വിവാഹശേഷം ബന്ധപ്പെടാൻ കഴിയാതിരുന്നാൽ | Unconsummated Marriage Part 1| Dr Promodu

Dr. Promodu’s Institute is a super specialty hospital established in January 2006 at Kochi, Kerala, India exclusively for the diagnosis & treatment of sexual health problems especially sexual dysfunction & related disorders. About Dr. Promodu ----------------------------------- Dr. Promodu is the Chairman & CEO of Dr. Promodu’s Institute. He is a Clinical Psychologist & Sex Therapist with 28 years of experience in the field of sexual medicine. Website https://www.drpromodusinstitute.in Social Media Link   / drpromodusinstitute   Contact Number:- 919497484665, 0484 2555301, 0484 2555304 Disclaimer The videos published in this channel are intended only for sexuality education and to create sexual health awareness among the public. This is neither a counseling nor a treatment for any sexual problems. Case histories presented here are genuine cases. But names and other personal identification details are changed for privacy. Marriage is a beautiful journey, but it also comes with significant changes in life, priorities, and relationships. In this video, I open up about what it means when I say, "If you can't contact me after marriage..." It’s not about cutting people off or disappearing intentionally, but rather about the natural shifts that happen when two lives merge into one. Marriage often brings new responsibilities, routines, and dynamics that can make it challenging to stay as connected as before. Whether it’s balancing time between your spouse, family, friends, or work, the transition can be overwhelming. This video is a heartfelt discussion about how relationships evolve after marriage and why it’s important to set boundaries while still nurturing meaningful connections. I also share my personal thoughts on how communication might change, why some friendships may drift apart, and how to navigate these changes without guilt or regret. It’s not about abandoning anyone but about understanding that life takes us on different paths, and sometimes, those paths require us to focus on what’s in front of us.