Does abuse or violence define true & passionate love?

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Posted: 8 years ago

I've seen many people saying this & Also I remember this reading in a thread that Salman was never serious with any other woman in his life as much as he was in his relationship with Aishwarya. I read stuffs like how madly he was in love with her, he has never loved anyone truly after Aish, how She never understood his deep undying love, turned him into a Devdas by breaking his heart & all that jazz.

But my question is harassment, physical/mental abuse, threatening, bullying, violence, banging doors all night, causing a ruckus both at her house & on film sets etc. stuffs is the definition of true & passionate love in today's generation.

I am really astonished to see that abuse is termed as passion.

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Edited by TheLastOutlaw - 8 years ago

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Posted: 8 years ago

ye sab TV serials ka kiya dhara hai... abuse ko bhi passionate love ki tarah portray karte hai... and I'm even more astonished that many women find it romantic & passionate

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BhataktiJawani

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Posted: 8 years ago

Well according to Gul Khan Yes. In General and Reality a big NO.

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CherHorowitz

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Posted: 8 years ago

No

That includes verbal abuse from woman's side

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Laviee

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Posted: 8 years ago

Ask the ones who go through such pain..i dont think dey will call it passionate or true love...the one who suffers can only understand it..the 3rd party may call it love..passion bla bla(thanks to our movies n serials)..becoz as they say until n unless u go through the same situation u can NEVER know how it feels.

Glorifying madness is wrong.