The thing is that when married women with children on this forum are chanting for a divorce for no legit reason, tab toh I ignore the silly digs of young maidens on the forum as they are naive and fools. Love is such a subjective way to justify anything, as it's never constant, and we fall in and out of love of things and human beings a billion times. Life is not always lived on the terms of love and a fairytale, because that's impractical. Love is beautiful indeed, but it's more beautiful if it's realistic and reasonable. Marriage is a sacred bond which is created for two beings involved with each other and it's meant to be worked out thru thick and thin. Of course I am not delusional like some on this forum, and do realize divorce rates in our times is as high, and it definitely should be taken forward if abuse is occurring or if the people involved in the relationship are not satisfied with each other. It's better to take that step besides one of the two people involved in the marriage committing ghastly acts such as infidelity in order to cope up with unsatisfying marriages. There will never be a justification for infidelity, till mankind exists. Anyways, when our feelings fluctuate with our moods, how are the women on this forum screaming 'NOOOOO, she doesn't feel anything for Siddhanth.' She feels something, be it hate, passion, like, respect, mutual trust...something there is that she feels for him, and she herself has accepted that in the coming future she may fall for Siddhanth and weave a practical fairytale with him.
Not everyone in this world ends up with the person they first fell in love with, because it's just as simple as they were not meant to be, and they are better off without each other. Of course you will not forget that part of your life, but that doesn't suggest you will never be able to love someone just as deeply or even more the second time around. There's not a rule that says we can 'love' only once in our life, and then we are done with it. Women or men that lose their significant others in a tragic incident do move on and find second love...so I just don't see why some are cribbing so much over such an abstract topic.
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