What does one do? - Page 2

Originally posted by: sarusri

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wonderful post 👏

Zaaku,

Thanks for posting. Accha Kiya. Warna I would have started one 😉

Ek quote Yaad Aaya Somerset Maugham Ke - " We are not the same persons this year as last; nor are those we love. It is a happy chance it we, changing, continue to love a changed person. "

Originally posted by: reeha...k

i. Very well and poetically written. Absoultely beautiful!

Thank you! :) And Thank you for commenting!

ii. This really stood out to me:

"The only thing wrong with Mala, is that she is weak-willed.."

She is, isn't she? It's odd, because her weak will is what most likely made her son so stubborn.

Tell me about it. It is SO obvious no matter who she is with. She always get swayed by that person. Be it Tejawat, Be it Laila, Be it anybody.

iii. This is the part that gets me though:

"Right now, Rudra can hate as much as he wants. Rudra can try to run as much as he wants. But it is his mother at the end of the day. He is numb to her love now. It is too late to forgive and forget and be sunshiny. But the responsibility, the relation, is something which he will have to just sustain.

Because, What else can one do?"

She is his mother at the end of the day, but that title does not give her an inherent right or access to his life IMO. The connection/association (I don't think it merits to be called a "relationship" that implies an emotional give and take which they don't have) is there and will always be there, but he doesn't have to sustain it. It's simply a fact of life and biology. He just has to reconcile his past with his present, but not sustain the connection and association.

I really did not mean an emotional give and take when I used the word relation. It was just that I meant that biologically, she is his mother. Bas.

And the question is not about her having an access in his life. Because he will never allow that.

The question is that now where else does she go? He is her son. So, she comes to him. And even though he doesn't want her in his life anymore. Musibat toh gale aan hi padhi hai. Aur kahin jaaegi bhi nahi.

Beautifully Done 👏

SZsa,

What a fabulous post and written with so much maturity and sensibility.

It is his mother after all...no matter what, he will come to forgive her someday...yes he won't forget.

For if he does not, the hate will continue to consume him all his life...

Anku baisa yeh hug le lo 🤗

Awww you really have no idea how ecstatic I am to see you back posting !! ❤️

I agree with your post wholeheartedly. And i wish people just put a break to their Judge-O-Meter for a moment and actually try to see story from all character's POV. 😳

Aap ne dil khush kar dia aj sachhi mein :*

Originally posted by: _SenbonZakura_

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Beautifully written... Completely agree with you... But the only problem is time... Rudra need time to get adjusted to the fact that his mother has returned... And he has full right to express his anger and hurt to her... Once he calms down he will listen to her.. Even if he never forgives her, he'll come to a term of being at peace with her... But for that to happen Paro needs to give him time... With bringing Mala in the house, she is just forcing him to forgive his mother.. Which can't happen as of now...