This Glass Technique Will Shift Your Relationship Forever| Mitesh Khatri and Law of Attraction

27 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, Paridhi Dhingra explains that constantly giving love, time, money, and space to a partner without asking for anything in return leads to emotional emptiness and loneliness. She stresses that a healthy relationship requires both giving and receiving, and that individuals must take responsibility for receiving by explicitly asking for love, time, or support. By establishing a balanced give‑and‑take dynamic—where each partner both offers and requests affection and attention—relationships become healthier. Paridhi also normalizes the idea that it is okay to be “selfish” in the sense of prioritizing one’s own emotional needs, rather than depleting oneself through relentless self‑lessness.

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Look, this is you. This is another person you love. Now you give them time, and you also give them a lot of money, and you give them a lot of love, and you give them a lot of space. You keep them in your house, or you live with them, and you keep giving, you keep giving, and keep giving. क्या होता है? Finally, you are empty, and because of that, you start feeling empty. Because of that, you start feeling lonely. Sometimes it's okay to ask. Don't put the responsibility on the other person to take responsibility for what you feel in your life. Relationship is only healthy when you allow giving and receiving both. But you got to take responsibility for receiving by asking. Now, when you ask the person for some love and time, and then you give some, and then they give you back some, this is called a healthy relationship of give and take, rather than you constantly being selfless and giving your 100% to the other person, Left with nothing, it's okay to be selfish.