Fake promises of marriage now all of sudden wants to be alone so wants
Fake promises of marriage now all of sudden wants to be alone so wants
26-Feb-2026 (In Divorce Law)
I was dating a boy we lived in for 1 year and we were dating from 2 years. He always told me will get married have dates. All of sudden now he's saying he wants to be alone so want to leave. I am broken cuz of his statement what should I do
Hi, if you feel like he is cheating on you or doing some wrong thing, then you can file a complaint for the false promise of marriage at police station. but it could include rape under false promise of marriage.
you can file a rape case against him that he has taken advantage of you and asking for sex on the pretext of marriage, you can also file of domestic violence case against him and seek maintanence from him
You were in a relationship for two years and even lived together for one year. It is natural to feel hurt and broken when someone who promised marriage suddenly changes his mind. Emotionally this is very painful, but legally you need to understand a few important points.
1. If he only made verbal promises of marriage and later changed his decision, generally no legal action lies merely because he refused to marry. No person can be forced to marry against his will.
2. However, if from the beginning he had no intention to marry you and only made false promises to maintain a physical relationship or obtain money/benefits from you, then depending on facts, legal remedies like cheating or other criminal provisions may be examined. This depends strictly on proof of fraudulent intention from the start.
3. If you lived together in a live-in relationship, and you were financially dependent on him, in certain circumstances you may seek relief under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, including maintenance or compensation, provided the relationship qualifies as “relationship in the nature of marriage.”
Right now, first take care of your emotional well-being. Do not take any impulsive legal step out of anger or heartbreak. If there was financial exploitation, abuse, or deceit, gather all messages, chats, photos, proof of cohabitation, and financial records.
If you want proper guidance, consult a local advocate with complete facts to assess whether any legal remedy is realistically available in your case.
Stay calm. Sometimes walking away from someone who is unsure is better than forcing a future with them.
If a man:
Promised to marry you
Induced you into a physical relationship based on that promise
Never intended to marry from the beginning
Then it may amount to:
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