He was ready to find a life partner, but he was busy. It took him a while to get settled and actually start meeting people. He didn’t have a lot of free time. Plus, how and where does a 30-year-old scientist find a life partner?
Lots of happy couples have met via the Classifieds Section. It is a proven strategy. But Jitesh’s message received responses primarily from other single men.
His introduction and bio are missing 4 Essential Elements you MUST include in your bio. These are the primarily variables women use to evaluate your potential as a partner, before they’ve even met you.
Stuck for what to do, while everyone else is canoodling with their couple?
Besides helping ambitious professionals find the right partners for long-term romantic relationships, here are 7 fun facts about your favourite Indian Matchmaker in Paris…
Last week, I spoke to someone who hasn’t had a girlfriend since 2018… He’s a smart, driven professional working here in Paris. Let’s call him Rajiv. Right now, Rajiv is pursuing his career with all the ambition and focus it requires to thrive. We spoke on Zoom one balmy afternoon when the sun broke precipitously […]
What makes a relationship last? What makes a business successful? Both questions plagued me for years… As a child, I spent hours writing rhyming love poems, despite growing up in a country where people rarely kissed in public. This passion for poetry morphed from my spiral-bound notebook into years of study into the psychology of […]
Every year, when the 26th rolls around, whether I am cycling atop a mountain the Andes or shivering through a chilly winter day in Paris, I remember lying in my bed as it trembled in the cool air of a Janaury morning in Bombay.
Moving to a new country is hard enough. Then your hair starts falling, looses its lustre, you get dandruff, your scalp is constantly itching. The problem is embarrassing – you can’t possibly talk to anyone about it. They might think its contagious ! You know hair is super important, not just for your confidence, but […]
We sat on my sofa eating penne al tonno seasoned with lots of chili powder, chatting about what each has been up to lately. The food was tomatoey and oozed sunny summer days. But the conversation was dark and sombre like this cold, Corona winter. “I met this Indian guy recently, who got just one […]
The other day, I was out hiking with a French friend I’ve known for years, when she dropped a pretty shocking comment…“I don’t really have any expat friends,” she was saying, as we traipsed through the Foret de Rambouillet in the suburbs of Paris. “What about ME!” I cried aloud. “Pfff, you’re already so integrated. […]
