Originally posted by: TrollikaDevi
I agree everyone reacts to trauma differently but nobody reacts in a way that says its okay to violate some women's personal spaces as long as mine isnt violated. When it comes to that everyone has the same reaction usually...that its NOT okay no matter who does it. Unless theyre powerless to express their opinions.
@ bold That was what I was talking about..that is the problem. Why would she consider him a good friend when he goes around sl ut shaming women or choking girls half his size? She was not running out of a safe space in that house..Rashmi who has been her friend for years was available . Other people were available.Its a strange coincidence that she found a safe person in the contestant that seemed to be the most popular or the most favoured. She parked herself beside him .and ignored terrible misogynistic actions by him for selfish gains and when she does such things to make herself happy she or anyone in her place should be questioned. I cant imagine any victim of such trauma finding it cute when similar scenes are being played out right before her eyes. She was not held at gun point that she had no other option but to keep quiet.
Again, we can't generalise these things! Are we really blaming the victim here? Cuz that's just going to defeat the entire purpose. Why is she expected to stand up against humanity and fight all odds to show that she's 'strong' and completely over it. The battles we fight inside us are as good as fighting the entire world. Let her come out of that first, then worry about everyone else? and LOL that too for Shehnaz who is well capable of defending herself and getting attention at the same time.
We don't know what their equations are with each other outside the house, so if she really felt Rashmi could be trusted and was safe for her, she would have stuck by her, but Rashmi only thought of her when her other options ran out so..
I do not support or encourage the shit that Shukla does with Sana in the house, or the shit that Shukla does in general, but my point is there are 8 other people in the house (few of them also victims of assault) who have not raised a voice against it. Heck, there are millions of people outside who are FANS and have named this new age violence 'Sidnaaz' instead of condemning it.
Let Arti be and let her have this moment without any judgements. 🤗
Edited by BBfan24x7 - 6 years ago