Were Shravan's intentions honorable?

You said it girl, WORD! Aditya indeed is living in a stone age and thats why if you notice while leaving Shravan said, now Aditya(indirectly Nirmala that means) will live in grief for whole life. He didnt say Sumo here. POINT TO BE NOTED! It simply meant for him his "not so-subtle insinuation" was not a character attack on Sumo. And thats how it should be even. But I still feel Shravan did not regard Sumo as a commodity. He repeatedly mentioned it was with "consent" of both parties. He clearly said sometimes I was in TK and sometimes she was in MH. Before her he talked about his involvement. It was in his every sentence, "Husband and wife", "Shravan and Sumo", "Me and She". He in each of his sentence put himself first and then her. Its our fault that we put Sumo's "character" at stake here. Shravan never intended it. But yes apart from this whatever he said and implied was so grossly wrong because he maligned the purity of his and Sumo's friendship, trust and blind faith. He actually maligned the innocent Shravan Malhotra and that part sadly cannot be repaired now. But as they say the world and its evilness takes you in effect sooner or later...especially if you let your daemons over pwer your sense of reasoning. Hope Shravan realises it and repents his mistake.

Originally posted by: Malika

You said it girl, WORD! Aditya indeed is living in a stone age and thats why if you notice while leaving Shravan said, now Aditya(indirectly Nirmala that means) will live in grief for whole life. He didnt say Sumo here. POINT TO BE NOTED! It simply meant for him his "not so-subtle insinuation" was not a character attack on Sumo. And thats how it should be even. But I still feel Shravan did not regard Sumo as a commodity. He repeatedly mentioned it was with "consent" of both parties. He clearly said sometimes I was in TK and sometimes she was in MH. Before her he talked about his involvement. It was in his every sentence, "Husband and wife", "Shravan and Sumo", "Me and She". He in each of his sentence put himself first and then her. Its our fault that we put Sumo's "character" at stake here. Shravan never intended it. But yes apart from this whatever he said and implied was so grossly wrong because he maligned the purity of his and Sumo's friendship, trust and blind faith. He actually maligned the innocent Shravan Malhotra and that part sadly cannot be repaired now. But as they say the world and its evilness takes you in effect sooner or later...especially if you let your daemons over pwer your sense of reasoning. Hope Shravan realises it and repents his mistake.