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Originally posted by: adits7

dis time it wud b fr love....motherhood.....she already loves her baby evn b4 he is born...dis time she is gonna marry fr d kid....bt dis time d choice is rite.........

Originally posted by: VJnLNMDJ

If there is a marriage , somethings like what you say will make the Maneet magic last longer ...actually its all the angst that is making it so catchy these days and that shud stay for some time...

VJ

Originally posted by: Starry_night

Yeah...you are right there......she loves her baby a lot.....and can do anything for her baby......and the choice is also right.....but if she is not in love with Maan by the time they get married then again for her it would be a sort of compromise.......she would not be whole-heartedly into the marriage and won't be as happy as she would be if it's love.......she will fall into love later for sure......but that's another thing altogether.

Originally posted by: sweet coco

confession will def be post-marriage...there's going to be some betrayal feelings on maan's side...then geet will feel like a charity case...geet will respect...maan will continue loving her..some cute hubby-wifey scenes..and finally a romantic confession in a black-white combo!!!

Originally posted by: adits7

it wud b maan mkin her fall fr him....also geet knws maan better dn wat she did dev.......

Originally posted by: adits7

dis time it wud b fr love....motherhood.....she already loves her baby evn b4 he is born...dis time she is gonna marry fr d kid....bt dis time d choice is rite.........

Originally posted by: hira5431

I agree..I would love for their lovestory to start after marriage..b/c now geet would avoid any attempt of maan to get close to her, sayin its wrong, what will the world say etc..(lol..all this of course after maan admits to being in love)..but if its her husband, she would have nothing to say against him.

and guys, I know the main idea is for geet to become strong..but the reality of our society is the belief that being illegitimate is wrong..which is what geet's baby is..this is the trump card that Maan and daadi will play to get geet to agree to marriage..And I don't look at Geet agreeing to marry maan, under whichever circumstances, as her being weak. She always says that she'd do anything to keep her baby safe, etc. So I think, agreeing to a loveless marriage (at least on her part) to give her baby safety would be the ultimate test and sacrifice for her..it wouldn't be out of weakness, but it'll be out of strength b/c its easy to marry for love. But to enter into a bond out of duty and responsibility is the hardest decision of all..She might refuse at first when maan offers for her, but she will surrender in the end thinkin about the best for her baby.. i agree wid u...d bond wud b stronger also love doesnt hv only 1 aspect...der r many kinds of love relations...

and just imagine..maan cuddling geet's baby😍its soo adorable when rough tough guys handle babies in their strong arms!!..u know, for me, this baby has nothing to do with Dev. Its geet's baby and that is how Maan will look at the baby too.. B/C Maan, for all that arrogance n male ego, is a mature person and wouldn't resort to narrow-minded thinkin..He will adore that baby like his own..and growing up as MSK's shadow, that baby will be a junior DD/MSK if its a boy, or papa's little princess if its a girl😍......nw dis ll b a visual treat..........😍

Originally posted by: SonyaBlade

Did i miss something. Does Geet know the sex of her baby....because talking of social norms I thinks its presumptuous to assume that the baby is going to be a boy.

i don't mean to pick on you, but this is something that has been brought up in Geet as an issue and is definitely a reality in India along with many other parts of the world.

IF Geet does marry Maan because he offers due to the well being of child, I don't think anything is wrong with that. A mother's first responsibility is always and will always be to her children and she is always willing to make sacrifices for the well being of her children.