HeyJaredSimran Mangharam
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Sep 5, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Hindustantimes
- Top 5K sites
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- Jul 11, 2026
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Do you really need to take the next exit?: Simran Mangharam on staying in love (opens the original)
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There are movies made about this: Two people fall in love, but still walk away, knowing they may never find a person so suited to them again. Casablanca (1942), The Remains of the Day (1993), La La Land (2016). It’s heart-breaking on screen, and even more so when this happens in real life. There was no real reason for them to call it off, people say. In my experience, the reasons are real enough; they just needn’t have served as a breaking point. Those are the saddest stories of all. One woman l
Match point: Simran Mangharam writes on meet-cutes in the real world (opens the original)
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The beauty of romance is that a spark can occur anywhere, with anybody. Sometimes all it takes is a glance, and two strangers recognise in each other something they have been looking for. “It just clicked,” we say. What we mean is that we saw a flash of interest, intelligence, humour, or something else about this person that intrigued us. It is that recognition, I believe, that explains the flash of excitement we feel about someone we don’t know yet. A smile may follow, and a conversation, or mo
Is there a good way to say: I think your partner may be cheating on you? (opens the original)
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We don’t think it will happen to us, because our friends are decent people, right? When it does happen, it can feel like there are no right answers: Does one tell a friend their partner is likely cheating on them? Does one talk to the cheating spouse first? What is a good way to break such news? I’ve had people approach me with clear-headed answers to all of the above, but new questions now plague them: What if the person already knows, and telling them will only make a bad situation worse? What
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