According to Danielle Goldman, CEO and co-founder of Build, the proposed change in US student visa rules could make it more difficult for international graduates, especially Indians, to stay and work in the US after completing their studies. According to American Market, Goldman warned that the proposal could worsen the labor shortage in key sectors such as AI, technology and engineering by reducing the pathways that many international students currently use to stay and pursue careers in the country.The concerns center on a proposal issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) last month. Under the current system, most international students on F-1 visas are admitted under a policy called “duration of status”, which allows them to remain in the US as long as they maintain their student status and meet visa requirements.The proposed rule would replace that arrangement with a fixed term of up to four years. Students who need more time to complete their studies or participate in postgraduate work programs must seek approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).Speaking about the potential impact, Goldman said Indian students could be among the most affected groups as they are one of the largest international student communities in the US and participate heavily in it. H-1B visa System.“Indian students are one of the largest student populations in the United States,” Goldman said.She said: “They’re getting jobs, they’re working through school, they’re getting companies to say, ‘Yes, we’ll sponsor you,’ and they’re entering the H-1B lottery at a very high rate.”Many international graduates use the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program to gain work experience after university. During this period, employers often invest in training and developing talent while sponsoring workers for the H-1B visa lottery.However, not all applicants are selected. Goldman said many companies rely on alternative options to retain traditionally skilled workers when H-1B sponsorship efforts fail.One of the most common routes has been the Day 1 CPT program, which allows some students to continue working legally while enrolled in another academic course. According to Goldman, major employers often encourage workers to use this option if they are unsuccessful in obtaining an H-1B visa.He believes the proposed rule would restrict that route.Under the new framework, students who have already completed a degree at a certain academic level will generally be unable to enroll in another program at the same level in order to maintain work authorization.“Someone who already has a master’s degree won’t be able to go back and say, ‘I need another master’s degree because I need work authorization to continue working,'” Goldman said.Instead, some workers may have to obtain higher qualifications, such as a doctoral degree, to remain eligible to remain in the country.He said: “It’s not fair to people. When they’re a data scientist and they’re using machine learning every day and they already have a master’s degree, they don’t want to sign up for a five-year PhD program.”Goldman warned that thousands of highly skilled workers, including many Indian citizens who have repeatedly missed out on the H-1B lottery, could be left looking for alternative immigration options.He also suggested that if the proposal goes ahead, major employers may need to rethink how they retain international talent.“Amazon and Meta and a lot of these companies that relied on that solution to retain their talent during the OPT period may no longer be able to do that, and they’re going to have to think about solutions,” Goldman said.

Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Rajat Patidar (AP Photo)

Rajat Patidaremerged as one of the most influential figures in IPL Even in 2026, he led Royal Challengers Bangalore to their second consecutive title. The RCB skipper not only led the franchise from the front but also played a vital role with the bat, helping his team successfully defend the crown they won a year ago.Patidar enjoyed another excellent season in the middle order, scoring 501 runs at a remarkable strike rate of 192.69. Time and again, he has performed well in pressure situations, whether stabilizing the innings after early wickets fell or leading the counterattack when RCB needed quick runs.Despite those contributions, the former Australia captain michael clarke He believes that Patidar’s performances did not get the recognition they deserved.Speaking on the Beyond23 Cricket Podcast, Clarke described the RCB skipper as one of the most underrated players of IPL 2026, arguing that his presence Virat Kohli This often means that other key contributors are given less attention.Clarke said, “Patidar has been brilliant again in the tournament and he is my player. With Virat Kohli in the team, he will always be the most talked about player. But Patidar has done an extraordinary job with the way he has led and got the best out of all his players. His own performance while batting in a difficult middle order has been brilliant.”Patidar’s leadership skills have grown significantly in the last two seasons. Under his captaincy, RCB turned into a team that chased a title for years and has now won consecutive championships.For Clarke, those achievements should give the 31-year-old a firm place in the discussion about India’s T20 team.He said, “Although he is 31 years old, he deserves to be talked about in the Indian T20 team. I don’t know whether he will captain India or not, but he has leadership qualities. His middle-order batting has been amazing. Batting at No. 4 in T20 is the toughest position and he comes into this position and explodes.”The former Australian captain believes that Patidar’s importance goes beyond his batting. According to Clarke, captaining a team to consecutive IPL titles is an achievement that selectors cannot easily ignore.While competition for places in Indian cricket remains intense, Clarke feels Patidar has done enough to put himself at the forefront of white-ball opportunities.“There is a lot of talent in India at the moment, and many of them are fighting to get into the Indian team this IPL. But if you captain a team that consistently wins IPL tournaments, then the BCCI and the Indian selectors will definitely be talking about him. His name should be at the front of the queue in T20 and he can also be considered for ODI cricket,” Clarke said.With 501 runs, a strike rate close to 200 and another IPL trophy as captain, Patidar’s case has certainly become difficult to ignore. It remains to be seen whether this translates into an India comeback, but Clarke believes the RCB skipper has earned the right to be part of that conversation.

