Originally posted by: mystique123
Minu...❤️
Firstly, I applaud you wholeheartedly dear for presenting such a sensitive issue in the bestest way I could ever think of. Till today, I have never ever come across someone who have wrote about it... leave alone handling it in this manner. This is indeed a brilliant effort.👏👏👏
Thank you Isha for the appreciation😃. Issues needs to be addressed and somebody obviously has to be first..Right?
Before getting into the socially relevant topic, I admire the character sketch of Naina not because of her selfless love but also for the independent girl she is for she convinced him to split the bills, she believes in being equal partners in a relationship.⭐️
Well charity begins at home.If seen from logical point of view..Sameer doesnot earn.So how much a non-earning teenage boy can spend?Definitely he cannot be a spendthrift.So in a relationship where non earns its wise to split.Glad you liked it.😳
So Sameer was too much worried about common adolescent issue of the wet dreams that he perceived it as nearing his last days. But yeah what more could you expect from a teenager living in a society where there is none: neither family nor friends not even teachers who could guide him in understanding the biological changes. In our society Taboo itself is a taboo.
I am sure this helplessness would be the case with 99% teenagers, no matter how much information they garner from outside world, it can be deceiving at times and they tend to end up in having blind faiths instead they should be guided well by the ones to be healthier human beings.
Today times have got relatively easy and people can be well informative.At the click of mouse consultations to solution..everything is at our disposal.But set in 90s outside source was truly deceiving and still I believe Parents/guardians need to impart proper sex education to their children...Ignorance can be dangerous.
Coming to Samaina, Sameer is super duper lucky to have Naina in his life. Normally people tend to lose the power to think when they hear their loved ones in pain. But here I adore Naina for the way she heard him out, though she was clueless she calmed him down, her topper brain got activated immediately to consult a doctor and even accompanied him to the hospital. Even in hospital she made sure he is composed enough to present his worries to the doctor and the simple gesture of smoothening his hair had all the assurance he ever needs in his life,She is the angel, Sameer is blessed with ❤️
Can't agree more that Love is not just the flittery, flirty feeling as in movies.It is truly caring about another human being's existence and welfare, wanting to be there for them, to support them and help them grow; to make a difference in their life and care for their happiness and struggles other than your own and win all the battles.😊
Man evolves with the theory of -Survival of fittest.So first survive under unfavourable climate and then love and flirty feelings can follow.We tend to get away from the basic ,natural things seeking grandeur,which turns into a double trouble.We discuss growth of everything but not about basic natural ways of growing up.How ironic!
And now I understood why you chose Samaina as characters to this well thought concept : because if a character in the story is able to pull the right chord it would leave a lasting imprint on the readers forever and who could find a better way of expressing than through Samaina for us. Such an amazing writer you are, I would definitely say you are well ahead of time⭐️
Yes!The success of the story depends on how much it has impacted the reader.SamAina definitely is the best way to propagate the idea and make people aware that taboos and streotypes exist for both the sexes.If girls have periods,boy have wet dreams..So are other things.Thanks for appreciating my effort and loving this story in whole.😳
Lots and Lots of Love🤗
With love-🤗
Minu
