My boyfriend and I are deeply in love, but his father has seen some photos of us and is strongly against our relationship. He’s asked my mother to tell my father to stay away from him. We’ve been intimate and used protection, but now I’m worried about the future. Is there any way to prove we’re a couple? I’m so distraught, I’m even considering… Please help, what should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My boyfriend and I are deeply in love, but his father has seen some photos of us and is strongly against our relationship. He’s asked my mother to tell my father to stay away from him. We’ve been intimate and used protection, but now I’m worried about the future. Is there any way to prove we’re a couple? I’m so distraught, I’m even considering… Please help, what should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My boyfriend and I are deeply in love, but his father has seen some photos of us and is strongly against our relationship. He’s asked my mother to tell my father to stay away from him. We’ve been intimate and used protection, but now I’m worried about the future. Is there any way to prove we’re a couple? I’m so distraught, I’m even considering… Please help, what should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

It’s understandable you’re worried, but Indian law doesn’t recognize “proof” of a relationship. Focus on communicating honestly with your parents and your boyfriend’s father. Seek support from friends and family, and consider speaking with a counsellor for guidance.

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