Mamata Banerjee addresses first protest rally at Esplanade, Kolkata after losing 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections

New Delhi: Trinamool means “grassroots” – the name chosen by Mamata Banerjee When he founded the party in 1998, it was to present it as a grassroots-driven movement. But on Wednesday, the palace that Mamata built over two decades seemed weak and perhaps facing its biggest crisis.In an unprecedented revolt, which has drawn parallels with the breakaway of Shiv Sena in 2022, 58 rebel TMC MLAs led by expelled leader Ritabrata Banerjee claimed control. Trinamool Congress The legislature party alleged that they had obtained recognition from Assembly Speaker Rathindra Bose. This rebellion took place a month after the election results were declared in West Bengal. The then CM Mamata had claimed that her party would win 226 seats (it won 80 seats). While the dissidents have been accepting Mamata Banerjee as their leader, they have openly rejected her nephew’s authority in the functioning of the legislature party.

As the crisis unfolded, the party dissolved all its committees across West Bengal, senior leader Firhad Hakim accepted resignation as Kolkata mayor, and the Enforcement Directorate summoned Abhishek Banerjee in its probe into the teacher recruitment scam. Overall, these developments show that the TMC is grappling with challenges on multiple fronts and perhaps facing the most turbulent moment in its history.

Here are the latest developments:

Rebels claim majority

The Trinamool Congress was plunged into its deepest crisis since its formation on Wednesday when most of its MLAs staged a dramatic rebellion, threatening a split from within the party. Expelled TMC leader Ritabrata Banerjee claimed that 58 MLAs have supported him as the new leader of the opposition and Assembly Speaker Rathindra Bose has accepted the dissident camp’s claim.The dissident camp presented letters of support from 58 MLAs before the Speaker, easily crossing the two-thirds mark required under anti-defection provisions.Ritabrata Banerjee told reporters after meeting the Speaker, “The Speaker has accepted our claim.”

Claiming legitimacy on the basis of numbers, he said, “TMC legislative party is a team of 58 MLAs who won on the TMC election symbol. We are now the real TMC in the Assembly.”The Speaker’s approval effectively formalized the first split in the TMC’s 28-year history.Rebel’s unveiling of leadership teamFollowing the recognition of the rebel group, the dissidents announced a new leadership structure. Ritabrata Banerjee was named Leader of the Opposition, while Akhruzzaman was appointed Chief Whip.Senior MLAs Javed Ahmed Khan, Sandipan Saha, Sabina Yasmin and Shiuli Saha were named deputy leaders. Many senior MPs including Samar Mukhopadhyay, Arup Roy, Rathin Ghosh, Javed Khan and Prasun Banerjee are also reported to have joined the rebellion.Mamta agreed, Abhishek deniedDespite challenging the existing leadership structure, the rebels stopped short of directly confronting Mamata Banerjee.“Abhishek Banerjee will have no role in this. Neither our legislature party nor the party organization has any relation with him. Nor does the public have any relation with him. The people of Bengal have no relation with him. If there was any relation, he would not have remained hidden for 26 days, he would have come out.” Ritabrata said, “He was beaten just like thieves are beaten.”He said, “We will request Mamata Banerjee to play the role of chief advisor of the legislature party.”TMC dissolved all the committeesAs the crisis escalated, the party leadership announced sweeping organizational changes.“After careful consideration, it has been decided that all the committees of the All India Trinamool Congress in West Bengal, as well as all its frontal organisations, will be dissolved with immediate effect,” the party said in a statement.Political observers saw the move as an acknowledgment that the dispute had moved beyond routine factionalism into a battle for control of the party.The roots of the rebellion lie in the dispute over the selection of the opposition leader after the elections. Firhad Hakim resigns from the post of Mayor of KolkataIn another blow to TMC, senior leader Firhad Hakim sought Mamata Banerjee’s approval to resign from the post of Kolkata Mayor.“At that time, he was asked not to resign. However, today he again requested Mamata Banerjee to allow him to step down, after which she agreed,” TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh told reporters.Hakim had earlier cited difficulties in functioning after the BJP came to power in West Bengal. His resignation comes amid uncertainty within the party and follows a series of resignations of councilors in the Kolkata Municipal Corporation.One of the most prominent minority faces of TMC, Hakim has served as the mayor of Kolkata since 2018 and remains a key figure in the party.ED sent summons to Abhishek BanerjeeThe Enforcement Directorate also summoned TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee in connection with the primary teacher recruitment scam.Agency officials sent a notice directing him to appear on June 15. The summons is related to the ongoing money-laundering investigation into alleged irregularities in teacher recruitment and suspected financial misconduct.ED has already attached and seized assets worth Rs 154 crore in this case. Earlier this year, assets worth around Rs 57.78 crore were attached in connection with the widespread school recruitment scam. The investigation gained national attention following the arrest of former Education Minister Partha Chatterjee in 2022 following the recovery of cash and valuables linked to an alleged cash-for-jobs racket.(with inputs from agencies)

