Your story stays private
Share only what you are comfortable sharing about the relationship.
A relationship your family does not know about
You care about each other, and you have been keeping it quiet at home. Hiding calls and inventing reasons to go out starts as a small thing. Over months, the secrecy itself can become the main strain between a couple in Jaipur.

Your story stays private
Share only what you are comfortable sharing about the relationship.
A calm second view
Feelings, timing and next steps are looked at one by one.
Talk from anywhere
Phone or video, so distance is not a barrier for you.
No false hope
You hear what the chart suggests, not a promised result.
Suppose two people have been together for two years, and neither family knows. Phone calls happen on the terrace. Photos stay off social media. One of them is ready to tell their parents. The other keeps saying, "Not yet, the timing is wrong." Each postponement feels, to the first person, like being asked to stay invisible.
The partner who wants to wait is not necessarily less committed. They may be afraid of a reaction at home, or of being pushed into a quick decision. But when the reason is never explained, the other person fills the silence with their own fear: "Maybe they are not sure about me."
A consultation gives you room to say what the secrecy is costing you and to think through what telling your families would involve. If you want a Kundli reading, it can offer the traditional view many families ask about. It does not decide when you speak or what your parents say.
Each of you explains your reasons fully, without interruption. Understanding the fear behind "not yet" changes how it sounds.
Replace an open-ended wait with a rough plan: what needs to happen first, and by when you will review it.
Decide whether to start with a sibling or one parent. A single supportive person at home can make the next step easier.
Consider who at home is most likely to listen, and what you are afraid they will say. Session details and the optional chart reading are on the main service page.
How the consultation worksAsk what the right time would look like. A condition you can name is something you can work towards together.
Notice what the daily excuses are doing to you. It is fair to tell your partner that you cannot keep this up indefinitely.
Telling families and agreeing to marry are separate steps. Say clearly which one you are ready for.
Before anyone speaks to a parent, agree between yourselves what you are announcing. "We are seeing each other" is different from "we want to get engaged". Families tend to jump to the second. If you are clear with each other first, you are less likely to be pushed further than you intended.
Expect questions and perhaps a difficult first reaction. That is not always the final answer. Give your family some time, and avoid replying to anger with threats. If either of you faces pressure, confinement or harm at home, your safety comes first and you should seek help from someone you trust or the appropriate services.
The service is provided online, so you can speak privately from wherever you are in Jaipur. Your current city tells us about your circumstances. For Kundli work, please share your actual place and time of birth, even if you were born elsewhere.
There is no rule. It is too long when one of you is suffering and the other has no plan to change it. Ask for a timeline, even an approximate one.
You cannot read that from the refusal alone. Ask what they are afraid of and what would need to change. Their answer will tell you more than the delay does.
Yes, a matching reading can be included if you both wish. It is a traditional input for families who value it. The decision to be together still belongs to the two of you.
You cannot predict the reaction. Consider what support you have before the conversation. If there are threats or restrictions on your movements, prioritise safety and seek help from someone you trust or the relevant authorities.