"you should not put more pressure than the other can handle.”
Anmol Baloch talked about love, marriage, and the evolving practices of finding a life partner in contemporary times.
Sharing her insights on the prevalent trend of creating meticulous checklists for prospective partners, she mused on the essence of connection.
Anmol talked about the limitations of seeking perfection in an imperfect world.
She eloquently expressed how the quest for an ideal partner often overshadows the fleeting nature of life itself.
The actress emphasised that the pursuit of perfection can lead to missing out on the beauty of imperfection.
She claimed that these complexities make relationships truly meaningful.
Anmol said: “We make a long list.
“Over time that list becomes so so long that you forget that life is very short. You are making life hard for yourself and those around you.
“In a relationship, you should not put more pressure than the other can handle.”
Anmol revealed her pragmatic approach to marriage, recognising its significance in her life’s journey.
With a clear vision and unwavering determination, she articulated her intention to bypass the complexities of prolonged dating.
Anmol acknowledged the emotional entanglements that can arise and complicate decision-making processes.
She revealed: “Before I did Shiddat my mother used to say I should get married.
“But now she says she doesn’t want me to get married because people are like this and that.
“I will obviously get married. I don’t say that I want to stay single.
“I will directly get married. I am scared of getting into a relationship because these things ruin you emotionally.”
Her stance on marriage reflected a blend of wisdom and pragmatism, highlighting the importance of genuine connection and understanding for lasting relationships.
While she expressed a desire to know her potential life partner on a profound level, she underscored the importance of decisive action.
Anmol continued:
“If I want to spend my whole life with someone my basic requirement is respect and love.”
“But you can not date a person for 6 years straight and suddenly be like ‘my love for him is awoken’.
“Yes, love is important in a relationship.
“But you have to admit that you are in love with the person that you are getting married to and are happily going to spend the rest of your life with them.”
Anmol Baloch affirmed her readiness to embark on the marital journey without unnecessary delays or uncertainties.
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