For 28 years, Trinamool Congress was synonymous with Mamata Banerjee. His party, his command, his word.
That certainty ended on June 3, when, for the first time since Mamata founded the TMC in 1998, a large group of elected Trinamool MLAs openly broke with the leadership – they did not leave the party; Instead, he claimed to be its “real” voice in the House.

Why will BJP and JDS keep a close eye on DK Shivkumar government?

New Delhi: D.K shivkumar The era has begun in Karnataka. CongressThe biggest troublemaker has finally arrived as the Chief Minister of his state – a dream he cherished and worked for for years. Shivakumar took the oath of office in the name of the revered saint “Gangadhar Ajja” while holding a copy of the Constitution in his hands. His promotion comes after a long wait, but it has the potential to change the political dynamics in the state. Karnataka Congress chief stakes claim to the top post for the first time in 2023 after leading the party to a record victory BJP In the assembly elections. However, the Congress high command then favored Siddaramaiah’s experience and asked Shivakumar to wait for his turn under a rotational power-sharing arrangement.

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The fact that the Congress high command managed to ensure a smooth transition of power despite hurdles has put the grand old party in a strong position ahead of the 2028 assembly elections in the state. The Congress will hope that this leadership change will help the party counter the anti-incumbency wave, if any, against the Siddaramaiah government.But this leadership change is not just about countering the anti-incumbency wave. It is also about how the change in caste equations with this leadership change could affect the success of political parties in the state.It is no surprise that the BJP and JD(S) would be closely watching the 64-year-old Vokkaliga Congress stalwart serving as the Chief Minister. The Congress move forces both the parties that hold the opposition spot in the state to go back to their drawing boards and rework their strategies and balance the caste factor ahead of the 2028 assembly elections.

Why can the rise of Shivkumar become a headache for BJP?

