Celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar, known for her practical approach to health and lifestyle, recently shared a piece of relationship advice that has sparked conversations online. While she often talks about fitness, food, and mindful living, this time she spoke about what women should keep in mind when it comes to dating.
She suggested that beyond looks, status, or wealth, women should observe whether a man is capable of basic life skills — particularly if he can handle simple day-to-day tasks independently. According to her, these small abilities reveal a lot about a man’s upbringing, values, and sense of responsibility.
Her post has resonated with many, especially working women who juggle multiple responsibilities and prefer a partner who can share household duties rather than depend entirely on them. Social media users praised her for pointing out a practical and often overlooked aspect of relationships.
By linking everyday skills to compatibility, Diwekar’s advice goes beyond surface-level traits, urging women to focus on qualities that can make a long-term partnership healthier and more balanced.
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