Yashdeep was so right.. - Page 2

You know what the irony is that Gurpreet used to think Vrinda as "bacchi". She mentioned this to Yash in one of the initial episodes. But looking at her now proves who is really childish. She seems like an infant compared to Vrinda. Even kids aren't so arrogant and rude.

Yash's Mom (poor lady she came in for so much bashing) must be feeling vindicated now. What are the odds the first thing she told Yash after leaving was "I told you so"? 😆

Originally posted by: rekhab25

its good that u changed urself hazel_eyes23.👏

thats what i am also trying to say that as gurpreet gets older she might change herslef into a better person.

Originally posted by: rekhab25

i completely agree with u hazel_eyes23.when i got married at the age of 20 i was not mature to handle things.but as time passed by i started seeing things differently.after almost 4 years of marrigae i started seeing change in myself and i can see it takes time to become mature.yes it did took years for me to change but i wasn't blunt or arrogant.its just that i never took things seriously when i got married.sometimes maturity comes with age.

Not everyone matures after marriage, or adapts to the changing situations. You're flexible, and that's an admirable quality, but not every human contains that quality. There's no guarantee that Gurpreet would have matured after marriage. For all we know, she could have driven that entire family apart.

We don't always have reasons as to why we like or dislike certain people. It's more of an intuition, a gut feeling, a vibe, an energy, or just how that other person makes you feel that is often inexplicable in words. Yash's mom felt something, and although she did not have valid reasons to defend her claim, we can now see how right she was.

Originally posted by: roxthefox

Not everyone matures after marriage, or adapts to the changing situations. You're flexible, and that's an admirable quality, but not every human contains that quality. There's no guarantee that Gurpreet would have matured after marriage. For all we know, she could have driven that entire family apart.

We don't always have reasons as to why we like or dislike certain people. It's more of an intuition, a gut feeling, a vibe, an energy, or just how that other person makes you feel that is often inexplicable in words. Yash's mom felt something, and although she did not have valid reasons to defend her claim, we can now see how right she was.