At times like this, the best thing to do, according to me that is, is to look at things as they are - and not delve deep into a matter which probably doesn't have any depth to speak of.
Sometimes children show us how easy it is to deal with certain situations- I will share something from my personal experience. Today my daughter had her maths exam- on our way back home I asked her how did her paper go ( as maths is a subject no one dares to take lightly 😆 ) and she said that it went well and I again asked her - are you sure it went very well ??? - she said yes - and then I said - hope your marks would be really good in maths - and then she burst out - she was tired after sitting for an exam for two and a half hrs - hungry and feeling the afternoon heat and really not in a mood to answer questions which really had no specific answer - she said to me - I have given my exam well, checked all the sums very carefully and minutely and the answers seem correct- now I am not going to correct the papers, so how would I knew what marks I would get ??? The examiner would and I am not an examiner mamma -
And at that moment I realised how I was unnecessarily breathing down her neck - the exam is over - there's no point in discussing all these now. And I learnt a very valuable lesson today. So thought of sharing it with you all.
Wrt to Sharica, we have no clue about what the situation is actually between them - we only form ideas from what we have observed and from what they have shared with their fans - even if we have conviction and faith in them, that should not give us the liberty to pass judgements on them and advise them on such personal matters.
If we put ourselves in their place,it would not really be a happy experience, of that I am absolutely sure.
We admire them- let's be happy in their happiness and I strongly believe in the power of positive thinking
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