Seema Sajdeh, a fashion designer and reality TV personality, has recently spoken out about her relationship with her ex-husband Sohail Khan. And with their relationship today, as friends and co-parents, Seema has stated that her relationship is much better now than it was when they were married. Her candor about how hard it is to divorce, how much friendship is needed and the struggle of parenting has opened up discussions on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. People on Facebook are very much impressed with her maturity and strength in moving on after a romantic relationship.

In her reflections, Seema described the emotional turmoil and many disagreements that characterized her marriage. The incessant fighting and toxicity created a more difficult time for her to live with her partner. But she knew that the decision to separate did give her the ability to come back together with the children again and nurture those relationships in the midst of marital discord.
Seema has expressed a profound belief that husbands and wives can be more successful in friendship after a divorce; that bonds develop and co-parenting can be more satisfying when they are better than they were when they were married. An understanding of one another and respect can come when you let go of a relationship that’s no longer of interest to you and how you can get along. In this manner, former partners are held together without the pressures and crises of a traditional marriage.
Even though they have been apart for over two decades, Seema and Sohail Khan are committed to co-parenting well. They have the children in their care and are involved in their children’s lives while respecting each other’s personal space. When you divorce a person, you don’t have to give up the child’s care and respect because the way relationships are built out of that.
The feedback from her perspective has been welcomed by a large number of people online. Peaceful co-parenting is often a better solution than staying in unhappy and toxic relationships, many have said. Each relationship is unique, and Seema’s experiences are different and have helped to understand how to communicate well with each other, understand our emotions, and take care of family relationships and make choices that are good for our children. Her frank reflections are still relevant today in contemporary discussions of relationships, marriage, divorce, and the changing definition of family.
Seema is a voice of compassion and wisdom to help people understand how they can reconcile love and partnership and help them be more accepting of themselves and their children.
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