Budding Psychopath?

Budding psychopath?

Hi Meena (?😳).. very in depth analysis of Ayaan's characterization.. classic case of spoiled brats taken cared by money and gadgets..let's hope Paakhi will be able to nip those little horns into growing and becoming curled soon 😈..

I think right now he's unaware of the depth of his actions he thinks Paakhi's in jail for a few days...maybe for him its equivalent to sending someone to boarding school..I think its childishness but if not stopped or shown the damage he can cause may lead to becoming a psychopath...nice analysis :)

Hey stranger! 😃

Your post was hard-hitting and relevant as always. I do believe that Ayaan is beginning to show psychopathic tendencies and of course Anshuman has had a huge role to play in his development. He has never put Ayaan's needs above his own and therefore the child has grown up without a single adult who cared more for him than themselves, be it Mahaji, Anshuman or Lavanya. It is incredibly sad, but Ayaan is completely unaware of real kindness or compassion as he has never experienced it. To him, kindness is a weakness to be exploited or an act that conceals darker motives. I wrote this in another post as well, that we assume kids are innocent but in fact that it is merely a reflection of their surroundings. Children are generally innocent because it is possible to control their world and shelter them from everything bad while you teach them the good. Ayaan is the opposite. He has never been exposed to the good in the world and so remains trapped in his own mind, unable to connect with other human beings. He knows only grief, greed and pretense, and how to try to protect himself from them by shutting people out. He simply has no idea about all the good things that can come of allowing himself to be vulnerable to another person. In Anshuman's case it is that the fear of being vulnerable outweighs the possible benefits, but due to his defense of himself he has not allowed his son even a notion to fear!

Originally posted by: janedoe2013

Hi Meena (?😳).. very in depth analysis of Ayaan's characterization.. classic case of spoiled brats taken cared by money and gadgets..let's hope Paakhi will be able to nip those little horns into growing and becoming curled soon 😈..

Originally posted by: anonee

As far as Aayan's father is concerned -- this is a love story -- the CVs will probably let him remain as semi-psychopath!!😉

Only too true! 😆😆

Originally posted by: imdudehead

I think right now he's unaware of the depth of his actions he thinks Paakhi's in jail for a few days...maybe for him its equivalent to sending someone to boarding school..I think its childishness but if not stopped or shown the damage he can cause may lead to becoming a psychopath...nice analysis :)

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Originally posted by: Samanalyse

Hey stranger! 😃

Your post was hard-hitting and relevant as always. I do believe that Ayaan is beginning to show psychopathic tendencies and of course Anshuman has had a huge role to play in his development. He has never put Ayaan's needs above his own and therefore the child has grown up without a single adult who cared more for him than themselves, be it Mahaji, Anshuman or Lavanya. It is incredibly sad, but Ayaan is completely unaware of real kindness or compassion as he has never experienced it. To him, kindness is a weakness to be exploited or an act that conceals darker motives. I wrote this in another post as well, that we assume kids are innocent but in fact that it is merely a reflection of their surroundings. Children are generally innocent because it is possible to control their world and shelter them from everything bad while you teach them the good. Ayaan is the opposite. He has never been exposed to the good in the world and so remains trapped in his own mind, unable to connect with other human beings. He knows only grief, greed and pretense, and how to try to protect himself from them by shutting people out. He simply has no idea about all the good things that can come of allowing himself to be vulnerable to another person. In Anshuman's case it is that the fear of being vulnerable outweighs the possible benefits, but due to his defense of himself he has not allowed his son even a notion to fear!

Originally posted by: Dolly-heart

Great analysis of Ayaan.

This has been my fear as well. His behaviour disturbed so me so much that I actually skipped the shows he was in.

True Ayaan does not feel any empathy towards anyone. His father and also his Aunt's influence so far has been poor.

And I do believe the Apple has not fallen far from the tree.

Anshuman ,Lavania and Ayaan need therapy and fast. Lets hope that the adults recognize that this is a serious problem and handle it accordingly.

Thank you 😊