Aryan-Imlie/ AryLie Discussion Thread 15 🧿 - Page 93

Originally posted by: lovereading14

The woman should be ashamed... but at the end of the day this is the school thought Imlie comes from too! she has seen her mother wait years before moving on with the man who has always stood by her side.

Dont people learn from mistakes? If she has seen her mother waiting anf moping for a man who wouldnt even care if she is dead .why would she go jump down same hole . Was waiting as daughter enough for her ? Where did reality go hiding . Coz mostly ppl get bitter seeing their loved ones suffer at the hands of love . Imlieland must be weedland .high on unrequited love

Originally posted by: SundariP

Yes.... After Saturday and Monday debacle 🤣

if you start adding a line after every *cough cough* then your siggy will be verrrryyyyyy long 🤪

Originally posted by: lovereading14

FK is 29...

All the more better 🤣

Originally posted by: libran90

No, Meethi just relayed what condition was Aditya in, and then Imlie had said that nothing can be changed and we need to move on. Meethi also said that hopefully, both find their happiness in life, she never mentioned each other. She just wanted these two individuals to be happy.

What Meethi hasn't seen is her daughter's idiosyncracies for Aditya. As long as the marriage existed, Meethi advised Imlie like any other mother would, considering which part of the world Meethi comes from. But Meethi also had faith that Imlie is set to achieve bigger things in life, unlike her. And she has always been proud of Imlie's achievements academically and professionally.

But this reality, this impulsive, reckless, dangerous self, she has never seen. She has never seen her pain, her agony, and the extent of it. She has never seen this utter disregard for everything else for Aditya. Maybe she has just heard. But sunne me aur dekhne me farq hai.

Meethi has only seen her daughter's strength or Imlie's depiction of her strength, but not this. Meethi needs to see what a mess her daughter actually is, what degree of derailment she has undergone. Meethi has to put her foot down because as per Imlie's words, only Meethi has a right to her life and no one else. It's time Meethi actually tries to be an effective mother.

@malang she should ideally learn from her mistakes... @libran90 makes a fair point though... have a read.

Originally posted by: ImTyro

Birthday- 4.9.1990

yes you are right (the age was written as in 2019 when i searched it up)

@sundariP you were right too!

I and @meetpremeer stand corrected 😆

Originally posted by: lovereading14

if you start adding a line after every *cough cough* then your siggy will be verrrryyyyyy long 🤪

I think that's that ... Won't need to add more 🤪

Originally posted by: SundariP

I think that's that ... Won't need to add more 🤪

Should I add "It's not a personal insult lest the shoe fits?"

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Bold of you to think what [redacted]'s pankhas do is 'revolutionary'

Originally posted by: Bluegrass

Should I add "It's not a personal insult lest the shoe fits?"

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THAT is a good one! Please add 🤪

Originally posted by: lovereading14

@malang she should ideally learn from her mistakes... @libran90 makes a fair point though... have a read.

I agree with libran. Meethi as mother is right places .but she has seen this self destructive side of her dauhhter.what this sham of a marriage brought her down to .

I was talking about imlie an individual . A teenager who might have taken taunts about being an illegal child, who saw a mother in waiting for man she never knew. Who only brought stain and shame to her mother .at some point might have hated her father ,teenage and rebellion go hand in glove. If there was any sane person she would hav gone into mad loathing in the whole love system . But here she jumped heads down in love with a man who didn't want anything to do with her , married another woman right infront of her eyes. She still talk about Humara pyaar ?, Wat pyaar ? Explain pyaar

Originally posted by: Bluegrass

Should I add "It's not a personal insult lest the shoe fits?"

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Bold of you to think what [redacted]'s pankhas do is 'revolutionary'

@bold: it was more for me than them 😆

@Italics : @love already said it but hell yeah!!