SS :For the wrong,and for the right COMPLETE,PG89* - Page 71

Originally posted by: cloverleaf

So I really played the story in my head again and again...am I allowed to say that the ending made me a tad bit sad? I know I have no right to be. It is an Arnav-Khushi ff and it is not surprising that no body really cared what happened to La...She has loving parents who dote on her and she is young, beautiful...so of course her life will be back on track in no time...,She was probably a collateral damage in the grand scheme of events to get Arnav-Khushi a happy ending. But is it impossible to believe that she could have actually loved Arnav and although their decision to get married was hasty, it might have been earnest from La's side. Why did anyone not want to think what pain she had to endure to get out of this sham of a marriage? I know the world does not work that way. Arnav told Khushi that she should not be sorry that he ended up a divorcee. Its true that Arnav played a bigger role in hurting La, but Khushi did share the blame and she felt guilty about that. Arnav' telling her otherwise just made me feel that he did not even respect Lavanya. I fail to empathize with Arnav.

So although I feel happy forKhushi as an individual, somehow the possibility of them getting back together, left me a little uneasy. Humans are flawed and their psyches are often differing shades of grey. I understand that. But maybe as a married woman, though unreasonable, I felt that them getting back together would make right every wrong they had done to La, together, knowingly and uncaring of.

But then again, I can be foolishly idealistic and impractically prudish. Yet I had to say it. Now I'm relieved.😊

Originally posted by: masam

Cloverleaf, I don't know who you are and where you live, but I freakin' love your thoughts. Now here's an answer- instead of living with a person and wondering what's going on in his mind or what would he be thinking after seeing another walking girl, it's better to leave him rather living your life wondering and thinking and crying. Pain however, is involved in both sides; one can only learn to deal with it. Yes Lavanya was misjudged and was treated cruelly in the end, but this is how life teaches you, by making you fall for some wrong reasons that you chose and thought were right, and then making you stand up and see more clearly, the right and the wrong.

Hope it clarifies :)