It's Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea For Ishita - Page 5

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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: Wings-of-Fire

Thank you for this amazing post Aani. Parenting is the toughest job in the world yet there's no proper guidebook or training available. Parents learn to deal with their kid with time and from experience. Besides the points you have risen, I think this fact also contributed to Ishita's actions. She's only been a parent for about a year and half that too of a really sweet baby with whom she has a strong connection. But suddenly she's the mom of a teen with troublesome past. That has to terrify her. She doesn't know this kid enough to know where he's coming from or what his limits are. Raman on the other hand can chill because he did raise him for six years and although he didn't get to act the part of a parent for a long time, he still was one. Although that experience doesn't necessarily make him a better parent, but it surely helps in coping with the fears that come with raising a teen.



Roshnee thank you for mentioning @bold - exactly Raman didnt get the responsibility of parenting a teen son out of nowhere, it has been a part of who he is now, for him its a natural progression to be there for his son who is growing into his formative years but for Ishtia this is a sudden development and she is still trying to sink her feet in it and hence making mistakes, its like when a woman has a baby for the first time - she doesnt know everything - why her baby is crying, when should she change, feed, burp and all - she learns it with time and by trial and error.
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: -Gan-

Wonderful post Aani 👏 you've explained the situation at hand, especially about both Ishita and Raman and the reason for their conflicting parenting style very well. I am glad the girls encouraged you to post this outside of the LU thread.. The forum truly needs more mature Posts like these where there is a balance with objectivity in the analysis..

Loved it! 😳



thanks Gan 😊
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: cloudy24

awesome write up👏


thanks Uttara 😊
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: abhilasha_dream


After Mr. Jhakkar revealed the fake phone truth to Bhalla's, Raman held Ishita back from talking to Adi. He did express his POV to Ishita clearly. When Ishita questioned about why did he stop her from talking to Adi, Raman had answered - " his son has come back to him after a long time and he did not want to lose him again. Secondly, this is the age where u cannot restrict him as a child. Give him space and he himself (I.e. Raman) will handle it. "


Raman did go and talk to his son, after which Adi did come and apologise to Ishita. When Vinnie came to the house, Raman had disclosed to Ishita that he was aware of Vinnie's arrival, which meant that Adi was on the right path as he was sharing things with his father.

When Ishita came back from SPA all of a sudden, and refused to go back, at that time also Raman had told her to relax and give kids some space as well as trust them and him, but Ishita escaped from there.

I think the above instances are proof enough for any person that Raman had a tab on his son and he will not allow him to wander away. Secondly, he had put forth his POV in front of Ishita several times which she decided to turn a deaf ear to. It was lack of trust of Ishita in Raman's parenting which led her to take such drastic steps.

So in the Precap, if Raman accuses her then this time Ishita had brought it upon herself as though there was constant telling by Raman to stop being so over-protective and leave things to him, Ishita doesn't give in to his heeds and finally does things which blows Raman's fuse.


I need to catch up with YHM episodes. I just caught the 20th June episode, hence my take on the situation.

Given that and your explanation, Raman informing Ishita on him handling Adi still doesn't hit me well. I'm not an expert on parenting but I have seen situation where my friends handle their way off children. When both parents do not support and put the same front up, the child tends to feel insecure, sides with one, divide and rule and mostly nothing correct is achieved.

Yes, agreed, Adi apologized to Ishita after Raman & Adi's talk, he did inform Raman about Vinnie but what did Raman do to ensure Ishita's insecurities about Adi is calmed out? He could have been open with Ishita about Vinnie and not try to work behind her back. If he had been open, even if Ishita had objected, she still would have trusted Adi... I don't know, I still feel the child needs to know that both parents are together in managing, bringing up the child.

Anyway, which father would say out right to the face of the mother that she is not the mother of the child? The hurt, how on earth can a spouse redeem himself after uttering the words. Ishita would have it in her mind till end of her days...Now, this being a serial, I'm sure Ishita would forgive Raman...blah...blah... everything will be ok but in real life this would be tough. Same goes with Ishita and Adi's relationship. The trust is broken...mending it, is going to be an uphill task...

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