Originally posted by: Dee-Dee
I have not at all written any of what you assumed ‘I think’, so if you think I think like that and ever defended any of that - GOOD FOR YOU!
And just one correction - I will not even get into what all led to that child developing so much hate and acting so mature beyond her age which she obviously shouldn’t.
But, Anuj proposed marriage to Shruti, willfully, when she was grieving the loss of her parents, neither Aadhya blackmailed him nor Shruti manipulated him. Lets stop blaming a child for every fault, action and decision of her adult parents, but if you actually believe whatever you write/ assume - Good for you!
I can bring in five different situations where Adhya did not let Anuj come clean with Shruti hefore her birthday, and you can stop the deflection that I am blaming a kid for an adult's actions when I have been calling Anuj a bad parent for not taking her to therapy and drawing boundaries with her.
And what horifying thing did happen to Adhya, apart from her father moving to a first world country for her, paying no alimony to his ex, not taking her to therapy, and catfishing an adult, that caused her to be in a weird sort of emotional competition with her father's romantic prospects? How is poor, unsophisticated Upmaa more responsible for the lack of Adhya's mental healthcare than a billionaire Anuj?
You know bad things can happen to kids even if parents try to prioritise them in every decision. If your ideal parenting is to prevent them from ever dealing with any unpleasantness, that is simply not how the world works.
Anupamaa was allegedly an abusive mother, she removed herself, if the angel parent that stayed back did not help the child to overcome the supposed PTSD— he is the one setting her up for a lifetime of hurt.
This "woman evil for divorcing guy" shitck while the story is based in US — a country with the tenth highest divorce rate is hilarous. Realistically, Adhya probably has 5 classmates who have single parents/shared families lol.
Edited by Blueeeee - 6 months ago
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