I am sorry but your statements about divorced women is a very generalized statement. Just because you might not have seen or met someone like Anuj Kapadia in your life, for you to claim that such a person doesn't exist in this entire world of 7.7 billion population is an extremely generalized and frankly a nonfactual statement. Sure, its very rare to find someone like him in this world, but it is not impossible, or something that has never been heard. You don't have to go far, you can find example in india itself. Please read a biography on Ratan Tata.
And for you to again make a statement like a man wouldn't wanna be with a divorcee woman with 3 kids is again a very generalized and frankly a regressive statement. Sure, in India, a country where patriarchy is still very much prevalent in its society, finding a man like Anuj is rare... but again it is not impossible. Not every man in a such a society are patriarchal either.
Anuj's love for Anu can be understood because he's known her since they were in college. He fell in love with her in college... its not like Anuj met Anu today and few weeks later he fell in love with her (keeping in account her being divorce and a mother of 3 kids).
Edited: Its okay to fall in love at a later age, at 40s and 50s. Its okay to fall out of love after being married for several years. Its okay to love someone one-sidedly for years. Its okay to not want to get married. Its okay to know your partner for few months/yrs before getting married. Its okay to be in a live-in relationship. We are living in 2021, not 1900s
What is not okay is physically, mentally or emotionally torturing or abusing a woman for years.
Edited by YoungHeart - 3 years ago
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