LU and Discussion for 7/09/2016 - Page 37

Originally posted by: sptrno

Wow what an amazing LU discussion thread...Thank u guys!

IF Our Beloved Paagal ShraMan had even 50% of such discussions about their life their relationship at the rigt time then, them & us would have been surely in a better place much more peaceful blissful & beautiful place!! Aah but sorry am I expecting too much from them whose minds from past few months know nothing other than confusing & complicating everything for themselves & us bechare poor dil kamzor souls!!😆😉

I will say first sue ShraMan/cvs who have completely lost it with story pace of story & character consistency i mean inconsistency!!😆😭

But y r we mad people still here?! Bcuz EDKV EDKVians Bane Hai Ek Duje Ke Vaaste!!!😆😕😉

Originally posted by: QUIRKY333

@anu - I am on the same page as you. suman's sumo-ness is being relied on too much - too much for comfort - almost like taking her and her ability to sping back in action for granted.

irrespective of the circumstances, what that girl has gone through is traumatizing and CANNOT be compared to a heartbreak - it is not in the same league. A heart break at worst is an act of betrayal, what happened to suman was an attack on her honor - and that scar runs deep.

I am apalled at how no one is sparing a moment to hold her and ask if she is okay - her best friend of yore included.

as you said, he considers his pain (due to her) much more scarring than her trauma and that breaks my heart - and i do find that an extremely selfish state of affairs.

Originally posted by: an_chau

Yes, exactly my point. She doesn't need pity, she doesn't need to be pushed/pulled into a hasty marriage, she just needs to be told that it's ok to let her guard down, it's ok to trust again, it's ok to just cry.

Originally posted by: QUIRKY333

YES! This *(infinity)

everyon's expectations from her is herculean. poor thing! I wish she would chuck everyone and take a break and find some inner peace and then start afresh. no one is even remotely worried that she might go in to depression!

digressing: you know its actually quite telling when the emphasis is so much more on a girl's apparent betrayal of a boy's trust (love) than her actual trauma - very telling of the Indian society and existing mindset. As also the subtle justifications - blame games on why a guy have misbehaved with her (chomu's insecurities and lack of character, shravan's apparent instigation, sumo's own inability to choose) - the "why he did it" suddenly has become more important than the act itself. wah!

Originally posted by: QUIRKY333

YES! This *(infinity)

everyon's expectations from her is herculean. poor thing! I wish she would chuck everyone and take a break and find some inner peace and then start afresh. no one is even remotely worried that she might go in to depression!

digressing: you know its actually quite telling when the emphasis is so much more on a girl's apparent betrayal of a boy's trust (love) than her actual trauma - very telling of the Indian society and existing mindset. As also the subtle justifications - blame games on why a guy have misbehaved with her (chomu's insecurities and lack of character, shravan's apparent instigation, sumo's own inability to choose) - the "why he did it" suddenly has become more important than the act itself. wah!

Originally posted by: puba

What's terrifying is that the CVs are glorifying the heinous Indian mindset! I say glorifying not only because Shravan is being portrayed as a douchebag of the highest order...but also because his redemption track won't last even a week...actually after all that he has said and done...he can't do a thing to redeem himself...and god forbid the CVs try to mix in some shabby and shallow romance in the midst of all this...and I think I will lose my cool real bad!