AarYa : And then, he broke her heart.

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TheBlackJaguar

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Posted: 13 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: Shashi1984
Hey, it's awesome. You have described the human nature so brilliantly in simple words. It's too good.

Thank you. I was just trying to put an explanation for AarYa and am glad that it made sense. 😆

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Nikita

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Posted: 13 years ago

#22

Poco's pink words 😳 Oh how I love them...

Nothing to add to the post but someone needs to communicate for them even if it is the kids...

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Gagori Chatterjee

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Posted: 13 years ago

#23

Pocuuu its so good to see u writing for AarYa after a long time and that too so beautifully because noone can understand the inner dilemma of these characters better than you 🤗...

I agree ..Aarti is in the transition phase at present wherre she is just out from her past love life of Prashant and beginning to fall for Yash ..its a painful phase where one normally goes through such painful heartbreaks and thats when u realise u r in love or else u wont get so much affected with his one action ...😳...There was a time she herself wanted to get rid of this marriage but today she cries her heart out with the thought of separation or divorce 😭

Coming to Yash , he is in equal pain not because he is in love with Aarti but because he is scared of loosing a companion in Aarti and once again returning back to his haunted lonely life with Arpita's illusions ...

In short both wants to live their life with each other again but r just not able to find the right path of communication and so this suffocation and pain of separation ...Hopefully they should stop making assumptions about each other and just try to find a way out to meet and communicate ...😳

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-Deepzz-

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Posted: 13 years ago

#24

And she is back 😆

After the 3 Idiots poison post...today's was Amrit 😛 I am glad ArYa bring u out of hibernation ..These two emotionally scarred souls need intervention ASAP.

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chhavi

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Posted: 13 years ago

#25

Beautiful post Pocu, and very well said!

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MelodiousDreams

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Posted: 13 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: PinkChocolate
Today, Yash and Aarti are in this situation -The Assumption-Preception Syndrome. Under which, Yash feels that Aarti rejected Yash - the father because the last memory he has is of Aarti rejecting him as Ansh's father. A man who failed her. He knows its not the truth but he will not ask Aarti because he doesn't want to hear it from her. He is like a sulking sad child who can see the orange ice lolly but will not go to get it because he is scared he will get a throat infection.

On the other hand is Aarti . If you ask me , she is falling in love with Yash and the PROCESS of falling for someone is very hurting and frustrating usually. Your mind and heart is in the transition mode of taking a leap of faith and you are in a vulnerable situation. And in Aarti's journey to Yash, the divorce papers have come like a slap in her face and she is shaken. The numbing shock of her precious bangles being snatched away , his signatures on the divorce papers - Aarti feels like life is ebbing out of her just when it was beginning to come to her. The way she looks at her arms and feels them - you can see that those bangles were HERS for her - her link to Yash - who is beginning to become her Yash. But will she ask Yash anything? No. Because owing to her past life and Ashaant's doggie-tongue-wagging , she has assumed that she is a failure of a woman . That she failed Yash as a wife and that if she could turn back the clock, she would make up for all the time she didn't give Yash. She knows he is slipping from her hands , and so the tears roll down her cheeks. Yash's signatures will not allow her to talk to Yash.

And this happens in real life as well. We all, most of us, know how to fight , how to confront , how to cry in corners - but how many of us make an effort to talk and amend things? AarYa are no exception to that - its typical human nature.

Aah, after the poison hunt, you're back with a mirror and a window for all of us.

I love how the thought processes of these two characters are understandable. We can see why they are acting the way they are because, like you said, it's typical human nature. We've all built up perceptions of people based on assumptions at some point in our lives and often those perceptions stop us from really, truly getting to know a person until we go and talk to them. Sometimes those assumption-based perceptions are strengthened but most of the time they crumble to dust because knowing someone is much more complex than simply applying stereotypes or judging someone based on other people's words.

It's interesting that both Yash and Aarti are suffering from inner turmoil caused partially by their feeling that each of them failed the other in some way. Love the quoted parts most! 😳

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