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Originally posted by: samaz95

Okay so I'll be a little harsh here and say it..

I believe that all 3 of the girls are being pretty pretty immature!

He broke her heart, I get that..

But like it's been five years now, that's a huge amount of time to move on.

I get why maybe Arnav and Khushi can't move on but Payal and Ana's reactions and behaviors are a bit to over the top for me..Gaaahh!

Arnav and Khushi were not two toddlers getting into a relationship all those years back, they made a choice and followed it through.I get it that one of them reverted back on the promises but you know what that's life...

Ana and payal and all those people who think they have a say in Arnav and Khushi's relationship are wrong, very wrong.

Khushi never asked them to fight her battles!

EVER!!

And it's sad how a near death experience made Ana realize her fault; if not for the accident had she planned on ignoring and misbehaving for the rest of her life?

It was a bit too over dramatic.

I know that you and many won't agree with me but at the end it was just a breakup between two people.They all just stretched it too much:S

I strongly believe in moving on.

Clearly Ana and Payal have not been able to do that.

They're still stuck where they were 5 years ago.

I am just feeling really frustrated...!

Sorry.

But they should all grow up and move on instead of making the other person feel bad.

They all have their own set of mistakes; so instead of trying to punish Arnav they should try improving themselves.

Originally posted by: AquaSandhya

Hello My Dearests,

Let me do a little jig as we move ahead to thread #9.

Okay, I did my little dance number; now let me congratulate you too. Remember? This is a joint-effort thing. We do this together. So yeah! ... Congratulations to us!!!

I'm here to write a story with characters that are as good/great/best as they come at times and flawed at others. This is probably because I don't believe it is possible to cast people into black and white slots. Instead we are spread across the spectrum of grays. To me, that defines human behaviour where no one is innately good or innately bad. Our nature and nurture combined with circumstances that we face define our behaviour and reactions to situations.

I feel fortunate to have many readers with such varied reactions to each character and their actions. It's been a wonderful experience for me to write this story with my babies...my characters. And I sincerely hope it's been the same for you too.

Cheers

Sandhya