Originally posted by: riti4u
😊 di just wanted to add into why ppl got attached to ASR ..like you I see myself in him too...though not fr right reasons actually...but for flaws that he carries ,I identify myself more with his flaws..as they are mine...I have huge anger problem...😆..you might be knowin it now..and indeed in anger ,I loose control and have done things to hurt people around but they forgave me as they knew I am not that bad😳..If ppl can give me that chance..then why cant ppl give this man a chance...why cant he be viewed with respect when he has done everything possible to undo his wrong actions...he has a conscience...he regrets..he feels guilty...his guilt and regret is what I relate the most too...as I can truely understand that aspect..and as far as good qualities in this man...oh di..I can write a book on that..😆
lovely. anger is so much a part of me i forget to mention it. my temper is known in certain circles and possibly has damaged many unknowingly. over the years, how hard i've tried to control my anger and its natural expression: a torrent of really hurtful words. why do you think i understand and empathise with their fights so much. even today, a friend can't get over the fact that my husband and i aren't scrapping all the time, with me screaming and crying and throwing things. my mother used to say till i've yelled at someone she knows they are not that precious to me. i scream at those i love the most. i know what will hurt them and i say it. sometimes the anger banishes thought and the nastiest words flow out. yet, i know if i control it too much it will only get worse. so with my loved ones now i talk about it. tell my daughter not to trust my screaming voice, to feel my love and yay for her in my heart, to know ma has that weird other side. we all do in our own way i guess.
asr's gussa is a little more ready to go than mine, but then he's 28, only now touched by love. will he become a calm saint over time? i doubt it. i somehow trust people who get angry and show it. we all have aggression, a certain amount is needed to survive. mine and yours and asr's are all out their, expressed. over and done with. then there are the ones who show it in a passive way. like khushi. it's really hard to handle this difference. usually the ones like asr lose out, because everyone sees and are upset by that anger. but as you say, such people when they realise, really ask for forgiveness and know they need to. i can live with that.
there i wrote the book. and guess what, i can see your straight forward, non manipulative, say it as it is, honest asr side too, riti. remember our religion takkar? all of it was there.
Edited by indi52 - 12 years ago
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