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@Sri1091

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Posted: 9 years ago

#141

Originally posted by: -K.13-

I'm impressed! How much younger is your bro?

Me and my bro are too similar in our mannerisms but different in our perspectives so we just butt heads a lot...He's the only one able to bring out my inner Raavan kumar😆

He is 3 yrs younger to me krihu he very well knows how to handle me

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zohakhan7

@zohakhan7

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+ 10

Posted: 9 years ago

#142

Originally posted by: -K.13-

and when we do get bala and vandu...we get bhejaless versions of them 🤔

They have turned mature people like Bala and Vandu into jokers 🤔

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Priya

@priyadarshini.r

Rocker

Posted: 9 years ago

#143

Originally posted by: -K.13-

Even at my not so young age of 25...my mom always says that my dad will still drop anything and everything for me - no questions asked. 😳

That's one of the reasons I really like YHM still - daddy's are their daughters first protectors but they aren't perfect either, which YHM shows. Just like moms & their sons have a very unique relationship as we've seen with Adi & Ishita, Raman & Toshiji, etc. But then we've also seen how mom-daughters and father-sons slowly become friends over time...like Amma-Ishita & Adi-Raman

Krishy, even now, in my 30's my amma keeps saying the exact thing almost every day and she will crib for not having a son.😆😆 . She used to wonder about the unshakable confidence and trust he has in me. But even though I have been a paapa's girl all through my life, the bond with my mother did strengthen as and when I got maturity and started experiencing life. Of late, my appa has started cribbing that he finds it strange that we are able to converse and chit chat about anything and everything even at wee hours and how well we get to understand each other without uttering a word. So yes, daddy's are always special, but mothers are not far behind.😊

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-K.13-

@-K.13-

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Posted: 9 years ago

#144

Originally posted by: priyadarshini.r

Krishy, even now, in my 30's my amma keeps saying the exact thing almost every day and she will crib for not having a son.😆😆 . She used to wonder about the unshakable confidence and trust he has in me. But even though I have been a paapa's girl all through my life, the bond with my mother did strengthen as and when I got maturity and started experiencing life. Of late, my appa has started cribbing that he finds it strange that we are able to converse and chit chat about anything and everything even at wee hours and how well we get to understand each other without uttering a word. So yes, daddy's are always special, but mothers are not far behind.😊

I totally agree - as I get older, my relationship dynamics with my dad is still the same as growing up...where he protects and takes care of me no matter what, but I definitely find myself becoming more friends with my mother. She's the one I feel I can share everything with just to get it off my chest, while my dad is the one I go to when I need help.

I think this shift in dynamics often applies to both fathers & sons and mothers & daughters...while the relationship between a father-daughter & mother-son tends to more hold on to the elements it did when kids were children. And it's interesting to think of some of the reasons why this could be the case 😳

That's why it's been cool to see the various dynamics of a parent-child relationship on YHM...Raman went from being Adi's dad growing up to more of his friend now.

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gargpoo

@gargpoo

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Posted: 9 years ago

#145

Originally posted by: sarunholic_arhi

uncle ko pata hona chahiye keh tere kitne khelne kudhne keh din hai with regards to ur g mind😆

Hawww...i m so innocent..my g talks r sanskari..☺️

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zohakhan7

@zohakhan7

Trailblazer

+ 10

Posted: 9 years ago

#146

Originally posted by: gargpoo
Hawww...i m so innocent..my g talks r sanskari..☺️

U and innocent 😲

Its just like Prabh is the most innocent girl in our jd gang 🤣

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gargpoo

@gargpoo

Sparkler

Posted: 9 years ago

#147

Originally posted by: Sri1091

I play d same to him krishy but he always plays a dad role for me I and my elder bro pamper him a lot but he is most responsible among us 😆 😆 he orders me to do things and says he won't talk to me if I won't do wat he tells and I do things because I can't be without talking to him

i can relate it to my bro..he is a fun loving guy bt protective too..he will pamper me bt if he is angry he gives me silent treatment thats i cant handle...he knows very well how to handle me.. 😆

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gargpoo

@gargpoo

Sparkler

Posted: 9 years ago

#148

Originally posted by: priyadarshini.r

Krishy, even now, in my 30's my amma keeps saying the exact thing almost every day and she will crib for not having a son.😆😆. She used to wonder about the unshakable confidence and trust he has in me. But even though I have been a paapa's girl all through my life, the bond with my mother did strengthen as and when I got maturity and started experiencing life. Of late, my appa has started cribbing that he finds it strange that we are able to converse and chit chat about anything and everything even at wee hours and how well we get to understand each other without uttering a word. So yes, daddy's are always special, but mothers are not far behind.😊

totally agree priya..especially the wee hours talking .my dad scratches his head wats wronv with u two..🤣