True Colors of Our Winner [DT-Pg8] - Page 5

Originally posted by: aisha_roy

[DIV]GG is a young man. When a girl is showing too much physical closeness just because he said I still like you (during the Gautam city task), and when she is seducing him, provoking him by calling fattu then what does a young, hot-blooded man is expected to do?

Originally posted by: aisha_roy

GG is a young man. When a girl is showing too much physical closeness just because he said I still like you (during the Gautam city task), and when she is seducing him, provoking him by calling fattu then what does a young, hot-blooded man is expected to do?

Yes, he kissed Di and he was dragged into bathroom and he went in. If he rejected at that time, wouldn't that be a big insult and rude to Diandra on National Television? Now, he is also admitting all his mistakes and keeping his and Diandra's respect, he is giving clear, valid reasons of his mom's dislikeness towards Di affair, her age, chances of relationship getting failing in future due to all sorts of indifferences, I think GG has made a sensible decision to make it clear as soon as he got out that they are just friends and there is no future. Much much better decision than going out for a while and breakup later.

Originally posted by: Kwerky23

@bold: Gosh! Did I just read THAT? 🤔 Errr...how is 'NO' for an answer? A 'young, hot-blooded man' can surely spout "NO"?

And your point is far from the truth. It was Gulati who pursued her relentlessly during that task. FACT. Disgusting dialogues like "Kissi bhi kar loongaa", "Mujhe kisi ka darr nahi"...getting Tooo close to her, asking her to give him a massage by the poolside etc. 🤢 So it was Gulati who was after her...or in your words...'seducing' her.

Originally posted by: HippoSucks

Are you seriously linking what Gautum did with politicians' opinions on rapes? Also how do you know what conversations they had with each other in private? How can you know who initiated it? Gautam will say his side and then Diandra can oppose it, but she didn't. Accept the truth for what it is and don't make up such wild speculations.

Originally posted by: chicchocchic

You are making Di look like a weakling.Di is a mature worldly wise woman...no withering lily...she can handle it...doesn't a man have a choice in a relationship to call it quits even if there was a relationship indeed which I doubt...its not as if he is putting blame on her...it is just that he doesn't want her to have any false hopes and live in a delusional world...Even if he agrees to be her boyfriend and they date,both of them know well that it wont last long unless both are equally interested and whatever attraction they have will wither and die away ...they never talked about a relationship while in the house...Both are equally responsible for what happened and GG did accept ki taali donon haton se bajti hey...but now in retrospective if he feels that it is not going to work out and he wants to marry a girl of his mothers choice whats wrong with that...can't a man say no?Is it only a womans prerogative?Even in the house after the first kisses he had asked Di to maintain distance which she didn't heed...I think Diandra behaved in an irresponsible manner for her age throwing herself on him...stalking him allover the house...offering herself on a platter...she was physically stronger than GG too...as I noticed he could not release himself from her clutch and said manna padega aap ke haathon mein bahot dum hein...So Di is no weakling ...she knew what she was doing and can take good care of herself...it was not the first time she was kissing a guy...they both kissed had fun...now Gauti wants only friendship no dating with Di...so what?Cant a man have a choice?What if Di had said that she is marrying another guy and wants only to be friends with Gauti?How will u see that?Remember both kissed each other😊

btw Di is eating crispy cream doughnuts and having fun(twitter)...she needs no ones pity...👏

Originally posted by: ChemistryMajor

Nope, I think the poster is saying that the comment that was written as a stereotypical excuse given for such behaviour. No one is saying Gautam's actions are like rapes.

Originally posted by: ChemistryMajor

Nope, I think the poster is saying that the comment that was written as a stereotypical excuse given for such behaviour. No one is saying Gautam's actions are like rapes.

Originally posted by: HippoSucks

Excuse for what? Gautam did nothing wrong. He was attracted to her and got dragged into those actions. He is saying that it was initiated by Diandra and Diandra is not denying it. Why are you guys being her lawyers?