ShraMan/NiMik AT#53 - Humko Sirf Tumse Pyaar Hai - Page 60

Originally posted by: FangirlForever

W*F IS THAT PRECAP !???

Originally posted by: Travelocity

i dont think he loves her anymore! may be they are better off as friends

Wait are you guys seriously questioning if he still loves Sumo?

When she asked did you ever love someone, the way he said "Yes." He still loves her, he's might say he's "moved on" but he's only really just moved on from the idea of her ever loving him back, not from her.

Dude the man still carries the book & the letter. And aaj, "Mere liye important hai, bas."

I'm sorry but I just cannot see through this notion that he doesn't love her anymore.

The reason I feel he's so casual & happy with the idea is because it means keeping Sumo around him, and that's all he ever needed to be happy. Yes when asked about his love, and the way he said "haan" reflected heartbreak, the most important thing for Shravan was always just having her there for him, with him. He loves her unconditionally (in the TRUEST sense of the word), where he expects nothing from her. Rather than ruining the one thing that'll always keep them together for something he's convinced doesn't exist from her side, he's happy just being her friend and not forcing these feelings upon her.

Essentially, Shravan's reaction & whole "friendzoning" thing comes down to this:

Originally posted by: Sneha.ko

Lo Ho gaya sayapa 🥱
Dono lallu
fight to hogi hi...

Ab Monday Sumo office jayegi tadka wali daal leker manane k liye 😉

Originally posted by: mineforever

par hua kya?

Originally posted by: .SankaDevi.

Wait are you guys seriously questioning if he still loves Sumo?

When she asked did you ever love someone, thewayhe said "Yes." He still loves her, he's might say he's "moved on" but he's only really just moved on from the idea of her ever loving him back, notfrom her.

Dude the man still carries the book & the letter. And aaj, "Mere liye important hai, bas."

I'm sorry but I just cannot see through this notion that he doesn't love her anymore.

The reason I feel he's so casual & happy with the idea is because it means keeping Sumo around him, and that's all he ever needed to be happy. Yes when asked about his love, and the way he said "haan" reflected heartbreak, the most important thing for Shravan was always just having her there for him, with him. He loves her unconditionally (in the TRUEST sense of the word), where he expects nothing from her. Rather than ruining the one thing that'll always keep them together for something he's convinced doesn't exist from her side, he's happy just being her friend and not forcing these feelings upon her.

Essentially, Shravan's reaction & whole "friendzoning" thing comes down to this:

Originally posted by: .SankaDevi.

Wait are you guys seriously questioning if he still loves Sumo?

When she asked did you ever love someone, the way he said "Yes." He still loves her, he's might say he's "moved on" but he's only really just moved on from the idea of her ever loving him back, not from her.

Dude the man still carries the book & the letter. And aaj, "Mere liye important hai, bas."

I'm sorry but I just cannot see through this notion that he doesn't love her anymore.

The reason I feel he's so casual & happy with the idea is because it means keeping Sumo around him, and that's all he ever needed to be happy. Yes when asked about his love, and the way he said "haan" reflected heartbreak, the most important thing for Shravan was always just having her there for him, with him. He loves her unconditionally (in the TRUEST sense of the word), where he expects nothing from her. Rather than ruining the one thing that'll always keep them together for something he's convinced doesn't exist from her side, he's happy just being her friend and not forcing these feelings upon her.

Essentially, Shravan's reaction & whole "friendzoning" thing comes down to this: