Samaina FF - The Reluctant Groom and His Accidental Bride CH 49 pg 81 - Page 21

Hey May,

I agree with you 💯... it's so sad that the girl could not find it in herself to trust her parents or any senior person. Often the victim doesn't realise that their fear is what gives power to the bully. I speak from personal experience where my sister was a victim of a very bad relationship in college and she could not get out of the vicious circle on her own. She ended up trying suicide but luckily I found her in the nick of time and could finally convince her that as a family we could fight that horrible man out of her life.

We had to literally beat him up in front of her to break through her terror. I don't know why such horrible parasites exist in this world, and they always find victims...but if only these victims could be convinced that help is always always always available so many lives could be saved.

And what this girl failed to see that her suicide is a much much bigger burden for her parents to bear than momentary shame.

I pray for the parents and hope they find the strength to go on. As for that bully, I really hope karma comes calling soon.

Very truly said May this message is worth reading . Really very painful for parents . We should make them believe that they come to us in every situation . Thanku once again May

Srilatha

Thank You May Di for sharing this post here.

I agree with you that this forum has a lot of younger members. And it's good that you have shared your thoughts here. Really sorry for the parents. It's very painful.

I hope that our younger generation finds a friend in their parents and starts sharing their problems with them. If not with them then with someone else ( brother/ sister). And parents should also understand this generation.

Lots of love and prayers for everyone!

Hi May

What a thought provoking note. I am sure there must be lots of teenagers following your story and this note would have made them sit up and think, look around and be alert.

As you mentioned children are the fulcrum of parents' existence and I shudder to think of the trauma the poor child had to go through and now the parents.

May God bless her soul and give the.parents immense strength to overcome this loss.

Take care.

Very much needed message for all youngsters.. what ever happens they need to share it with their parents or elder siblings before giving up... nothing can be beyond life and no reason is just enough to give up life..

Dear May di....

It's really nice that you shared this with us. It's really good that we do not only share stories here but also some serious issues like this was discussed in the forum.👍

Even my daughter is young,she is in 10th std...nd son is also in 8th

We (me nd my husband) always tell them that no matter what ever happens we are always there for them. It's obvious that at some point of time as a parent we had scolded them or may be little strict to them but that is for their better future.

And thank god that they always tells us about their friends nd school nd everything.

Even they watched one episode of crime petrol in which a girl who was in college shared everything with her parents despite of them scolding her sometimes, and that helped parents nd that girl too ,to save her friends nd her life from a big disater...

Even my husband is IT engineer,so we always tell our kids to take his help whenever needed about this social media thing.

May that girl's soul rest in peace nd may God give strength to his family to overcome from this insident.

Lots of love dear 😍

Sejal

Nd yes May di,

We will wait for next update, next week....

No worries...

Take your time dear 😊

Take care...

Heya May, I completely agree on whatever u have posted. The amount of social media exposure these days the youngsters get is both boon and bane and it depends on how we use it.

May God give the girl's family enough strength to move on in their life. And as far as the guy is concerned am sure Karma would come back.

I strongly feel we as parents need to understand our kids much more better and give them the confidence that no matter what we will always stand by them as long as they are right. This trust and confidence needs to be induced in our kids.

We need to understand their symptoms and withdrawal conditions and accordingly support them.

Thanks for discussing this on this platform and hope our younger generations would be careful and confide in their parents, siblings or friends.

Lots of love

Sneha.

The updates have been a blessing, May! Studies had and still have been taking most of my time and whenever I had needed a break(especially teh past few weeks), I just go back to reading the novels I am reading at that point of time or come here and just re-read the updates especially there are some of my favourite in the starting of the story! ❤️

Coming back to the story, indeed girls are also supposed to be made aware of the physical aspect of the relationship between husband and wife. Not only Naina isn't aware, she has some wrong knowledge about it like a kiss leads to a baby! I am eager to see how Sameer is going to slowly make her comfortable and when will he be finally able for get his meetha 😆

You are doing a wonderful job with this story and this story is so much more than just a fiction for me now! It's my stress-buster ❤️ Sorry for not being able to constantly comment.

yes i agree this story is just so so so....i dont have words to praise ur skills may...its just so soothing nd it is stress buster for all of us...plzzz keep writing this ff...we love to read RGAB...❤️