As the show comes to an end, the forum rules seem to have gone for a toss so I will answer a post that was made on the forum to bash SK. As her fan I believe I have every right to defend her and us. Sneha Kapoor left D3 of her own free will in Oct 2012. She was uncomfortable portraying intimacy on-screen, true. Did we wish to see SwaRon being passionate towards each other? Yes. Do we believe that could have been done without physical closeness? Yes again. That is where we differ from other fans who blame her for the rut SwaRon ended up in after the confession. There have been innumerable shows on TV and movies which have depicted love stories without resorting to physically intimate scenes and that includes hugs. True, SK's inhibitions may have made things difficult for the writers but not impossible. Had they been talented enough they could have given us a beautiful story even with those limitations. Hence I will place the blame for that squarely on their shoulders. Regarding her lack of professionalism, let me remind all the arm-chair critics that this was her first foray into showbiz. No one can foresee what they will like or won't like until they try it or acquire a crystal ball. She loved acting but not the industry and she was honest enough to admit it. As fans we loved her of our own free will, expected things from her of our own free will. She didn't put a gun to our head and force us to adore her, hence she had no obligation to any fan to do what we wanted. She was doing a job and she did the best she could. If that fell short of anyone's standards, that's their problem not hers.
Now coming to why I will always love Tanha wala SwaRon and refuse to move on. They showed me a story that was different from all the sappy trash regularly dished out by CVs. I loved Sharon because of her flaws not despite them. Hence when those flaws were removed from Sharon's character after Sneha's exit I didn't like it. I can never like, forget love, a Sharon who thinks "mere do anmol ratan" or kisses Swayam for the first time and doesn't even realize it or giggles uncontrollably while hopping around like a pony on steroids. My Sharon was tormented, angst ridden, reserved, mature, brash, bitchy and uncomfortable with expressions of love because it made her vulnerable. That is why I loved her. I didn't want a perfect Sharon. I loved SwaRon because they were imperfect and defined irony. Swayam loved Sharon because of who she was but they couldn't be together for that very reason. They were two people destined to love each other yet remain apart. I loved them because they showed for the first time on Indian TV that compatibility need not be a by-product of love. I gave SwaRon a chance, was even excited to see the turn their story takes after SK's exit but what I saw was unpalatable to me. I didn't want a vivacious, well rounded Sharon because to me, the minute she became a "sweet girl" she died. So for me and my fellow TanHa fans, Sharon exists in our memories and we won't move on because for us, there is nothing to move on to.