Vo Dhai Akshar The three magic words... - Page 2

Originally posted by: krystall

well i was wondering the same thing a while ago so I posted a poll and the general conclusion from all here on DMG-IF is that it does exist but is rare...!

But that was just a poll, god knows if its true. But u know, why shouldnt it exist? Its just dying, the whole soulmate concept. But I wonder if it is just a concept, and there is actually no way to find out! Its the same as, do u know whether god exists or not? Some have faith, most nowadays dont. Love...same...cant tell basically, unless it happens!

lol that just reminded me of the lyrics of Ishq bina (taal)...neeche ishq hai oopar rab hai, in dono ke beech mein sab hai! dont mind me there- crazy moment...its okay..hehe..i guess DMG has got us all thinkin abt all this stuff...😆

Originally posted by: krystall

thanks for the replies guys! I was genuinely wondering what is so important about those words- Kabse armaan in shabdon ke peeche bhaag raha hai...koi to vajhe hogi...
he's looking for that commitment from her, yet unable to provide it fully himself. Our dearest Armaan has flaws too, albeit very subtle ones 😉

and ash...gosh i long for the day when I'll truly fall in love, if at all. Love is so rare these days, nows is the generation of meaningless and several relationships, will i ever find someone with the same perspective to life as me? *sigh*

Originally posted by: dilsen1

Young krystal, love does exist though it may be getting rarer in this day and age of fast and convinient relationships. I think the newer generations lack the ability to make a commitment and work at it. With emancipation, unfortunately also come the associated issues of intolerance, focus on individual freedom and an inability to be comfortable with compromises, and we pay the price in the form of transient relationships.

Coming to DMG, I think Armaan has time and again, with his persistence, demonstrated the extent of his feelings for her. Whether its protecting her from the truth or keeping her secrets (propanol) or the care, respect & affection that he bestows on Padma, they all speak volumes of his commitment to her. His inability to let her go, no matter how terrible the provocation (a la accusing him of trying to rape her!), demonstrates how helpless he is in the face of his feelings for her. And if it had not been for her confidence and her trust bing shattered by the fact that she is adopted and not her father's natural daugher, I suspect, she would not have needed to hear the three magical words.

And I thought that Armaan could not have verbalised his feelings better. The line that he said was far more powerful than I LOVE YOU, but I guess we are conditioned to hearing these three words cos they seal a commitment to a relationship.

Having said that, dont stop dreaming and believing cos love does exist and is always within our grasp. Its just that you need to recognise that its not a bed of roses all the time, but a wonderful journey of discovery where the most important thing is that there is someone by your side, holding your hand, be it rain or sunshine.