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Meena

@chotidesi

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Posted: 10 years ago

#291

If anyone is around, I am free!

Just comment with a question, and... maybe I'll answer. If I can. I've never done this before! But I'm curious to see what you guys are curious about :)

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DDC1

@DDC1

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Posted: 10 years ago

#292

How do you solve the conundrum without compromise?

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Meena

@chotidesi

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Posted: 10 years ago

#293

Originally posted by: DDC1
How do you solve the conundrum without compromise?

You don't. 😆

But learning to compromise takes time. There will be a (hopefully) satisfying conclusion to "the conundrum".

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...ASB100...

@...ASB100...

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Posted: 10 years ago

#294

Does Arnav really, truly love Khushi? I know he said he loves her, and he's shown that in numerous ways and you'd convinced me with his confession that he loves her, but...does he respect her? Because if he did, he wouldn't said what he said in this chapter. But then, if he doesn't respect her, does what he feel for her actually count as love? Can you a love a person and not respect them? Does that still count as love?

Sorry, bohot zyada philosophical ho gaya na. 😆

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DDC1

@DDC1

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Posted: 10 years ago

#295

Isn't compromise itself unfair given that the conundrum is not minor?

On the forum, whose writing have you coveted?

Off the forum, whose writing have you coveted?

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Meena

@chotidesi

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Posted: 10 years ago

#296

Originally posted by: ...ASB100...
Does Arnav really, truly love Khushi? I know he said he loves her, and he's shown that in numerous ways and you'd convinced me with his confession that he loves her, but...does he respect her? Because if he did, he wouldn't said what he said in this chapter. But then, if he doesn't respect her, does what he feel for her actually count as love? Can you a love a person and not respect them? Does that still count as love?

Sorry, bohot zyada philosophical ho gaya na. 😆

Answer to Q1: Read bold. 😆

Answer to Q2 and onwards: I don't necessarily believe he doesn't respect her, but merely has an ego large enough to create another person and thinks that instead of DMji knows best, Arnavji knows best.

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kiwikali

@kiwikali

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Posted: 10 years ago

#297

Ok, here goes.

1. Cannot get the idea of ASR as a James Bond/Pink Panther crossover character out of my head! 😉

2. I'm loving this story, and the struggle of the two, but I am having a difficult time with the idea that Khushi is so principled in terms of her philosophy, and yet has fallen deeply in love with someone who (on the surface at least) does not share her values. Does that make sense? And do you have a plan for resolving that?

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Meena

@chotidesi

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Posted: 10 years ago

#298

Originally posted by: DDC1
Isn't compromise itself unfair given that the conundrum is not minor?

On the forum, whose writing have you coveted?

Off the forum, whose writing have you coveted?

By compromise, I think I more indicate a willingness to listen. Does that make sense?

On the forum: meera30, Expel, Di, and Mirabell.

Off the forum: NYT columnists (huge news junkie), Abraham Verghese, JK Rowling (Ravenclaw forever), and a lot of nonfiction. Not a classics person.

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...ASB100...

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Posted: 10 years ago

#299

Arnav and Khushi hamesha will happen eventually right? 😆

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Meena

@chotidesi

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Posted: 10 years ago

#300

Originally posted by: kiwikali
Ok, here goes.

1. Cannot get the idea of ASR as a James Bond/Pink Panther crossover character out of my head! 😉

2. I'm loving this story, and the struggle of the two, but I am having a difficult time with the idea that Khushi is so principled in terms of her philosophy, and yet has fallen deeply in love with someone who (on the surface at least) does not share her values. Does that make sense? And do you have a plan for resolving that?

1. AHH RIGHT?! Okay, that idea actually excites me so much. Plus, no ugly suits- sexy, well tailored ones. *sigh*

2. I think... that at the core, the things they value- family, loyalty, etc- are the same. And that's what makes it possible for them to fall in love, IMO. I think these took precedence- at least initially.

I hope you'll feel as if I've resolved it at the end- but it'll take a while for them to get over this little hump. They're both stubborn as- er, donkeys. 😆