For the BJP, Shivakumar’s promotion could potentially disrupt the strategy the party has spent years building in Karnataka.State politics has long revolved around two dominant communities – the Lingayats and the Vokkaligas. Simply put, they hold the keys to power. Members of both these groups have held the post of Chief Minister more times than any other community in the history of Karnataka, making them central to every party’s electoral calculations.While the BJP’s strength has traditionally come from the Lingayat belt, especially under BS Yediyurappa, its expansion plans depended on making deep inroads into the Vokkaliga-dominated old Mysuru region.This was basically the reason behind BJP’s alliance with JD(S). The BJP’s strategy was clear: it would bring in its Lingayat support base, while helping the HD Deve Gowda and HD Kumaraswamy-led JD(S) garner Vokkaliga votes. Together, the alliance was expected to form a coalition capable of challenging the Congress across southern Karnataka. But the elevation of Shivakumar, one of the state’s most influential Vokkaliga leaders, as chief minister complicates that calculation.Shivakumar gave the Congress something that its rivals would have loved that it did not have, a powerful Vokkaliga face not only part of the party but actually holding the top post in the state. His rise comes at a time when the BJP is carefully balancing its caste equations. The party appointed Vokkaliga leader R Ashok as the leader of the opposition while handing over the state unit chairmanship to Lingayat leader BS Yediyurappa’s son BY Vijayendra. The message was clear: a Lingayat would lead the organization and a Vokkaliga would lead the fight against the government.Now that Shivkumar is in the Chief Minister’s chair, the balancing process may have to be changed.The concern within a section of the BJP is that it may be difficult to consolidate support for the NDA in southern Karnataka because of a Vokkaliga chief minister. There is also a possibility that the Congress may want to further expand its social alliance by reaching out to sections of the backward classes and Dalits, who may be disappointed with Siddaramaiah’s departure.For a BJP that was hoping to expand beyond its traditional strongholds, Shivakumar’s rise presents a new challenge.

How will JD(S) now be forced to protect its core support base

And while the BJP has the caste balance in check, its ally Janata Dal (Secular), led by former Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda and his son HD Kumaraswamy, faces a real challenge.The party has considered the Vokkaliga-dominated Old Mysuru region as its impregnable fortress. The community, which is one of the most powerful agrarian and socio-political factions in Karnataka, has traditionally stood behind the Deve Gowda clan, seeing them as the ultimate guardians of Vokkaliga pride.However, Shivakumar being the Chief Minister directly threatens this monopoly as he is no longer just a political challenger but now has the authority as Chief Minister to woo the community with his administrative decisions. The JD(S) now needs to rework the strategy to protect its core voter base from a formidable, incumbent Vokkaliga CM who has the state machinery, necessary resources and a point to prove. This becomes even more challenging given the fact that JD(S) has been on a decline for some time now.In the 2023 assembly elections, the party won just 19 seats and secured around 13% vote share, in sharp contrast to the Congress, which came to power with 135 seats. It is noteworthy that the Congress has made big gains in many parts of the old Mysore region, which has been a JD(S) stronghold for years.The rivalry between Shivakumar and Kumaraswamy has also intensified in the last few years. The two leaders have repeatedly locked horns, with Kumaraswamy accusing the Congress of trying to weaken the JD(S) politically, while Shivakumar has rejected the claims, saying the regional party remains indispensable in Karnataka politics.The JD(S), which had shared power with the Congress in the past, now has a task ahead of it. There is a need to formulate a strategy to ensure that Chief Minister DK Shivakumar does not marginalize the party in state politics. DK Shivakumar, on the other hand, will have to prove that his governance skills are as good as his crisis management skills. The Congress stalwart, who has spent years building his image as a skilled organizer capable of delivering victories and protecting the party in its toughest moments, will now have to show that he too can lead the party successfully.

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Bengaluru: After being hit by a speeding motorcycle while on his way home and suffering serious injuries and loss of wages, a daily wage laborer fought a long legal battle to win compensation.This saga began on May 10, 2023, when Shiv KumarThe 49-year-old man, a resident of Nelamangala taluk, was walking on the Sivagangae-Kudur road at around 6.20 pm. The rider of the motorcycle belonging to Gangamma of Koratagere taluk of Tumakuru district came at high speed and carelessly and collided with him. Kumar fell to the ground and suffered serious injuries – a fracture in his left ankle and multiple fractures in the metatarsal bones of his right foot.Kumar was immediately taken to the District General Hospital in Tumakuru. He was discharged with the advice of surgery and later admitted to Sridevi Medical College Hospital in Tumakuru on 21 May, where internal fixation was done for his left ankle fracture. The fracture of the right foot was treated conservatively by applying plaster.With regular follow-up treatment and advised bed rest, he was discharged on May 30 after a stay of 10 days. Dobbaspet police registered a case against the motorcyclist.Kumar filed a petition before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal-3, seeking compensation of Rs 30 lakh, alleging that due to accidental injuries, he was unable to work and had incurred huge expenses on medical treatment. Before the accident, he had claimed that he was healthy and earned Rs 22,000 per month as a labourer.But the insurer, Chola MS General Insurance Company Limited, contested the claim, saying the vehicle did not have a valid fitness certificate as on the date of the accident and the compensation sought was excessive.After hearing both sides, the tribunal examined witnesses, including a hospital records officer and the doctor who assessed Kumar’s disability at 22%. Since the doctor did not treat her or review follow-up records, functional disability was fixed at 20%. The manager of the insurer admitted that the vehicle was insured and the rider was licensed, thereby weakening his protection, and the tribunal dismissed the alleged policy violations.Since Kumar could not produce documentary proof of his income, the tribunal applied an estimated income of Rs 16,000 per month. To this was added Rs 32,000 for loss of income during the two-month recovery period, Rs 14,421 for proven medical bills, and Rs 30,000 for future medical expenses including pain and suffering, attendant and transportation charges, loss of future facilities and recommended implant removal surgery.A tribunal bench headed by BS Honnaswami, seventh additional SCJ and ACJM, member MACT-3, on May 2 directed the insurance company to pay a total compensation of Rs 6.7 lakh with interest at 6% per annum from the date of the petition till recovery, which does not include Rs 30,000 awarded for future medical expenses.

