Saina Nehwal Divorce: Badminton star Saina-Kashyap’s divorce! When the journey of both of them is the same, then why do relationships break?

Saina Nehwal Parupalli Kashyap Divorce: The same thinking, the same profession, the growing steps in the same direction and many years spent together- all these seem to be enough to strengthen any relationship. But when we see couples like badminton stars Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap separate, a question definitely arises in the mind- When the star players’ journey is the same, why does the relationship break up? In fact, Saina and Kashyap dated each other for years, played tournaments, shared training and then tied the knot in 2018. Both have been badminton veterans, have flagged success on their career peaks. But on Sunday, when the news came out that both of them had divorced by mutual consent, the fans could not believe it.

Why do the relationships fail even if the goals of couples are the same?

Shared goals, different paths
Actually, when two people are in the same profession, then there is no one else to understand them but the partner. But this same journey sometimes causes a lack of ‘space’ in the relationship.

Stress also shared in the same career
When both people are in the same field- especially in a competitive field like sports, then they can understand each other’s struggle, fatigue, failure and victory, but at the same time there is an unknown pressure every moment. Sometimes the schedules of both are so busy that there is no time to talk among themselves. And even when you get, the same professional fatigue is accompanied by.

Also, an unknown competition can also come into a relationship, who is more successful, who is earning more, whose name is running more. We may want to ignore these things, but they affect relationships for a long time.

Balance of ‘I’ and ‘Hum’ in a relationship
Many times, ‘we’ dominates in relationships that ‘I’ gets lost somewhere. In every decision, the thinking of both is necessary, but when both are living in large dreams individually, then their priorities and paths start to separate.

And when this distance increases, then gradually the conversation starts decreasing, the emotional connection starts to weaken and then the relationship remains only ‘formal’. In such a situation, if there is no conversation and understanding in time, then the relationship is decided to disintegrate.