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Not a stranger, now the new enemy behind the relationship break! According to the survey
Sandy Verma | August 29, 2026 3:24 AM CST

Everything was fine about two people (Modern Relationships). Sudden quarrels, defilement and distance from it. Because alienation. If you ask any couple, you will probably find that infidelity is the biggest problem in breaking up a relationship.

But strangely this picture is changing now. There is love, there is friendship, there is no question of alienation. Yet the house of cards is collapsing. Behind a new enemy! lack of time Although it sounds like a joke, there is absolutely nothing wrong with this claim. This problem is really huge in today's busy life. Office deadlines, pressure of work even back home, going to office may be passing a little more time. Moreover, in most couples today, both may be working. Both have to deal with the tight schedule.

After that, the time that is available, the addiction of the reel is stuck! As a result, sitting in the same room and on the same bed, both of them may be talking on the phone for a long time without talking to each other. Then he falls asleep after being tired. And in the midst of all this, love is becoming a holiday.

There is pressure on it to fulfill social and family responsibilities. Maybe husband and wife's work off days do not match. Even if they meet, both of them are so tired that no one gets time to spend time apart and each other. The days of traveling together, eating favorite foods are slowly fading away.

A new study by Glidden and IPSOS has revealed such a statistic. According to the survey, 33 percent of Indians say lack of work-life balance and not being able to spend quality time together are the biggest problems in their relationships. This problem is called 'time poverty'.

Two people lose all interest at one point simply because they can't get each other alone. At one point, this distance becomes so terrible that even a broken relationship cannot be mended.

Is Lack of Time the Biggest Threat to Modern Relationships?

It doesn't need a big romantic arrangement to solve it. Some of the daily bandharan time should be kept for ourselves. Put the phone away for an hour, eat one meal at least together. In the middle of the day's work, talk to each other in messages, like you used to do in the days of love. At night, when you are alone scrolling through your phone, watch a series together. After a long tiring day, let both of you handle the housework without burdening either of them. You will get a chance to get to know each other anew, and the relationship will also be revived.


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