Originally posted by: Cinnamonn
I watched the show from the very beginning. And I know what an affair is. Maya's a kid, right? Then it makes her look foolish. Because you went with a married man. Lie or not, he is still married. And you cheating with a married man and running to the wife to seek all the help in the world is what? It is hilarious like I said. Naturally which mistress goes to the wife? So should all wife's help the mistress who's sleeping with their husbands?
Funny you don't know what an affair is. It is an affair. MJ is married LEGALLY and Maya was aware of it. Whether a wife is cheating, and doing all kind of bullshit. Legally by the law MJ is a married man and manvi had a relationship with him even though he presented "divorce papers" that is what you call "sleeping with a married man" So I know what an affair is. And you know what's even hilarious is that you're stating Maya was a kid. Is that supposed to give her a pass? Poor naive manvi, who cannot and doesn't think on her own just got swept away by a man who could be her daddy? Which girl is that naive and stupid? That's not even a good look. It actually makes her desperate. She's going after a man who can be her father. That's disgusting. That does not justify what Maya did back then.. it never will.
No it was not an affair in the conventional sense...Manvi was a kid who did not voluntarily get into the relationship with evil intentions or to wreck someone's home deliberately like a femme fatale. MJ clearly concocted a sob story using Antara saying how she'd been cheating on him with so many men. That's precisely why she sought her help because who wouldn't? Manvi thought Antara was some blind, innocent woman who had no idea about the ways of her husband. You are repeatedly hauling Manvi over the coals for going to Antra without understanding this very fact. As for the rest of your spiel, I guess you have no idea about how predators work in the real world. Read up on the likes of Harvey Weinstein, Woody Allen, Roman Polanski, Michael Jackson et al