ArHi SS: Quiet places (Read warning) [Completed] - Page 10

A little more communication will help.

Originally posted by: IronButterfly

A little more communication will help.

I doubt it has anything to do with communication.

Khushi needs to figure out where she stands on this arrangement and whatever she decides she has to do it for herself. Its introspection of her own wants that's necessary than talking with Arnav, don't you think so?

Awesome, I felt bad for Khushi's inner turmoil.

Originally posted by: meera30

The real question is what if they really want different things. Middle ground may be exalted but what if one doesn't exist. Or worse, what if it does and neither of them are completely happy with it.

This is tricky and it's not just about sex, is it? (Though sex is probably the only topic that has morality associated with it at this level and has the ability to reduce one to guilt, disgust, shame, etc.)

Then the real real question is do you ever stop being alone even when you are a couple?

See now I've gone off on a tangent!

Nope not at all off the tangent. You are raising the exact questions I wanted the readers to :=)

We aren't always open with our opinions and wants as we want our social standing to be as impeccable as possible. So yes, what they do in the privacy of their room is most important because its where they are stripped off their masks and persona and they are exactly who they really are.

Now the question comes - what if Khushi doesn't want what Arnav wants? Arnav seems to be okay with it but in the end he wont be true to his actual desires.

This is applicable to every part of life. I responded to a comment this morning from Eccentrica where she spoke about opposites and symbiotic. Its the same thing - opposites attract. They don't work well in the end.

The question remains - what happens next :=)

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Originally posted by: RockBarbie

Nope not at all off the tangent. You are raising the exact questions I wanted the readers to :=)

We aren't always open with our opinions and wants as we want our social standing to be as impeccable as possible. So yes, what they do in the privacy of their room is most important because its where they are stripped off their masks and persona and they are exactly who they really are.

Now the question comes - what if Khushi doesn't want what Arnav wants? Arnav seems to be okay with it but in the end he wont be true to his actual desires.

This is applicable to every part of life. I responded to a comment this morning from Eccentrica where she spoke about opposites and symbiotic. Its the same thing - opposites attract. They don't work well in the end.

The question remains - what happens next :=)

Originally posted by: SS88

Fifty shades of intimacy done right. You've written this really well. What could have been crass is emotional and heart-warming. True intimacy is when you can let your guard down and show the other person what you truly feel, fear, love and want.

Nah, am not going into detail of what 50 shades did. Much fundamental and more psychological.

i am just following you now...where ever you take us we will go... and i agree with sandhya what khushi get out of it...does arnav satisfy her first or he just take his own pleasure...or may be khushi really like it but being a woman can not express her wants...so many questions and only you can answers

Well... you are such a brilliant writer...
i read all the chapters again...

i know what i miss..

I wish Khushi get the answer that she is looking for...

and wish arnav should have thought about her needs to ..


seriously i'm speechless...