Blast From The Past: Saif Leaves Amrita Singh - Page 4

No regrets?

No regrets (pauses). Actually, if anything, I wish I had given Sara and Ibrahim a traditional home. I hope to make it up to them over the years.

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/bollywood/3589764/people-said-i-looked-like-mom-in-drag-saif

And THIS one is from 2010.

My absolute favorite.

Things fall apart

Divorce is a function of a marriage no longer being what it was: forever. It's destructive for some people to continue living together. If you're happier without your spouse, then a divorce will leave you feeling more positive towards your kids and family at large. Divorce is much easier without kids, but even then, you should make every effort to ensure your marriage works. But it's not the end of the world if you grow up and say, look, we can't live together. At some point, you need to take control of your life and not be dictated to by society. Some people say it's better to have an affair and not rock the boat. I don't agree. I like how my life has turned out. I respect my past, and have learnt many things. The most important thing is for the children to be taken care of, if there are any. They will eventually understand that there's nothing wrong with their parents living in different environments.

Don't cheat, leave!

Cheating is so bloody stressful you should avoid it at all cost. Forget about your partner; just think about yourself ' you're better off leaving! Do whatever you have to ' live alone, rent a studio, buy a record player, take guitar lessons or run around naked ' but don't cheat. Deal with yourself better, look better, learn to be more interesting to other women, but do not cheat. I can understand if a person in a long-term relationship gets attracted to someone else and things happen. He doesn't want to take it all the way, but doesn't want to lose the opportunity either. But this is a dangerous path, mostly for you. Unspoken sins weigh most heavily in our minds. And cheating negates everything. It's the wild card in the pack. What we need to understand is why people cheat. What we're really looking for is the warmth of another person, to touch or be touched by somebody. It's the sensation you're chasing. We want it because it's on the other side ' the forbidden fruit. It's fun, gratifying, and you enjoy it for a while. But the damage that occurs later is almost irreversible. This understanding is the only thing that will protect you, unless you don't want protection. Some men have a stable marriage, kids, a house, car, everything, and after that they want a little excitement. But it's a dangerous game, because you can get burnt and lose everything. The path to peace lies through boredom. Physical sensation is like a drug ' it's addictive. If life feels empty, there are so many ways to fill it up' though they might not be as much fun [laughs]. But they're much healthier in the long run.

Caught in the act?

If you're in a relationship that you're not serious about, and you're constantly screwing around behind her back, getting caught could be a great opportunity to move on. If you're in a loving, honorable relationship and you've been indiscreet, you can beg, plead and explain ' and try to live with that crack in your relationship. If you're in that type of relationship, my advice is to drink a bottle of your favourite poison and walk away, because it's never going to be the same again. Women blow up in your face for the smallest mistakes. Infidelity ' forget about it. An honorable relationship is done the moment you've been unfaithful. There's no love left. If she needs security, either for herself or the children, or money, then she might stick it out, but there will be no love. My advice would be to split before she cuts your dick off in your sleep. 😆 You'd never believe that this is the same girl who once looked at you with so much love.