Editorial Policy

Articles on LoveChecker are written and edited by Ashish K., founder and editor of the site. Every post shows its author and publish date, and the author name links to a profile page with a short bio and a list of their articles.

We write for a general audience. Our authors are not licensed therapists, counsellors or doctors, and we say so clearly on every article.

Every article must be:

• Helpful — written to answer a real question readers have, with practical steps they can actually use.
• Original — written for LoveChecker, never copied or spun from other websites.
• Respectful and inclusive — free of shaming, stereotypes or content that promotes control, manipulation or abuse in relationships.
• Family-friendly — no explicit sexual content, hate, violence or anything unsuitable for a general audience.
• Clear — plain language, honest headlines, and no clickbait promises.

When an article refers to relationship research, psychology concepts (such as attachment styles or love languages) or health and safety topics, we base it on reputable sources — for example published research, universities, recognised health organisations and established relationship experts — and link to them where it helps the reader check the information themselves.

We avoid presenting opinions as facts, and we avoid making claims that a source does not support.

Before a post goes live, it is reviewed for accuracy, clarity, tone and readability. We check that facts match their sources, that links work, and that advice is safe and balanced. Whatever drafting or editing tools are used, a human editor reads, edits and approves every article before it is published.

Relationship advice should stay useful over time, so we revisit articles and refresh them when information changes or when we can make them more helpful. Updated articles show a new modified date in their page data.

If you spot a mistake, a broken link or something that could be clearer, please contact us or email support@lovechecker.in. We review every report and correct genuine errors as quickly as we can.

Our articles share general information and are not a substitute for professional relationship counselling, medical, psychological or legal advice. If you are dealing with abuse, a crisis or a serious mental-health concern, please contact a qualified professional or local emergency services.

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