Trust comes with time not with love. - Page 2

this post is completely opposite of wat I think...😃

Originally posted by: Firebolt

It's Asad and Zoya's story😕 That's why I was baffled they would want Zoya to fall in love with someone else. Separation or Zoya giving the cold shoulder is absolutely welcome but falling in love with someone else? That I don't get.

Originally posted by: -ElmoFuj-

They have barely known each other. They don't even know each other's complete history yet, trust is not guaranteed. But he could've been more civil though, and he need not be that insensitive. But you raised a very true point.

Great post.

Originally posted by: nupsie

this post is completely opposite of wat I think...😃

I m okay if he doesn't trust Zoya...but he trusts a woman who he is meeting after 20 long years more than the one with whom he has been liveing for the past few months n he has seen how Zoya without even a thought has put her life on stake for him n his family...!! Wat has Tanveer done that he trusts her so much!!

He is getting married to Zoya...why does he think she wud do as he say???

bcoz he knows there is something between them...u remember that scene where Zoya told him how much she depends on him n she knws wenevr she is in any trouble, he'll always be there for her...!!! Zoya trusts him blindly, but he doesn't!!

He has always regretted his own words, his decisions...why is it that he is the always saying SORRY??? Bcoz its his fault always...if a person doesn't learn from his own mistakes...if he doesn't trust her...then he's the one who is at fault!!!

n like u said, Its more difficult to trust someone than to love him...yeah I agree,...but Zoya has has proved herself enough number of times already!!

Originally posted by: ..lara..

Fair points but I disagree to an extent.

Love, I suppose, is a deeper emotion than physical attraction and infatuation. If one loves someone, it probably is because of the person he or she is rather than for mere physical appearance. If you like or love a person, presumably you'll be inclined to think well of them rather than jump to the worst possible conclusion about them every time. Absolute trust does come with time but the basic confidence about a person's credibility, especially when it's proved time and again, should be there.

Asad has in fact berated Zoya many times for jumping head-first into solving others' problems (very rightfully sometimes) and helping them without thinking of consequences, so he could have given a thought to why would Zoya not want to help Tanveer.

Also, at this point, Zoya isn't someone Asad barely knows. He's lived with her for months and they've been through many ups and downs together.