#Devil's Den# :Maaneet Hue Show se Paraye :( - Page 29

Originally posted by: hegdemedha

I agree especially with the point you made about this Geet whose ultimate aim in life is a trip to Mumbai and new clothes for the wedding, as opposed to the post-Amritsar Geet who, without a word, stood by her husband, accepted a life of relative austerity and appreciated the value of a mere Rs. 50 earned by her husband through sheer manual labour.

Originally posted by: jyoti06

Some people who go through maturity level too early in their life and get bored of their all so serious life ,wants to let themselves all free like a kid at the later stage of their life post marriage (depending on life partner of course😆) ...

I can empathise with this because I do act this way at times. I did not have a great childhood having lost a parent quite early in life and grew up ahead of time. Being a super sensitive kid made me react to circumstances differently from my younger sister who was more tolerant. I used to take up her battles for her since I felt she needed to be protected. As a result she tended to be more reliant on my judgement. People always wondered how two siblings can be so different from each other. I've had superlative grand parents around me though who helped me cope with my emotional upheavals. Post marriage I have regressed in to being a spoilt and pampered brat many a times, thanks to a loving and tolerant hubby who was advised by my grandmom soon after marriage that if there is one thing I will fall flat for, it is unconditional love. I do come back to reality pretty soon but when I am in one of my spoilt brat phases I am more than a hand full. They say your faults irritates you the most when you see it in others. Maybe that is why Geet irritated me so much yesterday although I would not have behaved the way she did just for a trip to some place. My reasons have to be a bit stronger than that. By the way, today I think my sister is the more mature one between the two of us, having had to go through so much in her post marriage life. So people do get shaped by the people and the circumstances in their lives.

@Opti:The file is a good symbolism u mentioned 👏...it did stuck my mind yesterday for a moment since last time MSK picked up the wrong file without trusting Geet while this time he shows his trust on her but she breaks the trust by messing it all up ;So the point is if one is trying to make the relationship work ,the other person disappoints and thats why we hv never seen Maaneet together as a unit taking any decisions about their relationship ; This track gives scope to actually show both Maan and Geet together trying to work out their relatinoship with a fresh start and eventually I m hoping that he will start to get flashes of his past and she will learn to give him time and space ...

Jyo, I have my doubts as to whether this LVRaaz is indeed connected with the Geet team. We never see his name in the list of credentials. Maybe it is just another attention seeker and we are barking up the wrong tree.

Originally posted by: Opti

I can empathise with this because I do act this way at times. I did not have a great childhood having lost a parent quite early in life and grew up ahead of time. Being a super sensitive kid made me react to circumstances differently from my younger sister who was more tolerant.

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Originally posted by: Boogleton.Schiz

I have a huge temper, I react to small things but I definitely would not throw away an important file just to go to small trip.

Exactly. I would not have gone to that extent. The maximum I would have done is yell at my hubby and then break into tears.No way will I throw his things around to vent my anger. Even in my super angry mood I draw the line, especially on things which cannot be repaired or retrieved.

Originally posted by: Pixie-Dust

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