YRKKH BTS, SM updates & Spoilers Thread #65 - Page 145

Originally posted by: A_Derry_Girl

https://x.com/ajeebdastaan_/status/1858503342789435400

@viewers at Abhir's entry

Who the F says congratulations on your return to life

Originally posted by: Agni_Jytsona

I am not a mother so maybe I don't understand but is Abhira s fear and pain of even imagining a world without a baby she has carried for so many months a "Nataunki"?

Is it even possible to imagine a world without your baby and not be absolutely devasted by it?

I can assure you, every mother has this fear. I am a millennial mom, so main definately waise mom kabhi nahi thi who would hiver over her kids or expect them to be around her all the time or even say "haye mera bachcha" for each and everything.

But even for me, nit being able to see my child's face forever is the worst ou ishme t you could give me. I don't care if they're not in front of me all the time, but I need to know wherever they are, they're safe & someday will come back to me.

So yes, Abhira saying ki agar woh Ruhi ki jagah hoti toh woh mat jaati is no exaggeration - she almost went mute in shock when Armaan had forced her hand for their kids abortion - this is 200 times worse

Originally posted by: Apsvenky

Who the F says congratulations on your return to life

its not exactly untrue.

Originally posted by: Apsvenky

I can assure you, every mother has this fear. I am a millennial mom, so main definately waise mom kabhi nahi thi who would hiver over her kids or expect them to be around her all the time or even say "haye mera bachcha" for each and everything.

But even for me, nit being able to see my child's face forever is the worst ou ishme t you could give me. I don't care if they're not in front of me all the time, but I need to know wherever they are, they're safe & someday will come back to me.

So yes, Abhira saying ki agar woh Ruhi ki jagah hoti toh woh mat jaati is no exaggeration - she almost went mute in shock when Armaan had forced her hand for their kids abortion - this is 200 times worse

Mere bachhe ke bina mar jaungi is a common line used by ITV and in real life.

It doesn't mean they'll literally end their lives but from within they'll feel dead.

Originally posted by: OliviaP

https://x.com/_whatsinaname7/status/1858731345016746491

VVV se aur umeed bhi kya rakhe

VV breast feeding Rohit explains a lot, since she lack of common sense in her body,

Originally posted by: pyar-ishk

VV breast feeding Rohit explains a lot, since she lack of common sense in her body,

dadi bhi vidya ka naya roop roz dekh kar hairaan ho jaati hongi....ki is she the one i though would head the family after me...😂

Originally posted by: Apsvenky

I can assure you, every mother has this fear. I am a millennial mom, so main definately waise mom kabhi nahi thi who would hiver over her kids or expect them to be around her all the time or even say "haye mera bachcha" for each and everything.

But even for me, nit being able to see my child's face forever is the worst ou ishme t you could give me. I don't care if they're not in front of me all the time, but I need to know wherever they are, they're safe & someday will come back to me.

So yes, Abhira saying ki agar woh Ruhi ki jagah hoti toh woh mat jaati is no exaggeration - she almost went mute in shock when Armaan had forced her hand for their kids abortion - this is 200 times worse

Not a mother, but imo feeling like you will not be able to live without a loved one is a very common emotion. People say that about their parents, partners, children and even friends. Obviously, most people grief and move on with time, cause life does go on. But feelings like this are just basic human emotions.

Originally posted by: pyar-ishk

VV breast feeding Rohit explains a lot, since she lack of common sense in her body,

Rohit ko breastfeed nahi bhi karti to bhi her and madhav's genes are enough for making him certified nikkamma and black spot as parent.

But fortunately being achhi sachhi's husband saves him from a lot of bashing.

Originally posted by: OliviaP

https://x.com/_whatsinaname7/status/1858731345016746491

VVV se aur umeed bhi kya rakhe

That woman is from some 14 th century

Vidya's regressiveness is not same as Kaveri's. Kaveri's mindset stems from her need for absolute control. She has the "perfect place" for everything and everyone in mind, and expects it to stay that way. Vidya is just someone whose body is possessed by a person from 16th century idk