Originally posted by: mango.falooda
the confession and their love story was botched up completely that I am still perplexed by the CVs. that said, I think it is logical that the story goes this way and the memory ghost of aditya pops up. it needed to happen as this is a daily drama.
one of my relatives is a psychiatrist and she regularly counsels those who are considering second marriage after divorce. she once shared that when people do not address the issues in their first marriage and the role they played in it, those same issues will crop up again like a beast in the second marriage. at the same, there has to be way for the second marriage spouses to be able to address or talk about what happened in their previous relationship and the baggage they are bringing in order to move forward together. if they don't, there will be times when there is a comparison or some form the first marriage will appear like a ghost and cause problems. so both spouses need to be on the same page about what happened and talk about stuff. that is what happens in the real world.
so I have been waiting for the ball to drop for a long while and I am glad to see that we are finally seeing some semblance of reality and a genuine conflict between the two. without these kind of painful arguments, you cannot have true relationship growth.
Oh I agree. It had to come sometime or other. I was merely saying if it was addressed before confession rightfully, then it wouldn't have escalated to this point that leads to seperation.
We are not unaware of the circumstances that this can't be explored at the right time. If manasvi stayed, we'd have a completely different storytelling.
And this track is natural progression in story, unlike Jyoti, which was totally manufactured. Even if they managed to salvage it by the end.