Respect for your family
Details about the match and the family stay private.
You share a bed and have not touched in months
There was no quarrel and no decision. Work was heavy, the baby came, someone was unwell for a while, and at some point affection simply stopped. Now even a hand on the shoulder feels loaded. In Singapore, where long hours and small flats shared with children or parents are common, many couples live with this silence.

Respect for your family
Details about the match and the family stay private.
Kundli explained clearly
Doshas and timing are explained without scaring you.
Phone or video
For families in India and abroad.
Measured advice
Remedies are suggestions, not guarantees of marriage.
Imagine a couple married nine years. He reaches for her one night and she turns away, exhausted. He does not try again for a month. She notices and assumes he has lost interest. He assumes she has. Each is waiting for the other, and a year goes by.
Closeness usually fades for ordinary reasons: tiredness, stress, resentment over other things, health, lack of privacy. But because the subject is awkward, each partner invents a private explanation, often a painful one. The avoidance spreads to all touch, and then to warmth in general.
A consultation gives you a respectful setting to say what has happened without blame. A Kundli reading can be included if it matters to you. The way back is nearly always through small affection and honest words, not pressure.
Fatigue, an unresolved hurt, a health issue, no privacy. Identifying it removes the mystery.
Holding hands, sitting close, a hug at the door, with no further demand.
A common mismatch that can be discussed and accommodated kindly.
You need only say what you are comfortable saying. The main service page explains how private sessions are arranged.
How the consultation worksBoth of you may be avoiding the risk. Saying "I miss you" is a safer first step than a gesture.
Hurt in the daytime shows up at night. Address the underlying complaint.
Pain, medication, hormonal changes and low mood all affect desire. A doctor should be consulted.
Choose a calm moment, outside the bedroom, and say plainly that you miss being close and want to understand what happened. Ask, and listen. Avoid counting how long it has been. The purpose is to end the guessing.
Then rebuild ordinary affection with an agreement that it leads nowhere for now. Make time alone possible: an evening when the children are with grandparents, a lock on the door. If there is pain, illness or persistent low mood, see a GP together. Where an older hurt lies beneath, that is what to talk through first.
The session is confidential and held online, joined from your Singapore home or anywhere you can speak privately. You may attend separately at first if that is more comfortable. Birth details are purely optional, for a reading.
It commonly dips at stressful stages. It becomes a problem when it cannot be discussed.
Rarely. Tiredness, stress or hurt are far more usual causes. Ask instead of assuming.
The session is one-to-one and you choose how much to share.
No. Medical concerns need a doctor. We help with the conversation between you.