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The bold part - nothing else to add.
I'm so happy to see you posting here. I remember our conversation back in Feb when I told u that I was on a KY2 marathon. I love this show and the 2 amazing leads.
Unfortunately, the show is surrounded by too much negativity offscreen. We can't change the way people think and react. We can only hope that the light of those who truly love the show overcomes all the negativity. I trust the CVs - they don't fail me where Manan r concerned.
@twinkle I haven't yet seen the ep. MTV can't let go of its great habits 😆 I so love ur definition of 'stupid' in this context 👏 We r all 'stupids'.
Hey!🤗, so good so 'see' another familiar face on this forum... and don't think I forgot how beautiful analytical you can talk about a couple you love... hope to see more of it on this forum.
The offscreen stuff is starting to overshadow the onscreen for sure, and yes it does spoil it for me a bit- which is why I tend to stay away from commenting in general these daysbut you are so on point about trusting the CVs.
In this show, that is never false hope, because you know they are as much in love with these characters and their journey as we are, and every path they have taken us down, even the ones that seemed full of sadness initially always brought o yet another incredible milestone in this relationship.
This is a show that's rooted in hope: hope of finding the owner of the hands that made the fireflies glow, hope of finding the man inside the monster, hope of true love''s first kiss, hope of understanding and forgiveness, hope of a new start and a redefined 'friendship', hope of showing how fun 'together' is... when we have seen hope prevail over and over again, why shouldn't we as viewers have a little hope too? When we have seen how every seemingly 'relationship ending' moment bring them closer, why shouldn't we hope the same this time around. Can't we follow Manik's lead and learn a little from Nandhu?😉
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