Originally posted by: ebook-reader
Whatever Laila might be, she was not a prostitute. She was a normal young girl with dreams of happily ever after with a man who loved and respected her. In spite of all the protestations, Rudra did give her enough ammunition to fall in love with him.
And just because she slept with him doesn't mean she is a "bad" woman. Why do we have to make a vamp out of a woman who had slept with a man before marriage? And why do we need to elevate another because she had been chaste?
If Rudra knew what he was doing with Laila is unacceptable in any "respectable" society, he shouldn't have started it and if he had started it, I wish he was man enough to stand up and accept it.
I didn't like Rudra's treatment of the "Other Woman". She was the only woman in his life before "The other woman" made an appearance in his life and now it is only fair he gives Laila the closure and the respect she deserves for being in a relationship even
Don't judge a woman by her chastity and definitely not by her profession. Her profession doesn't make her an "easy" target. It doesn't mean she's easy. It definitely doesn't mean she is available. A woman deserves respect. Society, circumstances often drive women to fall from the pedestal, deviate from the accepted roles conferred on women.