Originally posted by: tejaswiniwenham
idk how i feel about Preet's trust though. i am a believer that love really can happen in one second- its not a calculated decision (from personal experience 😳), its something you can live without but thats not really living. but trust- that grows over time with nurture. and ishaan has nurtured that in their relationship over the years. he's been nothing but committed to her and their child and family for these many years. trust isn't like faith- its something that is very difficult to falter. i think about it this way- if one fine day my husband suddenly said something like that to me out of the blue, i would think its a joke. when you live with someone for 5 years you believe that you know everything about that man- from how many times he showers to how loud he snores at night. she's built up confidence in him over 5 years. sharing their sadness and happiness. and his timing for the confession couldn't have been worse. she had just shared her tragedy and the resulting deep prejudice for the padosi mulq and the next second her husband says- oh FYI I'm from there and I'm not the person you thought you'd married at all. how is that one moment suppose to be bigger than her 5 years spent with him. and sometimes things we know and take as truth make it VERY difficult to spot an alternate. so i don't think Preet not doubting Ishaan despite of him spelling out the truth to her that farfetched. she hasn't really seen any concrete proof of anything against him. its all been situations that could've raised accidentally. you can't just start doubting your husband cos of some situational proof. so i guess i understand her stance. but it will be EXTREMELY painful for her in the long run.
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