Why (NOW) They Have A REAL Love-Story. - Page 7

Originally posted by: napstermonster

...Paro's challenge here is to grow a copy of her heart in him and nurture it till it mirrors her own.

Navinsa,

The pleasure is mutual dear. I love you too.

Frankly, I fail to see any difference between my Rudradev and his Parvati when it comes to matters of the heart.

You know they are like the gaps between the fingers of our hands, interconnected in every way. These gaps are filled when clasped by another hand, preferably of our loved and revered one, always.

Inseparable and mirrors of each others' soul.

Their sensitivity about each other is mind boggling and seldom found in runoff the mill couples, a plethora of whom claim to be madly and deeply in love with each other only to expose their claims when chinks of inequality, expectations and incompatibility start falling from their polished armors.

Frankly my Rudradev and Paro, they do not need anybody else as they are an universe amongst each other.

A beautiful world filled of love and longing. Sometimes I fail to understand why do they even speak.

I keep on reading in the forum that Paro is god's chosen one due to her rock solid faith in her Bholenath and so be it, but I think that mhaara Rudradev is my God's own child and that's why he has suffered so much to attain nirvana or God's love. And this nirvana comes to him in form of the another chosen one: Paro. His Paro.

And as I see, both are changing. They were bound to.

Despite the entire Forum's almost collective call to see the old Rudra back, i think it may not happen to that extent or so soon.

But all this is a figment of my own imagination and I am no Saurabh Tewary.

And I don't know where have I started and where am I going.. if I keep on going like this... see?

One thing I am super confident about, going by personal experience, is that my Rudradev and his Parvati will soon find each other and how! and their journey together is going to be celestial...

Oh god.. I have goosebumps... and everyone says that Rudradev and Parvati are fiction???...

Originally posted by: napstermonster

Guinea:

I always love reading what you've commented because half the time I'm going "uhuh" and nodding my head to whatever you've said--so your appreciation means a great deal! Husbands are funny creatures, in a way-- the good ones are worth the work, and the best ones take the MOST work. I found myself watching the Paro of the past two weeks with steadily increasing levels of...well...shock.

My own nails curled into my palms as I watched Laila pollute the screen--and I kept thinking that I cannot get a handle on this girl! Is she numb? stupid? mahan to the point of being an alien? --until finally i stopped looking at what Paro was doing from the typical perspective of "Mine! Hands off, bitches" and started looking at it from the viewpoint of a really naiive, really young, really VERY much in love innocent-- and not the jaded harpy I am!

And hence, the post. I hoped it would at least remind those of us long serving members of "The Marriage Games" to take stock of the men in our lives, and remember why we married, and who we married, and appreciate them for a moment, for the men they are, and the wives they let us be.

Originally posted by: _SilverLining_

I think this is more or less what has been in our minds, us who had been trying to defend Paro's actions from the beginning but no one but you could have put it this beautifully! As I read it, I got this feeling of satisfaction, I can't even explain it properly but this post explains Paro's character so aptly, I just felt really good reading it. I m not married but atleast I can try to understand those last few lines. Too beautiful for words, Napsterbaisa!!!