Through the lives of Raj and Reema, a newly married couple trying to balance love, duty, and family expectations, this book shows the hidden truths of Indian marriages. Their story begins with joy, rituals, and dreams � but once the celebrations end, real life slowly brings quiet changes. The smiles fade into silence, and the happiness turns into small sacrifices that no one talks about.
Each chapter shows how many couples live like this � together, yet emotionally distant. Using real stories, research, and honest reflections, the book talks about the unseen loneliness in marriage, the pressure on women to adjust, and the roles that society forces on both partners.
It also reminds us that silence is not always peace, and compromise is not always love. Many people stay in marriages that look happy from the outside but feel empty inside.
Still, there is hope. Through Reema�s journey of self-discovery, the book shows that awareness, communication, and self-respect can bring back balance and real connection.
In the end, Together Yet Alone asks one simple but powerful question:
Can two people truly stay together if they forget who they really are?