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Your friends do not like your partner
The people who know you best have doubts about the person you love. Some say it gently. Others have stopped inviting you both. Caught between loyalty to friends and to a partner, someone in Patiala in this position can end up feeling alone with both.

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.
Imagine you bring your partner to a friend's birthday. The conversation is polite and a little stiff. Later, your closest friend says, "I just don't think they're right for you." You ask why, and the answer is vague. Your partner, for their part, says your friends are cold. You spend the next month seeing each of them separately and enjoying neither as much.
Friends can sometimes see what you are too close to notice. They can also be wrong, protective, or simply unused to sharing you. It is not easy to tell which. Dismissing their view completely is as risky as accepting it without question.
A consultation offers a neutral place to think this through. You can look at what your friends have actually said, how your partner treats you, and what you observe yourself. A Kundli reading can be added as one more traditional perspective. Your own judgment is still the one that counts.
Separate specific concerns from general dislike. A concrete example deserves more weight than a feeling.
Set aside everyone's opinions and note how you feel in the relationship day to day. That is evidence too.
Think about ways to stay close to friends and partner without forcing them together before they are ready.
Write down what each friend has said, as close to their words as you can remember. How sessions work, and the optional chart reading, are on the main service page.
How the consultation worksAsk a trusted friend for one specific reason. If they cannot give one, their unease may be about change, not about your partner.
Acknowledge that it is uncomfortable for them. Avoid passing on every critical remark.
Notice if you are seeing friends less. Losing your wider circle is worth preventing, whatever the cause.
Speak to the friend whose opinion you trust most, one to one. Ask them to describe a specific thing they have seen that worries them. Listen without defending. Then think about whether it matches your experience. One clear example of disrespect matters. A general sense that your partner is "not our type" matters much less.
Pay attention to one thing in particular. If your partner discourages you from seeing friends or family, or you find yourself hiding things to keep the peace, treat that as a serious sign and talk to someone you trust. If there is nothing of that kind, it may simply take time and a few easy, low-pressure meetings for everyone to relax.
Our consultations are online, so you can join privately from Patiala. We will ask about your circumstances as they are now. If you choose a Kundli reading, please share accurate birth details; your current city does not affect the chart.
It is not always one or the other. Take specific concerns seriously, check them against what you see, and form your own view.
Be cautious. A partner who limits your friendships is a warning sign. You are entitled to keep the people who matter to you.
Try short, relaxed meetings without pressure. Shared activities are easier than sitting and talking. Give it time.
No. It can offer a traditional view of compatibility. It cannot judge your friends' opinions or replace what you observe yourself.