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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: Rakhie_08

You give me this example, I can give you another which shows something different.

My cousin fell in love with a neighbour. They were completely and utterly devoted, and wanted to get married. Her brothers were against it and arranged her marriage with someone else. She, completely helpless and distraught committed suicide.
My cousin fell apart. But over time, his wounds healed and he moved on in life. He married someone and they have 2 children.
Did he love that girl? Undoubtedly
Was she his first love? Absolutely
Does he love his wife? Completely
Does that mean he has forgotten his first life or her importance in his life? No.
It only means that he has accepted that while she is gone, his life continues. Even at the time when he didn't want to go on, his life still carried on. It has to. It does. Grief is overpowering only if you allow it to overpower you.
She is still in his heart, and her photo is still in his album. He will always love her somewhere in his heart. While his life carries on with his wife and kids, the memories of that girl lie silently in his heart always, and forever. He neither betrayed her by marrying another, nor does he betray his wife by holding onto her memories. Both are the biggest truths in his life and stand on their own merit. One does not negate the other



Very touching!!! Yes...this is life and we have seen it happen time and again. Moving on is not and I repeat not a sign of forgetting or stopping to grieve... Thanks for sharing such a personal incident...
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Posted: 15 years ago
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He was completely devastated and for weeks had to be heavily sedated as he couldn't cope with his loss.
The point here my cousin chose to move on. That's his right. While the guy in Sadhli's example chose to remain in his past. That's his right too.
It isn't about you me or society at large dictating how and what choices an individual ought to make or how they ought to feel. It's about that person going through the experience having the right to choose their lives.
We are all different and have different mindsets. What holds true for one person may not hold true for another. That doesn't make either of them wrong. I don't impose my cousin's choice on the guy in Sadhli's example and neither do I impose his choice on my cousin. It is up to them.
Bringing it back to PKCM for a moment. If Suman had chosen to remain forever locked in her memories of Karan and renounce life, that would have been her right. If she has chosen to move on with whoever she wants, that is also her right.
Edited by Rakhie_08 - 15 years ago
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Posted: 15 years ago
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sadhli....this man is a very rare phenomenon in this materialistic world...that's all i can say...
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: aarcha

sadhli....this man is a very rare phenomenon in this materialistic world...that's all i can say...


i know di...
but this man really proved that Time Less Love Story,like older classics, is not just a dream or in feasible in todays world.......
thats called love...for me...no one can make u and ur love apart...even death cant....

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