One thing about Tanisha - Page 2

Originally posted by: Misfit

No I don't agree. Here it is just one sided relationship. It is clear that Armaan doesn't love her and she does. Then what's the point in pushing someone to like you, when clearly the other doesn't respect your feelings. The truth is she loves him so much that she doesn't mind getting disrespected again and again. It's annoying to watch.

Originally posted by: stotra

Most parents love their kids and give up everything for them, but their are so many who disrespect their parents after they grow up. Parents still love their children even if they continue to disrespect them. Would you be annoyed at those parents or feel sorry for them?

Originally posted by: Misfit

If the child does not respect his parent, then the parents have to be tough with the child, access love is only going to spoil the child, because if they didnt show him he is wrong, how will he learn. Anything too much is not good.

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Sorry, I meant some grown ups after they have their own family do not care about their parents much and often disrespect them. That time mostly parents cannot afford to be tough with them but still they love them.

Originally posted by: Legolas3

I'm not sure if I agree with you. This can work for a child of yours, but if you're looking for a potential relationship with someone then this can be very unhealthy. In relationships both partners should try to understand and encourage each other to do well. It can't be one sided. She is trying to bring about a change in him, but he still continues to throw tantrums and abuses her.

I don't believe in unconditional love if it's one sided and the other person continues to abuse you on a regular basis. You've some self-respect of your own if that person cares about you then they will respect you and encourage you to do better as well. They won't repeatedly disrespect you.

They call her a doormat because she doesn't have a mind of her own. She allows him to walk all over her. Armaan said "A" Tanisha instantly chants "A". I have rarely seen her challenge him which would be a sign of a healthy friendship or relationship or whatever.