Originally posted by: yrhpk_aus
Haan geetu, it breaks my heart💔. Why does Mishti and Abir always have to be the leader in problem solving. Both the families have only looked at them, as the solver - BM/BP have always put that pressure on Mishti to be the sane/mature one and find a solution, and at RV house; Nanu Parul and even Kunal have always reiterated how much the house needs Abir because only then is the place happy - because he is the solution finder, otherwise no one knows or wants to do anything to fix the problem.
It's even worse now because the issue between the sisters needs to be sorted within the mah family. But yet again BM/BP, Varsha and everyone are ignoring their responsibility of sitting down the with girls practically to ask what each of their problems are. Instead they are emotionally cornering them with family reputation, sasural and bahu duties and what not.
I don't understand why everyone (fandom) is expecting Abir to have complete control and understanding of what is going and how to fix it. How is he supposed to know, understand or figure out a solution to the sister's problem, if Mishti nor Kuhu nor BM/BP talk openly about it, none of them trying to dig to real issues. Bas upar upar se gol gol baat kar rahe hain. I reckon that's what Abir is trying to explain to Mishti, but unfortunately he isn't using the right words or approach.
The writers and makers as usual are purposely twisting situations and dialogues out of proportion just for drama effect, and also to create loopholes for future tracks. That's the issue with infinite long-running shows - you never get proper closure for things, because once it closes, then the show could end. It's frustrating to say the least.
Abi ke liye, my mind and heart is overwhelmed, confused and little lost. It's better for our sanity not to break our heads open, arguing or trying to make each other understand who is right vs who is wrong (but rather look at the bigger picture), because the writing just isn't that clear anymore.
@bold(above): when typing that line - I just realised, I'm saying the same thing that Abir trying to say😲😆👏 Abir is trying to tell Mishti, there is no point focusing on the negativity (Kuhu) around us, when we know she is not going to change OR it's about time we dig deep to root cause because these superficial fights, blaming, acting & pretending to be nice is not going to give any stability to our future. If we are really going to think about being parents, then it's time we start discussing the way want to lead our lives for our future children - do we want to be showing/exposing them to these kinds of environments, where we are all stepping on hot coals uncertain when something is going to burst out of proportion.
*note: the fact that no one is talking to Kuhu about this is the real issue. But that's not Abir's job. He is using the comfort, ease and haq he has with his wife, to try and guide her. He wants his mishtee, to move past these childhood issues (kuhu's blame game and abandonment fears). But it's true he is taking a very twisted route, not ideal at all.
Moral: It's complicated #phew
Just want to say your posts are ek se ek badhkar khidki posts ⭐️⭐️ mujhe bada sukoon mil raha hai padh ke ❤️