychologist? My goodness...

In my life, I have noticed those who pretends that they know everything about relationship had the fastest breakup or divorce. Zada baat mat karo just observe.

Its something i agree with and belive in

Madam your voice is so beautiful and effective..... feels like listening constantly..., 😍

Yeah Ig this is true. The longer you wait, the hotter you date. Guess this is true as I couldn't date in my teens being from a girls only school, so I was practically deprived of the opposite gender's interaction. Recently turned 20 & dated for the very first time. Tho it lasted for a short while, man was it heaven & so worth the wait.

A very useful podcast

wow ranveer u nailed it

Ranveer bhai konsa watch ⌚ pehna hai please bata dena mast lagle raha hai ❤️ please reply 🙏🥺