Originally posted by: mili9
I am in this boat too❤️. I think she is fighting with herself as of now. She sees not only herself, but also her child falling in love with Viaan. For Katha, who believes to have an eternal love story with Adi, alive or not, this is unacceptable😭.
At the moment, instead of introspection/reflection of what she is feeling within herself and being totally honest with herself, she is focusing outwards. So, her immediate suspicion is on Viaan, if he is trying out a back door method to get her to agree by manipulating Aarav. Not necessarily an invalid thought. And so she very cleverly put her interrogation skills to use. I don't think she felt that there was any manipulation from Viaan, in his straightforward answers👍🏼.
Next up ideally, should have been introspection about why she is feeling so cornered with the revelation of who Robin is. But, she is not there yet. She is irritated because of the discomfort she is feeling. Some of it is the insecurity that her strongest defense of not bringing another man into her life because of her child is also crumbling. So, she will pick on anything to convince herself why she shouldn't be entertaining Viaan.
I think all of this unintentionally came out in her forceful spat- especially speaking about his experience with kids etc. She is irritated as he talks about what kids might like. But, I didn't feel that the argument is necessarily wrong, her reasoning is absolutely on the mark. I am still not seeing the disrespect. I agree with what you said about our lenses.
When I first came to this country and chose to teach, I was shocked when students are not ready to believe in whatever cockamamie facts I was spewing out. I couldn't digest this fact especially coming from a patriarchal society. Today, all I do is create a friction about a concept in the classroom and see how the debate rages onThey learn a lot by challenging me and putting forth their arguments. The concepts are solidly sealed when they leave the sessions. As long as there are valid points with apt justifications, I am willing to hear, no matter how convoluted they are. I am no longer looking at myself as an authority in anything, but more of a facilitator of learning. This changed my whole perspective. If they are not challenging me, I am not doing my job right. So, I really, really welcome a good argument. This is where I am coming from. Enough gyaan for today😃
@Bhavisweet........ thanks for your kind words, my friend😃 I am glad I made you laugh with my nonsense.