One hell of a puke worthy new Promo!! Sick sick sick🤬🤬 - Page 14

Originally posted by: RainFire125

Romanceeeeeeeeeeeeee :) :) but what amazing plot and intertwining of multiple characters. I love this story!! You read this, you will feel Anuj Kapadia is just 40% there

Let's start a new topic and share few books to read. I too have been thinking, it's high time now to go back to books..

Originally posted by: Km181

It's same for most of us, we were obsessed or say invested in Anuj.

I too haven't seen since Saturday.

There is a saying...

Jis kahani ko anjam tak le jana ho muskil use ek haseen mod pe chod dena chahiye

Originally posted by: Km181

Itna bada sin.. now you need repentance...

Bring out the book from shelf and read again at least twice.. tabhi man shudh hoga.

No cheating, read the book.. don't watch any adaption aur wo Aish wala to sochna bhi mat..

I don't know in ka confession wala part kitni baar parha hai mai ne😆

Originally posted by: shriz

aree ye jawani hai deewani ka dialogue yaad aa gaya sahi time pe kat Lena chahiye warna gile shikwe hone lagte hai😆

Ye wala ek dum mast hai..🤪

Originally posted by: Km181

Let's start a new topic and share few books to read. I too have been thinking, it's high time now to go back to books..

Originally posted by: Km181

Ye wala ek dum mast hai..🤪

Originally posted by: shriz

abeee movies to saari farzi hai...jo maza book me hai wo kaha

I don't know in ka confession wala part kitni baar parha hai mai ne😆

I have read the book more than 30 times for sure...

Is ka nasha hi kuch aur hai...

Infact Jane Austen ki fan ban gayi thi so, uski sari books padh li..I am in love with 18th century England romantic books...

Originally posted by: Km181

I have read the book more than 30 times for sure...

Is ka nasha hi kuch aur hai...

Infact Jane Austen ki fan ban gayi thi so, uski sari books padh li..I am in love with 18th century England romantic books...

Infact my comfort genre is 18th century England books...not necessarily romantic

I even love sherlock series ,great expectations and all

And pride and prejudice ki to baat hi alag hai

Like may be we love it bcz there was no one sided unrequited love story but instead there was two sided deep love but both were like "really???i choose them??really???"🤣

Originally posted by: hinz

I loved this show man, Rafael❤️

Ohhh man ik Jane and Rafael are endgame but I'm team Michael right now, he just seems so stable and loyal asf I hope he doesn't f it up 🤔

Originally posted by: shriz

bro jane Austen's novels are timeless classics

Infact my comfort genre is 18th century England books...not necessarily romantic

I even love sherlock series ,great expectations and all

And pride and prejudice ki to baat hi alag hai

Like may be we love it bcz there was no one sided unrequited love story but instead there was two sided deep love but both were like "really???i choose them??really???"🤣

Not exactly... you do know the reality of Jane Austen herself. It's said that hers was unrequited love story in reality, she died single.

And actually in original version of Pride and prejudice, they didn't marry, as it was her own story. She wanted to sell the novel for money and publishing house forced her to change it to happy ending. She badly needed money so she agreed to change the ending and bargained for some extra money.

You should read about the author as well if you get time.. one more interesting fact most 18th century England books are written by female authors who at that time used to write behing some male names.. quite later, there original names were revealed and updated.

Let me share one common aspect from all Jane Austen story, the female will never have dialogue where she will say '"i love you" or something. If I am not wrong in P&P she says "your hands are cold".

She will convey her feelings indirectly always...and in each book, the proposal happens twice, first time reject, second time accept...as it's said in her real life she was proposed once which she rejected.. she waited for second proposal but it never happened.