Originally posted by: I-Am-SherLOCKED
Virat has been very inconsistent and blow hot-blow cold to begin with but right after Aaba's death, he did a lot for Sai, so it is understandable why she forgave tiny transgressions like blaming her for Pakhi leaving the house, etc. The first big red flag was during the alta drama. When Virat said, "Usko zabardasti kyun nahin lagaya" that was seriously so pathetic and messed up. But Sai herself didn't hear him say that so I am letting it go. From Sai's perspective, she should have left after he held her hand and threatened to lock her up and give her no food. There can never be redemption for that. Moreover, his apology was so flat. He felt bad that he didn't live up to his own "women-respecting" image rather than the hurt and trauma he caused Sai. She should have left then.
Now, she has her scholarship and Aaba's money. She has no reason to stick on with Virat after everything he has done and everything his family puts her through every day.
@Bold: Agreed.
@Bold & Italics:
My biggest issue with Virat is that everything he feels is about his own perspective. He never once considers how Sai actually feels. Its always "What did I do wrong (asked in a way where he can't even recognize what he did wrong)" or "how could she act that way with me" or as you said, "oh this isn't how I usually behave, I must correct myself bc #selfpride" or with this PP promise ordeal, "I don't feel that way about PP, so why do I need to answer to anything". It's always about him. He never once thinks about how his actions, behavior, dialogue, sounds and appears to Sai and how it makes Sai feel. It's actually really self-centered and even a borderline narcissistic way of thinking.
If she were more experienced in relationships, Sai would've picked that up a lot quicker. My ex was kind of like this. Nice guy off the bat but every issue was about what I did to him - how it made him feel - how it caused him to react in an x y z way. It's actually very emotionally manipulative to turn things around on the other person as if one has no fault in the situation either. I left him even though we were a month away from getting married. But I had a huge support system to back me up when I made the decision. Sai unfortunately doesn't.