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We all have seen the endless examples of conversations people are having in their own room or elsewhere in the joint family home being overheard. I know this is done add conflict or drama, but here's my simplistic solutions:
Closing the door while having a private conversation
Not having a sensitive conversation when in a shared space
Voila! This used to and continues to drive me crazy. What is the point of doors if not to provide privacy? And security, of course.
Some really terrible things happen from overheard conversations, and I'm just amazed that people are not more careful.
Secondly, people want to know each other's business. It's absolutely okay in a family when the intentions are good and scope limited (you know, not asking a newly married couple, how did you sleep or are you rested?). But Nupur does not have good intentions, but still I think she was within her limits asking Deep, not Trishna. While we may not like her reasons, she does it out of a mother's need to know about her son.
What do you think?
Closing the door while having a private conversation
Not having a sensitive conversation when in a shared space
Voila! This used to and continues to drive me crazy. What is the point of doors if not to provide privacy? And security, of course.
Some really terrible things happen from overheard conversations, and I'm just amazed that people are not more careful.
Secondly, people want to know each other's business. It's absolutely okay in a family when the intentions are good and scope limited (you know, not asking a newly married couple, how did you sleep or are you rested?). But Nupur does not have good intentions, but still I think she was within her limits asking Deep, not Trishna. While we may not like her reasons, she does it out of a mother's need to know about her son.
What do you think?
Arjun
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