Any real examples of this situation? - Page 6

Yes, Ramsha. I have a very good friend with a very similar story. It is ironical how similar her story is to DMG....she really loved someone in college (both were docs too) with all her heart, but because of parental pressure, she had to marry someone else.

She obliged like an obedient daughter and to this day, is an unhappy girl.She even has kids with her husband who BTW is a gem of a person, but she has never accepted him wholeheartedly. She even tried to commit suicide 7 years after marriage...

Her ex lover is still unmarried but happy with what he does, and has never forgotten her...

That's why I keep harping on why AR should get together...maine aap sab logon se zyaada duniya dekhi hai 😛

Originally posted by: bheegi

Yes, Ramsha. I have a very good friend with a very similar story. It is ironical how similar her story is to DMG....she really loved someone in college (both were docs too) with all her heart, but because of parental pressure, she had to marry someone else.

She obliged like an obedient daughter and to this day, is an unhappy girl.She even has kids with her husband who BTW is a gem of a person, but she has never accepted him wholeheartedly. She even tried to commit suicide 7 years after marriage...

Her ex lover is still unmarried but happy with what he does, and has never forgotten her...

That's why I keep harping on why AR should get together...maine aap sab logon se zyaada duniya dekhi hai 😛

now wait for someone to call you a 'creative liar'

Originally posted by: xoHarshaxo

Okay Why are you all over reacting. Ramsha DOES NOT have you at a gun point making you replay to this topic.

If you don;t like it why bother comming in seriously?
This is really irritating, if your not enjoying this topic then why are you all ruining it for everyone else?

Ramsha Don't Worry Sweety. Some people like to get carried away. 🤗

Harsha:
Ramsha was asking this question to armaan-riddhima fans indirectly and we answered
Now if she wasnt going to believe us in the first place what was the point of asking
Not that she said no but others did
I want to see if ramsha believed us or not

i dont know any real life stories as such..

but according to me IF a girl is not happy with her husband , she should go back to her ex, but if she is happy and is in love with her hubby than she should be with her hubby..

it depends on the girl's feelings..

@Harsha, replying back to "try-to-be-witty" comments which are directed towards one-self is not taking it too far away. The people who commented back, are doing the same. So I hope you're not only pointing towards AR fans for "taking it far away.." 'Cause people posted, people replied back, and then the people replied back to them, and it kept on going. Tali sirf ek haath se nahi bajti.

dear ramsha,

truth they say is stranger than fiction, someone i knew, got married to a guy, actually ran away with him post wedding, but had to go back to her husband as the parents were chasing the guy and the girl to gun them down!! she finally had to go for her husband...

what i mentioned is an extreme case again and this may not happen every now and then, perhaps thats why most people on thsi forrum want it to happen for real, they want to see an unfulfilled desire becoming true on TV and derive vicariously... while it is neither practical or advisable, sometimes you want to let go and listen to your heart! an those insticnts in real life and curbed by many factors....

take this from me, most people have this armaan and riddhima union ka pagalpan thanks to the way our dear KSG has portrayed Armaan! honestly in real life, it would be far from impossible to handle a high egoistic, self destructive, over possessive, chauvinistic man who claims to love you from the bottom of your heart! its scary... its the glitz and the glamor that makes the whole thing look presentable! having said that, no guy in a sane mind woulf go outta his way to fight for a girl as complexly minded as Riddhima! forget two men fighting over her!!

since its a show, and they have berautifully portrayed two odds coming together, its a treat to watch! thats it...

but, yeah, in real life, we dont get that fixated with that so called " first love" .... but most teenagers dwelling on this forum will not want to buy that argument....

have a nice day!

btw, good post!

Sangeeta di, omggg, awww! :( That's sad... that marriage had no proper booniyat! I feel sorry for her. Thanks for sharing the story. <3