Yes, parents shape the lives of their kids, their personalities, and the people they become. But how deep do the fault lines really run?

On this week's episode of Not Fine, Thanks, we ask two young Indian Millennials, Nidhi (28) and Aparna (29), if they think their childhood relationship with their parents has impacted their future romantic relationships, their expectations from their partners and how they approach conflict.

FIT also speaks to psychiatrist Dr Ruksheda Syeda to help decode the phenomenon of attachment styles.

Yes, parents shape the lives of their kids, their personalities, and the people they become. But how deep do the fault lines really run?
On this week's episode of <a href="https://www.thequint.com/topic/not-fine-thanks">Not Fine, Thanks</a>, we ask two young Indian Millennials, Nidhi (28) and Aparna (29), if they think their childhood relationship with their parents has impacted their future romantic relationships, their expectations from their partners and how they approach conflict.
FIT also speaks to psychiatrist Dr Ruksheda Syeda to help decode the phenomenon of attachment styles.

How often have you wanted to say this when someone asks you – 'How are you?' Well, let's talk about it. In The Quint's new podcast series, host and health reporter Anoushka speaks with friends, strangers, and other young professionals about everyday mental health – the things that many of us are experiencing, and often even introspecting and figuring out for ourselves, but don't always talk about in so many words. Think career anxiety, burnout, generational trauma, eco-anxiety, body image issues, and more. Basically, everything that makes you want to say – (I'm) Not fine, thanks!

How often have you wanted to say this when someone asks you – 'How are you?' Well, let's talk about it. In The Quint's new podcast series, host and health reporter Anoushka speaks with friends, strangers, and other young professionals about everyday mental health – the things that many of us are experiencing, and often even introspecting and figuring out for ourselves, but don't always talk about in so many words. Think career anxiety, burnout, generational trauma, eco-anxiety, body image issues, and more. Basically, everything that makes you want to say – (I'm) Not fine, thanks!

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