If i ever got married like that, i would make his life HELL! Maybe get rid of him and run away.
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If i ever got married like that, i would make his life HELL! Maybe get rid of him and run away.
I have a feeling people here on the forum can't see a girl's point of view even though most are girls. Most of the girls here are young and have ideal perspective of love---like any pain caused in love is not pain. Anger towards one wife is acceptable because he ultimately loves her. Which is how most people view love until you get older and are surround by love and see that it simply a feeling combined with respect, when one person puts you down, abuses you there is no room for forgetting it even though they claim to love you and here arnav has never claimed to love her. Lastly, the whole thing about the abuse/humiliation being in private being justified baffles me. That is the most hurtful kind, because she is suffering alone.
Originally posted by: PinkPari
Finally someone on this forum who thinks like me haha! Seriously, a guy who has never told you he loves you, has been pretty mean to you for 8 months, then 2 days before you get married gives you bangles and acts all lovey dovey, then on the day of the wedding forces you to get married through blackmail, then throws you out on the suhaag raat, and that isn't even half of it!Oh man, my head hurts just thinking about it! And yup most of the forum seems to have very airy fairy notions of love. I'm a bit of a cynic when it comes to love myself hence why I find it easy to see both sides of the coin.
Two wrongs do not make a right! What ASR did was not acceptable. Neither is this regardless of the reason! Marriage is supposed to bring maturity! Payal can raise above her challenges with dignity and class, why not Khushi?
Weak scripts are weak scripts!I do respect your opinions so I reserve the right to disagree,
To some extent I don't blame him for doing what he is doing-by verbally abusing her and not being kind to her. I also don't blame him for not asking her about it. Why should he? Arnav has been shown to do as he pleases and he believes that he is always right. why would he ask her when Shyam told him clearly that khushi and him are in love. And even if that was the truth and he did ask her would he expect her to admit it. No, she would deny it so what would be the point in asking her in his point of view. right now he is doing everything he can to save his sister's marriage because she is who comes before anyone else in his life even khushi. So, khushi unaware of this is trying her best to do what she can to get out of this marriage. There actions are justified according to their characters and perspectives. He feels like he has been betrayed by the one he loved, and Khushi is suffering from humiliation, abuse and loveless marriage. Nothing is out of character, and things will sort themselves out soon enough (spoilers say so). we just have to be patient.
If it weren't for mishti's spoilers, I probably would have been dreading the episodes this week but her spoilers have left me hopeful that Khushi's antics will soon come to an end. These antics were used as a driving force to bring out ASR and for him to finally give her the answers she has deserved to know from the start of their marriage.