Originally posted by: * Unnati *
I beg to differ. I don't understand what's thedeal here.Not every couple shares the same relationship dynamics aswe may personally share with our partners or someone else, that we know of. It is different if someone were to use a sexually derogative term on theirspouse or partnerduring a fight or an argument, but calling someone an "idiot" or "stupid"may beatmost termed as childish or kiddish, but IMO it's not something as big a deal where a debate over the same is to be ensued. It's all about two similar people coming together, based on how compatible they are and sharing a certain style ofcomfort, similar patterns ofexpressions with each other. Not every grown up, has to be ultra sound or refined with their way of words, life or dealings. Especially with their spouses, they can always choose to be however based on how comfortablethey are around each other or how much they understand the other.Out here, I feel both Amruta and Himanshoo share a certain level of comfort with each other and take the liberty to be the way they are to each other.
From how I perceived it, Himanshoo got a little irked with Amruta trying to instruct him sternly and Himanshoo asked her to keep quiet in Marathi and before it elevated with him giving her an elaborated scolding, he summed it up calling her an "idiot", which was meant in a rather funny or a cute way. Amruta got back with "you're the idiot", equally annoyed. As simple. Also, granted that Amruta and Himanshoo are married and he is her spouse, but before anything they're both the best of friends and friends use this kind of language with each other.
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