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Posted: 12 years ago
#51

Originally posted by: rogerrocks

Ah i hear you..But the point is, am not sure if i can last in the journey for so long to reach a stage where am in a position to judge him😆 Truth be told, am an extremely sensitive person..So yeah, for me personally, if the guy says something extremely caustic or insensitive, i don think the relationship will last long enough for me to go ahead and realize that he has a flawless heart😆


😆 As they say, Love is a battlefield and only the toughest soldiers survive 😆 But if you decide to fight for long enough, it's more than worth it. Nothing worthwhile ever comes easy anyway 😃 Why should the journey to a man's flawless heart be easy then and Vice Versa? 😆

Edited by pinkflamingo - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
#52
this is an interesting post as well as the real vs reel scenario, that's why I am tempted to reply😊
In reality I have hated men like Arnav and Asad most of my life, thanks to my father who is a 90% Asad, I am yet to meet a guy like Arnav in real life. That's the reason I had liked Qubool Hai more, because Asad's character was almost close to reality except for he fights 10 men at a time.
So now back to your question will I fall for such guy? Hell, no. This was my answer 6 years back and I repeat I literally hated every guy like Asad who was all good but still conservative and dominant, since in reality 90% of such men do not have a background story like Asad has, it's more easier to hate them 😊
I used to like guys like Ayaan during my college days who are good for nothing but yet have good sense of humor(Ayaan didn't have it much), a little flirtatious, a little show off, to be precise I liked the guys like Raj of DDLJ and had a dream of marrying such guy because I believed they will be matured eventually as that is the only drawback I felt. But, my muquaddar had planned a Asad ie, a man like my father in my life.😆
My ex-enemy, ex-boyfriend and present husband is more or less Asad, ofcourse he can't fight 10 men at once and he doesn't own a construction company. I am not very much like Zoya but may be 50% like her because I am and was a feminist, over talkative, very messy and a little dramatic, but I had to meet this man in first year of my master's course project and we had a lot of arguments and fights the first day we met, in my wildest dreams also I wouldn't want him as my just friend husband tho door ki baath. But again we came face to face in field study and happened to stay in the same house for 6 days, and amid all the arguments and difference of opinions we took each others phone numbers and series of events made us comfortable with each other and then fall for each other and finally fight for each other when our parents opposed our marriage as it was inter-religious. But none of the things I did intentionally, I never thought to change his thought process, infact I never wanted to meet him again after our first visit, but somehow a lot of arguments made us understand each other which never happened with any of the guys with whom I had fought bitterly.
I feel 80% of the girls including me wouldn't want to fall in love with a Arnav or Asad, some who love fantasy may find men like Asad or Arnav as some thrilling challenge. But all that matters is how you get along with each other without letting your partner walk over your feelings and dignity. I have not watched Sooraj of DABH ever but from what my mom-in-law says he seems to be a very quiet, righteous and decent man like half of the Indian male population, but even these kind of men tend to put your dignity down and hurt your self respect sometimes because they can't stand by you in some situations.
My dad and my husband both have similar characters, but my husband's approach is different from my father's towards his wife. My mom accepted all my father did even though she didn't like and my husband knows I won't and he understands it, we do fight but yet respect each other's individuality may be the courting period has some influence.
Sorry for the long post😊
You are welcome to skip it, if your patience fails you. 😊
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Posted: 12 years ago
#53
Sorry hum late ho gaye...I fell asleep😳

Real life mein...I could never fall for a guy like Asad despite the fact that beneath all that jerk kind of a facade is a flawless heart..at least not by first impressions...

If given enough time to know him though might change my opinion...but if he raises his hand on my I will cut it off 😆..no just kidding...

Self respect is very important..it plays the same role what physical pain plays for the human body...when we feel pain we know we are hurt, that's why pain is important...similarly, if you feel respect for yourself, only then you know that it's hurt or abused...once you cross that line of ignoring self preservation as a concept, anyone can take advantage of you...

To fall in love with a man like Asad, u need to have your own set of insecurities and abandonment issues which get pacified by his presence...something like finding solace in sorrow...I am not saying anything about ASR because as a character, I did not find any depth in him

But yes all said and done...love is blind...and I personally want a guy who can dominate me because I have taken charge of things in my life being the eldest..been an almost parent to my youngest siblings who are as much as 15 years junior to me...I have taken decisions for myself at a very young age..career included..so now I want someone to whom I can pass on the reins...
Edited by starsinmyeyes - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
#54

Originally posted by: starsinmyeyes

Sorry hum late ho gaye...I fell asleep😳

Real life mein...I could never fall for a guy like Asad despite the fact that beneath all that jerk kind of a facade is a flawless heart..at least not by first impressions...

If given enough time to know him though might change my opinion...but if he raises his hand on my I will cut it off 😆..no just kidding...

Self respect is very important..it plays the same role what physical pain plays for the human body...when we feel pain we know we are hurt, that's why pain is important...similarly, if you feel respect for yourself, only then you know that it's hurt or abused...once you cross that line of ignoring self preservation as a concept, anyone can take advantage of you...

