Keerthy Suresh on how husband Antony handles her ‘cranky mornings’: ‘He will leave the house’
Actress Keerthy Suresh revealed how her husband Antony Thattil manages her occasional "cranky mornings." In an interview, she explained how Antony discreetly heads to the gym when she wakes up in a bad mood and begins snapping at their staff. Over time, the couple has learned to understand each other's moods. Psychotherapist Delnna Rrajesh pointed out that healthy marriages involve learning to navigate difficult emotions without letting them damage the relationship.
Emotional regulation, recognizing feelings and managing responses, is crucial. In intimate relationships, emotions often extend beyond the individual. A difficult morning for one partner can escalate into a larger conflict. Delnna emphasized the importance of taking breaks, like walking or exercising, to regain emotional balance.
Emotional space communicates the need to return to a conversation when calmer, while emotional withdrawal can be perceived as rejection. Healthy relationships involve both self-regulation and mutual support, but support shouldn't become an expectation to constantly resolve every frustration. Compatibility in relationships involves understanding differences in emotional temperament, not having identical reactions to stress.
Written by urgent.news from The Indian Express's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
