Jallu and Jodha reach Agra...... - Page 34

Originally posted by: blackvelvet

I agree that more than jodha, jalal has fallen in the eyes of most, infact he is subterrenean for me right now...but you know though it is true that *you are the keeper of your own dignity*,,,...but inspite of that we fell insulted at times by the words and acts of others dont we?...jodha is no exception...it is insulting and very painful for her to be so let down by that one person she loved and trusted the most...and there is no effort on jalals side to soften the blow...yet...
btw do really appreciate your attempts to make light of a very trying situation...like your sense of humour 😉

Originally posted by: mishtidoi

Sorry to butt in.

I agree with all points here, both sides of the fence.

We are arguing so much as a third party...but looking at JoJa do you all really feel, they have given up on each other...for the woman Jodha I know, she wouldn't have gone back if her inner being, pride and all would've been hurt to core...for the man Jalal I know, he wouldn't have looked towards Jodha if he'd felt tattered by her...she is hurt and had hurt, he's hurt and had hurt...but no where I see, either of them are taking it as an end point of their relationship...this is the frustration phase both are going through and neither, I say neither of them took care of the pregnancy situation.

Originally posted by: ---Khushi---

When the macro economy of a country is in trouble, the prime minister may have to take many decisions on various micro issues, which in the short term, may appear to be harmful to the masses, but in the longer run, beneficial by a long shot...the masses may crib, they may cry hoarse, but when they finally reap the rewards, they ought to then realise the good intent & far sighted ness of their pm...

NOT ALL CAN HAVE FAR SIGHTED VISION, & it requires a lot of courage & intellect to effectively carry out longer term plans, in the process probably hurting near & dear ones for a short period of time...the important thing to note at the end of the entire exercise would be to note the INTENT...& if one has had faith during the entire exercise, the question of intent would not even arise, would it???

Originally posted by: ---Khushi---

When the macro economy of a country is in trouble, the prime minister may have to take many decisions on various micro issues, which in the short term, may appear to be harmful to the masses, but in the longer run, beneficial by a long shot...the masses may crib, they may cry hoarse, but when they finally reap the rewards, they ought to then realise the good intent & far sighted ness of their pm...

NOT ALL CAN HAVE FAR SIGHTED VISION, & it requires a lot of courage & intellect to effectively carry out longer term plans, in the process probably hurting near & dear ones for a short period of time...the important thing to note at the end of the entire exercise would be to note the INTENT...& if one has had faith during the entire exercise, the question of intent would not even arise, would it???

Originally posted by: blackvelvet

Hey Padbear are you jo's mind reader 😆 ?...how do you know her *degree* of pain...and how do you know she had 'recovered' by friday????...telepathy???... 😉 😆 ...

Originally posted by: PadBear

well I personally don't put my faith in people 😆 they always let me down. I myself let myself down.

I can trust somebody but if that trust is thrown back in my face, then I will take a while to recover.

it's ok Khushi, I'll identify with the uneducated masses who are not far sighted... I'd rather do that than have blind faith in another human being. It's not fair on Jalal to make him out to be some god. 😆 Poor man.

Originally posted by: blackvelvet

Hey Padbear are you jo's mind reader 😆 ?...how do you know her *degree* of pain...and how do you know she had 'recovered' by friday????...telepathy???... 😉 😆 ...