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Is your relationship suffering from "The Drift"?
Most couples don’t break up because of a single tragedy. They break up because they slowly turn from partners into roommates—living on "parallel lines" that never touch. In the medical world, we call this systemic failure. In your home, it feels like a quiet, heavy silence.
In The Kintsugi Relationship, General Surgery Resident Dr. Rugved Yasatwar applies the high-stakes discipline of the hospital to the art of relational repair. Drawing on the Japanese philosophy of Kintsugi—where broken pottery is mended with gold—he treats a stalling relationship as a patient in the "Golden Hour" of recovery.
This is not just a book; it is a Relational Discharge Plan.
Inside, you will find a step-by-step protocol to stop the emotional bleeding and rebuild a bond that is stronger precisely because it was once broken. You will learn:
The Admission Ticket: The one question that determines if a relationship can be saved.
Physiological Triage: How to manage the "Red Zone" (conflict) and return to safety using neuroscience.
The Four Toxins: How to identify and "debride" the behaviors that lead to systemic failure.
The ICU Protocol: A trauma-informed guide to surviving betrayal and rebuilding trust.
Don’t just fix the fight. Stabilize the system. Your relationship isn’t a failure; it’s a masterpiece in progress. It’s time to turn your cracks into gold.
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Dr. Rugved Yasatwar
Dr. Rugved Yasatwar is an MBBS doctor, a General Surgery Resident, and the author of My Father’s Dream. In his second book, he applies the logic of surgical triage to the art of relational repair—believing that a doctor’s hands are only as steady as the life they go home to.
Rugved created The Kintsugi Relationship as a practical "Discharge Plan" for anyone whose bond feels exhausted. When he is not in the hospital or on duty, he likes to read Mangas and Manhuas to refuel, believing that even the deepest cracks can be mended with a little "gold" and a lot of heart.
