Originally posted by: thedramaqueen
<font color="#ff00ff">You guys I tell ya! I don't finish catching up on the previous thread and there is a new one full of life already. Thank you again for debating with dignity. </font>
<font color="#ff00ff">To jasw's point in the previous thread, I'll use the example posted by payal in that thread. The jhula and the topic of laundry. </font>
<font color="#ff00ff">With the jhula, dev needed to tell Sonakshi, "darling, this is making me uncomfortable. How about we put this in the mezzanine and we go on a weekend get-away where I have a jhula in the balcony. We'll also have a jhula in our jogeshwari farmhouse bedroom" . This is how the Venn diagram circles slowly start overlapping more and more with a couple. Getting hurt repeatedly was making no one happy. But I have 14 yrs ka tazurba. They were 2 months into the marriage. </font>
<font color="#ff00ff">With the laundry sonakshi really applied her middle class, we all share the workload approach to a too busy to fold clothes guy. When they were poor he didn't care. Neha or Ishwari probably did it. He only had one shirt to wear to school. When they were rich, Ishwari took over. All sonakshi had to tell Ishwari was, "ma, next time could you leave Dev's clothes on the bed". She needed to let Dev know she feels uncomfortable with anyone aside from them two handling their clothes. And after that if Ishwari kicked up a fuss, dev would have handled her. There was no need for any Dev training to happen. She could have told Dev "honey, let's sort our clothes and you can then tell me which dress you find nicest on me". They really needed to speak each other's love language</font>
<font color="#ff00ff">The problem with Ishwari and Bijoy was very different. The end result was the same. Devakshi's unhappiness. </font>
<font color="#ff00ff">Bijoy would look at the jhula issue and say, it's my daughter's bedroom. It's her money. Why can't she keep a jhula. Dev is not suitable for my daughter. He would completely miss the point that his daughter would never have told kushal and ritwick she wants a jhula. And jatin and her would never share the same bedroom let alone jhula</font>
<font color="#ff00ff">The problem with Ishwari was, my son never liked any changes. Why is this girl allowed to make these changes. She is troubling my son or has his wrapped around her fingers and soon he will stop caring for me like he does today. My tantrums won't have the same effect. She would completely miss the point that if Dev didn't get the calming effect of Sona's love, he will become a living corpse.</font>
<font color="#ff00ff">I hope made some sense. </font>