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Keeping Memories ( Part 2 )
They asked me to sit, and then they discussed and said that Ritam and I will marry soon. When I heard this, I got very angry and said I can't see Ritam's evil face every day. Ritam heard this and started quarreling with me.
Despite our quarrel, we had to get married because of our families.
On the night before the wedding, Rakhi told me that Ritam has Haphephobia, which is an intense, irrational fear of being touched. People with haphephobia feel extreme distress at the thought of being touched, and it can lead to physical symptoms like nausea, vomiting, or panic attacks. I was surprised because I had never heard of such a phobia before.
Rakhi mentioned that Ritam had seen a doctor, who said there is no treatment for haphephobia, but talking to an extroverted person or feeling comfortable could help. She asked me to help cure him, but I was unsure how to make him normal. She told me there's a possibility that someone might be able to touch him and help him overcome his fear.
On our wedding day, Ritam made comments about people's clothes, like " Look, that boy is wearing pink Punjabi like the girls, what a bad choice." "Who comes to the wedding wearing top and jeans", which surprised me because I was told he doesn't talk to anyone and keeps to himself.
During the wedding rituals, Ritam mentioned being hungry and having a sore mouth, but I dismissed his complaints. I noticed that he only talks and behaves this way in front of me.
To Be Continued......
© Sky396
Despite our quarrel, we had to get married because of our families.
On the night before the wedding, Rakhi told me that Ritam has Haphephobia, which is an intense, irrational fear of being touched. People with haphephobia feel extreme distress at the thought of being touched, and it can lead to physical symptoms like nausea, vomiting, or panic attacks. I was surprised because I had never heard of such a phobia before.
Rakhi mentioned that Ritam had seen a doctor, who said there is no treatment for haphephobia, but talking to an extroverted person or feeling comfortable could help. She asked me to help cure him, but I was unsure how to make him normal. She told me there's a possibility that someone might be able to touch him and help him overcome his fear.
On our wedding day, Ritam made comments about people's clothes, like " Look, that boy is wearing pink Punjabi like the girls, what a bad choice." "Who comes to the wedding wearing top and jeans", which surprised me because I was told he doesn't talk to anyone and keeps to himself.
During the wedding rituals, Ritam mentioned being hungry and having a sore mouth, but I dismissed his complaints. I noticed that he only talks and behaves this way in front of me.
To Be Continued......
© Sky396
