Waaah Ryka you have revisited this thread:(! And now I'm sure since you're busy studying you probably won't visit this thread again:( But well, that's okay😃
Superb... If Shan insists on calling you the commander in chief then I insist on calling you the General of Michi Army (this is cheesier, hehe). I'm amazed how you could still collect logical, strong facts and points of Michi even when you're so passionate about them.
Love all parts but here what I like the most:
Now lets see a scenario of Michi not married and not even Neev-Ayesha. The story takes off after Inder's death.
Do you all have any idea what would have happened if Milind had fought Ayesha's war😕?
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Bwahaha this is genius of you, dear...😆😆 This is a deadly question. No further comment is necessary... Not only Inder Shah's legacy would be over but everything else apart from Ayesha and Milind would be shattered and destroyed😆
[quote]Coming to how Michi fans can support an 'Abusive' relationship…
....... I agree Milind tends to go over board when he is angry and can be technically termed off as 'Abusive' But why and when does Milind behave in such a manner😕. The matters he reacts to like that aren't trivial matters like 'there is too much salt in the food.' They are issues that threaten the very basis of their relationship, of their family. He has an abusive tongue, but his actions (by that I don't mean pulling, pushing) and intensions aren't abusive in nature. If the guy had stuck to his initial plan of seeking revenge… the Shahs would have been history! Milind reacts in a negatively fierce manner not because he doesn't understand but because his facts are wrong! Facts are Facts… interpretation of those facts is what is called Understanding. Now Facts are wrong by themselves… where is the question of understanding😕?[/quote]
Glad you're explaining it. I did read the question but couldn't collect thoughts properly to answer. I did want to say that if Milind is abusive, then most people on the planet are abusive. For real what people do to thieves and betrayer? And life-threatener? Much worse, I think. His facts were indeed wrong and it might be correct to say that he shouldn't have had those facts in the first place, yet with the same facts he didn't act at all like an abusive person, IMO. Rather he acted like a perfectly normal person. Btw love the example of too much salt in the food, I do think that's the sign of real abusive people, especially husbands:(
[quote] And before you can ask 'WHAT has Milind done to deserve Prachi?' Pause for a minute, turn around and see the happy faces of the Shah family, Ramu Kaka included and the serene glow on Prachi's face… He is responsible for the peace and happiness on their faces after Inder left them devastated. Milind might not have given Prachi's the love of a husband in the beginning…but he surely honoured his commitments towards her priorities.[/quote]
*giggles* That's true, even when they hardly show properly what he's done for the poor family😆 Hats off dear, I couldn't come up with anything reading the same question😃
Sigh after yesterday's episode anyone can say anything about Milind doesn't belong with Prachi... I for one is totally secure about it now like you, Dear Ryka 😊
Edited by Magno - 17 years ago