ArHi SS: Quiet places (Read warning) [Completed] - Page 16

Originally posted by: Eccentrica

I get Khushi. It was okay till things were humorous from Arnav's perspective with respect to her ways of trying to understand the way these things work, but when it comes to the element of morality, it suddenly becomes serious. It is commendable of her to even give it a try, seeing how difficult it might have been for her to go ahead with the act. and in retrospect too, she only doubts if what she has done is right or wrong; inevitably, all she requires is some assurance from her partner. Redefining the boundaries of moral and immoral is not something that can occur in a day.

This is where Arnav should focus on. It isn't surprising for him to feel hurt by her response, but later when it all seeps in, I'm sure he shall realize that this isn't about 'This is wrong', as much as it is about 'Tell me this is right'.

Oh, and I'm relieved that she did not broach this subject to any of the family members.

P.S. You're awesome😉

I am awesome, aren't I? 😆

Arnav's defensive reaction is understandable. He is just another guy who got told what he likes is meh to his partner. Give him five minutes to recover from this. Who knows (besides me that is 😆) what will happen next?

Khushi needs time. And so does Arnav. Maybe bringing it up much earlier in their arrangement was a good idea. Redefining boundaries is no easy task. It takes time, patience and perseverance.

Lets see what happens next. :=)

I'm waiting to find out more about Khushis moral dilemma..if one could call it that.😊

Originally posted by: RockBarbie

Khushi like vanilla ice cream. So does everyone else. She comes from a world where any other type of ice cream doesn't exist except for vanilla. One day Arnav tells her that he likes mango ice cream. She is surprised but tries it anyway. She likes mango flavor and eats it several times. She however cannot ask anyone about it because mango is practically unheard of. Also she finds out society frowns upon some people who likes mango flavor. So she wonders about it. Is eating and liking mango flavor a bad thing to do? Is it morally wrong?

Its she who is eating. Its she who is liking the flavor. And she is finding that liking wrong.

Arnav will give her hundred reasons why mango is awesome-est flavor in the universe. Will it change her perspective? Maybe. Maybe not.

Should he try to convince her why mango flavor is awesome?
He can try. But he is a nice guy who knows that Khushi is a kind of person who is dumb enough to sacrifice her own needs and give into his - meaning tell her mango is awesome and she can try several variants of it because Arnav vouches for it. Isn't that a way to influence her to eat mango ice cream which over time she would probably come to hate? Maybe if he had let her think and decide on her own she could have decided if she wants to eat mango or vanilla. Or a mix of both.

Now tell me, should Arnav convince her? Or should she decide on her own? Or should she stick to what she believes is the right thing to do? 😊

RB, time for another update.

Originally posted by: 1chilly

RB, time for another update.

Waiting!

Update on monday / tuesday :)

I love the way you depict their emotions :D... Would love to read more...

Originally posted by: oopppsss

Everyone said Arnav Khushi are opposites.It is true where their beliefs are concerned.These two will hv to fine tune themselves.They both want to pleasure each other...sometimes we take different roads that lead to the same destination but it is not only the thrill of the arrival but the pleasure of the journey that matters.Here's wishing both of them many fun trips and shattering arrivals.

Yeah, journey is important as much as destination. This is one way to look at it :-)

Hey RB! Glad to see you back with another one.

RB! Where are you girl? Would love to read some more of this story if you are up to it.

RB, where have disappeared?