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Araam

@Araam

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Posted: 14 years ago

#11

I think there is a big difference between not fighting for your rights and actually making an effort to adjust.
What I like about Toasty is that she is willing to overlook her hardships to make a relationship work. Its too soon to call her a doormat.
As we see, the relationship she establishes will create genuine affection and concern for her in the men.

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beena

@bsingapury

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Posted: 14 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: Araam
I think there is a big difference between not fighting for your rights and actually making an effort to adjust.
What I like about Toasty is that she is willing to overlook her hardships to make a relationship work. Its too soon to call her a doormat.
As we see, the relationship she establishes will create genuine affection and concern for her in the men.

exactly ............share same sentiment....

it has taken half my life still i am trying to balance between........two different world...........😳😳😳 and still sometimes i feel might loos...........but support from your love ones give you confidence......

and for toasty its just begining..........and as i said earlier its easy to break house and relationship its difficult tokeep it together..........but its most rewarding...........as toasty herself said.........little bit understanding, little bit compromise little bit sacrifice and lots of love.......😳😳😳

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Mulan08

@Mulan08

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Posted: 14 years ago

#13

I guess you need not be a certain age or belong to a certain community to be able to tell if something is inhuman or unjust. What Toasty is undergoing is pure torture and she is under too much pressure to resist.

I live in India and above 30, plus I am married with a kid, yet rationality has no age barrier. Toasty's behaviour cannot be endorsed on purely human grounds.

How would one react if a man underwent so much at his in laws place? Some people have different mindsets for a man and another for a woman and the show is catering to make them feel nice about themselves.

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Nidhi

@scinerd

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Posted: 14 years ago

#14

I hope today episode again showed that toasty is not a doormat and rather a very intelligent girl that knows how to deal with people. You saw a clear contrast between a bahu who was "fighting for her right" and forcing herself into the heart of others and you see one who realizes that these people don't love me like a sister yet. I must first win there hearts and then perhaps they will trust me and actually feel sympathy for me. Toasty is a school teacher. She nows how to deal with kids, and without a mom all of the 5 brothers become nothing but kids.

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