Your story stays private
Share only what you are comfortable sharing about the relationship.
Their ex is still part of their life
Your partner is still friends with someone they once loved. They meet for coffee, remember birthdays, share old jokes. You have been told it means nothing. You would like to believe that, and some days in Kolkata you do. Other days you do not.

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 your partner and their former partner move in the same circle of friends. They parted on good terms years ago. At gatherings they are easy with each other in a way that makes you feel like a guest. Afterwards you are quiet on the way home, and your partner asks what is wrong. You say, "Nothing."
It is possible for two people to be only friends after a relationship ends. It is also reasonable for a new partner to feel unsettled by it. Both things can be true. Trouble starts when the unease is hidden, because it tends to return as coldness or suspicion that your partner cannot make sense of.
A consultation lets you look at what specifically troubles you and what would help you feel secure. You may add a Kundli reading for a traditional perspective on your relationship. It does not reveal another person's private feelings, and only an open conversation can settle what you need to know.
Is it the contact itself, the secrecy around it, or how you are treated when the ex is present? Each calls for a different request.
Think about what would feel fair, such as being included, or knowing when they meet. Demands to cut contact rarely work.
Shared history can leave a new partner on the edge. Ask your partner to help you feel part of the group.
Think about which moments have unsettled you most and what would have helped. The main service page explains how a consultation is arranged and the optional chart reading.
How the consultation worksHiding the feeling postpones the conversation and makes it harder. Try naming it in one sentence the same day.
Comparison feeds insecurity. Remember that the relationship ended, and your partner chose to be with you.
Finding out afterwards feels like secrecy even when it is not. Ask to be told beforehand.
Tell your partner what you feel and what would ease it. For example: "I'm fine with you being friends. I'd like to know when you meet, and I'd like us to go together sometimes." A request like that shows trust and asks for trust in return.
Watch how your partner responds. Someone with nothing to hide is usually willing to be open, even if they feel a little defensive at first. If they insist on keeping the contact private, or if you learn they have been untruthful, you have a clearer issue to address than a vague discomfort. If either family raises health or fertility, a joint visit to a doctor gives you facts to share instead of guesses, and shows that you have taken the question seriously.
The consultation takes place online, wherever you are in Kolkata, and what you share stays private. We work from your account of events. For a Kundli reading, please provide your own birth details and your partner's only with their consent.
Yes. The feeling is common. What you do with it matters more than whether you should have it.
You can ask, but be prepared for a refusal and for resentment. Asking for openness and inclusion is usually more workable.
You cannot know for certain from outside. Look at how your partner treats you and how open they are. Ask directly if you need to.
A reading cannot report on someone's feelings for another person. It may offer a traditional view of your own relationship, which you can weigh alongside what you observe.