Originally posted by: Gundamwing
Hmmmm good questions. We really have to see how this story finishes to get a full scope of what it is they are capable of doing in the name of love. From what we have seen I think Meerab cannot lose herself in love, but that does not mean she won't love him deeply, truly and honestly. But has Murtasim completely lost himself in love, no i don't think so. What does losing yourself even mean, does it mean you are putting your self respect aside, becoming self sacrificial in the name of love, losing your own individualistic identity and Murtasim has not done that, he only has put his ego aside, his ego is not his identity.
In the hands romance episode was it 20, Murtasim does say something like we should surrender to each other in the name of love, very heavy dialogues, but what does it look like in practice. Both Murtasim and Meerag are strong individuals, with imposing personalities. They will retain their sense of self as they fall in love, because it is who they are as people that is attractive to the other person. Their expression of love with be different, Murtasim will be the more romantic one will be the one making the first move, but Meerab will reach a stage when she won't step back anymore. Yes you give yourself to the other person in love, you give your heart soul body away but that does not mean the other person owns you.
My conclusion is I don't believe in this whole lose yourself completely in the name of love, because it has certain negative connotations that involves deterioration of ones character.
The story has not reached a stage yet where they are truly tested as a couple. It is coming stay tuned, I will pass my judgement once I see it.
I said the same too in my reply.
She is not in love yet, so it's hard to judge how she will love the man in her life. I assume, she has never fallen in love before, so Murtasim would be her first love. Also, in her case, the way her side of progress is kept the slowest, I guess, it will only be the last episode where we can know the extreme of her love. I reserve my judgement until we see the end.
As of now, if we keep their character traits in mind, even Murtasim isn't irrevocably in love yet. Yes, he desires her immensely, longs for her, tries to get whatever little he can get from her, but despite all of this, he hasn't given his all yet in this love. And bingo, he has only kept his ego aside in their marriage. All of his basic traits stay just as valid yet. And frankly, it should remain so. Their core traits are what make them more appealing to each other and will keep the sparks flying all throughout their life to sustain their love. Meerab's initial resistance, then final surrender and him making bolder and more romantic advances. That would keep their romance kicking. That's how they are as individuals and when together.
They will never lose their own in love, will hold on to their egos, especially when one bruises the other's, which will again be a driving force in their separation. They will love each other, but not unconditionally enough to forgive each other for blunders (which is fine).
Their separation would be a real test of how strong their love would be and whether it will stand the test of time and life.
Finally, Murtasim will fall hard and true, once Meerab does. She's the dictator in this matter.
Edited by -INAAYAT- - 2 years ago
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