Originally posted by: LuvTomJerry99
I respect your view.
I however am optimistic. I personally know a person who has not only married a single mother. but legally adopted both her kids (her ex is alive and well, and they share joint custody of the kids). Her girl and boy were 9 and 6 year old respectively. He loves them like his own, and even when they had their twins, he has never differentiated between the kids. He loves them dearly. Their are stepparents out their that take on parents responsibility well. I understand it may be a rare case, however Satya and Sai can be shown to be that couple. Sai can have a life partner that accepts all of her with open arms and vice versa. Sai accepting Satya's part and both healing together ❤. Why not?
Exactly 💯. There are people like this in real life. People like Anuj aren't fiction. Hothe hai aise log. It's not an unrealistic dream.
Even if P murders someone, V will keep on doing farz jaap and CN won't kick out P. She's become an established family member.
And till date, V hasn't realised how much he has hurt Sai by marrying the woman who destroyed her life and marriage . He has zero guilt .
From whatever we've seen, Sathya definitely has more integrity than nalla chavan. He can be a wonderful father figure to Vinu and Savi.
Why should Sai sacrifice her youth and wait till the kids are grown up to marry someone she likes? That's such a wrong thinking.
V can marry patra, go on HM with her, and allow her meddling into kid's lives but Sai should be single. It's sad that women have this patriarchal thinking. People who genuinely love Sai and want best for her wouldn't think like this
The girl never had a proper college life, always had patra spitting venom throughout her marriage, her husband always had a soft corner for his ex and the marriage wasn't a happy one. Sai also deserves a partner who'll love and cherish her, keep her first in his life and a stable, happy marriage . She's not just a mother, she's a human being too.
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