To fall in love with a man like Asad, u need to have your own set of insecurities and abandonment issues which get pacified by his presence...something like finding solace in sorrow...I am not saying anything about ASR because as a character, I did not find any depth in him



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Posted: 12 years ago
#55

Originally posted by: misst

this is an interesting post as well as the real vs reel scenario, that's why I am tempted to reply😊

In reality I have hated men like Arnav and Asad most of my life, thanks to my father who is a 90% Asad, I am yet to meet a guy like Arnav in real life. That's the reason I had liked Qubool Hai more, because Asad's character was almost close to reality except for he fights 10 men at a time.
So now back to your question will I fall for such guy? Hell, no. This was my answer 6 years back and I repeat I literally hated every guy like Asad who was all good but still conservative and dominant, since in reality 90% of such men do not have a background story like Asad has, it's more easier to hate them 😊
I used to like guys like Ayaan during my college days who are good for nothing but yet have good sense of humor(Ayaan didn't have it much), a little flirtatious, a little show off, to be precise I liked the guys like Raj of DDLJ and had a dream of marrying such guy because I believed they will be matured eventually as that is the only drawback I felt. But, my muquaddar had planned a Asad ie, a man like my father in my life.😆
My ex-enemy, ex-boyfriend and present husband is more or less Asad, ofcourse he can't fight 10 men at once and he doesn't own a construction company. I am not very much like Zoya but may be 50% like her because I am and was a feminist, over talkative, very messy and a little dramatic, but I had to meet this man in first year of my master's course project and we had a lot of arguments and fights the first day we met, in my wildest dreams also I wouldn't want him as my just friend husband tho door ki baath. But again we came face to face in field study and happened to stay in the same house for 6 days, and amid all the arguments and difference of opinions we took each others phone numbers and series of events made us comfortable with each other and then fall for each other and finally fight for each other when our parents opposed our marriage as it was inter-religious. But none of the things I did intentionally, I never thought to change his thought process, infact I never wanted to meet him again after our first visit, but somehow a lot of arguments made us understand each other which never happened with any of the guys with whom I had fought bitterly.
I feel 80% of the girls including me wouldn't want to fall in love with a Arnav or Asad, some who love fantasy may find men like Asad or Arnav as some thrilling challenge. But all that matters is how you get along with each other without letting your partner walk over your feelings and dignity. I have not watched Sooraj of DABH ever but from what my mom-in-law says he seems to be a very quiet, righteous and decent man like half of the Indian male population, but even these kind of men tend to put your dignity down and hurt your self respect sometimes because they can't stand by you in some situations.
My dad and my husband both have similar characters, but my husband's approach is different from my father's towards his wife. My mom accepted all my father did even though she didn't like and my husband knows I won't and he understands it, we do fight but yet respect each other's individuality may be the courting period has some influence.
Sorry for the long post😊
You are welcome to skip it, if your patience fails you. 😊


u fell in love with a guy like Asad and now living happily with him? if so! WOW
Edited by studentofdayear - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
#56
Interesting topic. I strongly feel though these characters are flawed, they are good for their heroins..
I mean.., just like ASR and AAKs, Khushi, Zoya and Humeira are not perfect either. .

You cannot fall for a Suraj unless you are ok with a Mama's boy..

Personally, I never prayed for a perfect guy..but for a guy who is perfect for me..
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Posted: 12 years ago
#57

Thanks Gayatri..I added more to my comment😊
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Posted: 12 years ago
#58
Awesome post😆 HELL NO for guys like ASR😡😆 and double HELL NO for Suraj😡😆I don think I've the patience to tolerate a judgemental jackass, but if he would save me like how Asad saved Zoya in Mangalpur I think I would fall for him😳😆 plus I dont like chatter box guys🤢 I'd prefer Asad over Armaan anyday😆 and No Comments about Ayaan...😆

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Posted: 12 years ago
#59

Originally posted by: starsinmyeyes

Sorry hum late ho gaye...I fell asleep😳


Real life mein...I could never fall for a guy like Asad despite the fact that beneath all that jerk kind of a facade is a flawless heart..at least not by first impressions...

If given enough time to know him though might change my opinion...but if he raises his hand on my I will cut it off 😆..no just kidding...

Self respect is very important..it plays the same role what physical pain plays for the human body...when we feel pain we know we are hurt, that's why pain is important...similarly, if you feel respect for yourself, only then you know that it's hurt or abused...once you cross that line of ignoring self preservation as a concept, anyone can take advantage of you...

To fall in love with a man like Asad, u need to have your own set of insecurities and abandonment issues which get pacified by his presence...something like finding solace in sorrow...I am not saying anything about ASR because as a character, I did not find any depth in him

But yes all said and done...love is blind...and I personally want a guy who can dominate me because I have taken charge of things in my life being the eldest..been an almost parent to my youngest siblings who are as much as 15 years junior to me...I have taken decisions for myself at a very young age..career included..so now I want someone to whom I can pass on the reins...


i want a overprotective and madly in love AAK for you BAS 🤗

You can fight with him all you want but he is gonna love you more than anything else in his life 😃

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Posted: 12 years ago
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@misst--ur love story is so amazing..man I feel like writing a tv serial on your love story! it has all the ingredients to be a captivating love story tv serial!

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