Originally posted by: DaffodilsNew
Very well put.
Ok so you are saying when people outside are divided on Sidnaaz den how can the person living it be sure of what's wrong and what's ryt. Ok. But these people outside are also individuals who aren't divided in their individual opinions. Same way Sana as a individual must be having an opinion on the whole thing.
About having a proper role model.....I guess you are right dt she probably never had a gud role model in real life. But even inside the house their are girls who may not be perfect but are still holding on to their integrity. Perhaps she could learn a thing or two from dem too over these 4 months. Infact even outside the house she follows movie stars like many of us.....and a lot of them are inspiring......but again it's matter of choice.....it's whom you choose to be inspired from.
What you said about self respect..........I get ur point. Understood. But still after understanding everything ......I feel der should be a limit to how much you tolerate from a person.
I too sympathise wid Sana but the recent events hv made me lose my empathy for her.
Thank you. Ok this is going to be long.
You misunderstood the first point. I did not speak about people having different opinions about Sidnaaz. That is bound to happen when the subject matter is so controversial.
Here I referred to those who seem to love watching the same on their screens. There are a few who are paid to do so. But based on what I see and read on SM, there are many who go gaga about their chemistry.
Shukla massages her leg, or serves her tea in bed, or maybe calls her baby, meri jaan, darling, or 'guides' her about the game and the real intention of people, and it becomes a reason to cement the opinion that they are in love.
And this is just what we see, along with all the ugly nasty stuff he says or does, and somehow people are convinced that this is a relationship worth rooting for. There must be so much unseen stuff, some good a lot more bad, which Sana is experiencing in daily life.
Most of this population includes well educated people who have had city upbringing. Yet sl ut shaming, body shaming, mocking and demeaning a girl's integrity, dignity and opinions, is not enough to put a dent on the notion that shukla is a kind misunderstood guy and sidnaaz is beautiful.
Sana on other hand, hasn't had the same modern upbringing. She lives this life. She goes through all the bad things that people overlook. And yet, sticks with the bully. It is clear that either she is sucking the sidnaaz angle dry for footage, or has no idea what a good relationship looks like. I do not believe the former anymore because the feedback recently has been along the lines of sidnaaz being dead.
And I can't blame her for the latter because there are so many well educated people who can't tell the difference too.
As for not learning self respect in the last 4 months and from SM- I would say that don't underestimate the power of conditioning. It is not this easy to break.
I've said this before-I did not like Sana either. But in the last few weeks her motivations have become kinda clear. I feel sorry that she has to go through this. She is a victim of abuse too, but is somewhat misguided about, what it actually looks like.
Plus, the lack of boundaries is not easy to tolerate for me as well. It's just that when you realize what a person is going through, it becomes a lot harder to judge their actions based on the previous notions.