Three navy personnel killed in helicopter crash in Devon.

Three members of the Royal Navy have died when a military helicopter crashed during a training exercise in Devon, the Ministry of Defense has confirmed.The incident happened in the early hours of Wednesday morning near Sourton Down, near Okehampton. Emergency services were alerted at about 3.45am after a Royal Navy Merlin Mk4 helicopter was reported to have crashed in a field.According to the Defense Ministry, the plane was taking part in a training exercise when it crashed.In a post on Twitter, the ministry said: “It is with deep sadness that we can confirm that three members of the Royal Navy have died during a helicopter training exercise near Saughton, Devon, on Wednesday, June 3.”The ministry said the families of the deceased personnel have been informed.“The families of the service personnel have been informed and have requested some time off before releasing further information. Our thoughts and sympathies are with their families and friends at this tragic time,” it said.The identities of the three personnel have not yet been released. General Sir Gwyn Jenkins, First Sea Lord and head of the Royal Navy, said he was “deeply saddened” by the deaths.He said: “I am very sad to share the news that a Royal Navy Merlin Mk4 helicopter has crashed near Saunton, Devon this morning, killing all three crew members on board.“I know this will be a huge blow to everyone in our Navy community, and I have my deepest condolences to the families, friends and loved ones affected by this tragedy.“I would like to thank Devon and Cornwall Police and the search and rescue teams who responded to the incident this morning.”Devon and Cornwall Police said officers were called to the scene shortly before 4am and emergency services responded to the scene of the crash.

Ritabrata Banerjee (file photo)

Escalating the crisis within the Trinamool Congress (TMC) to a bigger level, expelled party leader Ritabrata Banerjee on Wednesday claimed that Assembly Speaker Rathindra Bose has recognized him as the leader of the opposition in the West Bengal Assembly and accepted the rebel camp’s claim for legislative party status.Addressing a press conference, Banerjee said the rebel faction represented the “real and main opposition” in the assembly and announced a new leadership structure. He named Javed Khan, Sandipan Saha, Sabina Yasmin and Shiuli Saha as deputy leaders of the legislature party.The development comes as 58 rebel MLAs submitted letters of support to the Speaker, easily crossing the two-thirds threshold required under the anti-defection law for the breakaway faction to avoid disqualification. The group has proposed Banerjee as the legislature party leader and Akhruzzaman as the chief whip.In an open challenge to the authority of TMC national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee, the rebels stopped short of directly confronting the former chief minister. Mamata Banerjee. Banerjee said he wants Mamata Banerjee to serve as the chief advisor of the legislature party, while the rebel camp continues to recognize her as the party president.The rebellion, which began after TMC’s defeat in the recent assembly elections, is widely seen as the biggest internal challenge the party has faced since its formation. In response, TMC has dissolved all organizational committees across West Bengal and announced a review of its party structure.

Who is the face of Ritabrata Banerjee? rebellion in tmc?

