Love & Parenthood - IshRa - Page 2

Thanks Vyas

@bold - yep they are well beyond and above the sirf ruhi ke liye zone and thank god for that 😆

@blue - yep, in fact when Mr. Bhalla had to convince Raman to marry Ishita I rem his words were your daughter has found a mother for herself, all you have to do now is unite them so their love story is going in reverse but that is the uniqueness and beauty of it

@red - she was hurt but he never meant that to happen and of course that was never his intention, also I think IshRa will discuss these things someday but at the time I think it would have been too much you know, one step at a time is always the best approach and then they were discussing the need to parent both their kids, the ones they already have and it would have been weird if they started discussing the ones they cant or don't, not only because they haven't consummated this marriage but because emotionally too they aren't there yet, at least Ishita isn't hence her words - mere life, mere issues, once that isn't the case - once the word mere/meri doesn't exist among them, these things can be talked about more and Ishita wont take any words by Raman then as his platitude or pity or compromise, but his understanding and acceptance which is what she needs, she was left by a man she loved, a man who loved her because she is infertile, but if a man loves her now regardless of that - it would help solve a lot of complexes she has developed because of that one problem she has.

thank you :)

Thank you so much and am right now I have a writer' block sadly hope I find my muse again to write and be back 😳

Loved the line to the core.. Hats off 👏👏👏👏

one thing I wonder is, are ishita and raman considering the possibility of an intimate relationship? her infertility was at the center of the emotionally charged conversation, so I didn't think either of them were thinking about it but now I'm rethinking that. I was going through

the comments the other day, and someone said creatives should introduce consummation in order to keep up with the mature theme. it makes in a way, raman and ishita are both mature, they are married and if not love, then they have respect, understanding, admiration and attraction. is that not enough for a physical relationship?

With Ishita and Raman it is always tiny things that changed the dynamics of their relationship. Drama happens in their life but it is always simpler things that brought them closer.