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I agree with Raman.
People with Mahaan-ta syndrome often miss the fine, rather bold print that stares them in their face. In their drive to prove that they are doing right, they do more harm than they do good. Why force something down someone's throat without knowing all the facts ? And why oh why choose a location or timing that is the worst possible under the scenario.
Of all the people that she could have reached out to, she had to pick the red herring Shagun planted. I agree with Shagun's "samaj sevak" tag about Ishita.Well as the adage goes, charity does begin at home. The people she needed to trust, she didn't ...this time the fault is all hers and only hers...Ishita.
The guy who even from a distance understood what she wanted, even something her own dad couldn't..needs a benefit of doubt. needs her complete trust.
The following picture somehow..to me ...symbolizes the relationship of Ishita Raman. Need to close the gap now, Ishita. Time is now...
People with Mahaan-ta syndrome often miss the fine, rather bold print that stares them in their face. In their drive to prove that they are doing right, they do more harm than they do good. Why force something down someone's throat without knowing all the facts ? And why oh why choose a location or timing that is the worst possible under the scenario.
Of all the people that she could have reached out to, she had to pick the red herring Shagun planted. I agree with Shagun's "samaj sevak" tag about Ishita.Well as the adage goes, charity does begin at home. The people she needed to trust, she didn't ...this time the fault is all hers and only hers...Ishita.
The guy who even from a distance understood what she wanted, even something her own dad couldn't..needs a benefit of doubt. needs her complete trust.
The following picture somehow..to me ...symbolizes the relationship of Ishita Raman. Need to close the gap now, Ishita. Time is now...
Ishaani
Cricket