Ritabrata Banerjee’s emergence as leader of the rebel camp marks another dramatic turn in a political career defined by sharp ideological shifts and frequent clashes with the party establishment.The 46-year-old first rose to prominence as the general secretary of the Students Federation of India (SFI), the student wing of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), and was considered one of the most promising young leaders of the Left. In 2014, he entered the Rajya Sabha with the support of CPI(M) and was considered close to senior leaders including Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee and Sitaram Yechury.However, he was suspended and ultimately expelled from the CPI(M) in 2017 due to allegations of indiscipline and factionalism, bringing an abrupt end to what many in the party saw as a promising political career.After a brief period on the political sidelines, Banerjee moved closer to TMC and formally joined the party in 2020 after the completion of her Rajya Sabha term. Within the party, he quickly regained his influence, leading the Indian National Trinamool Trade Union Congress (INTTUC), securing another Rajya Sabha seat in 2024 and later winning election to the assembly.His rise within the TMC made his role in the current rebellion particularly influential. Banerjee, once seen as part of the party’s inner circle, is now leading the biggest internal challenge the party has faced since its formation, with the rebel camp claiming the support of 58 MLAs and control of the legislature party.“This is perhaps the only prominent politician from Bengal who has been expelled by both CPI(M) and TMC,” quipped a veteran political observer quoted by PTI.The developments have been compared to the 2022 political turmoil in Maharashtra under the leadership of Eknath Shinde, where legislative power became the basis for a challenge to the party leadership.

Some images don’t just test your vision; They also quietly reveal what’s really in your heart. At first glance, this personality test looks simple: three neatly wrapped boxes, all the same size, the same size, tied with the same rustic string and placed in front of a spoon, fork, and knife. They look alike, as if they are all being “served” the same way. But the box you’re instinctively drawn to says something deeper about how much you love your friends, what you want in a relationship, and what feels safe for you emotionally — even if you’ve never put it into words.It’s not about right or wrong, or good versus bad personalities. It’s about emotional style. Some people want comfort and familiarity, some thrive on balance and mutual effort, and others want depth and intensity that transforms them. The box you are most attracted to represents what your friendship pattern has been over the years.

1. If your eyes immediately fell on the first box…

You are someone who finds comfort, belonging, and emotional stability in your friendships. You are a safe haven for others, a calming influence that people send messages to when they are overwhelmed or confused. You demonstrate your care through consistency, you check in, you remember details, you’re there when it matters. For you, real friendship should be homey, soft, down to earth and drama-free. Because of this, you often nurture more than you ask for. You like routine, recurring calls, and long-term bonds that don’t require you to constantly “prove” the friendship. The other aspect? You may be slow to trust new people. Opening up to strangers or venturing into new social circles can feel tiring or risky. You can remain loyal to familiar relationships even when they have stopped growing you, simply because they feel safe.There’s nothing wrong with romantic comfort — but it’s worth gently asking yourself: Are there any new, potentially beautiful friendships you’re keeping at bay just because they’re unfamiliar?

2.If you selected the second (middle) box

If you chose the middle box, you’re all about fairness. You seriously give time and heart to relationships, but you expect exactly the same energy. One-sided bondage where you carry all the weight? Total dealbreaker. You are very good at reading the room and hate petty drama, gossip or mind games. Hunt? Your love of balance can make you appear a little cold. Because you avoid emotional extremes, you keep your emotions tightly guarded. Friends may think you’re not invested when you actually care too much. Your gift is emotional stability.

3. If you have picked the third box

This indicates that you are probably someone who prefers quality over quantity. You are not interested in superficial small talk or shallow friendships. You’d prefer a few people who really “get” you than a large group of people who don’t know your inner world. You are drawn to deep conversations, emotional honesty, and friendships that change the way you see yourself or life. You form intense bonds – soulmate type relationships. When you love, you love intensely. You’ll remember the little things, think deeply about what your friends are going through, and stand by them through difficult seasons. Your love is not light; It’s layered and honest. But this depth comes with its challenges. Because you feel so much, you may overthink the little moments: a delayed reply, a change in tone, a canceled plan. You can easily feel hurt when other people don’t meet your emotional level or seem more casual about the bond. Sometimes, you may expect “all or nothing,” which can make relationships feel like high-risk territory.Your heart is made for deep connection. Just be gentle with yourself and others when reality doesn’t always match the intensity you have inside.So, which box did you choose? And how accurate was this test result for you? Tell us in the comments below.