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Posted: 6 years ago
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No.. leaving home is not an option or solution.. threatening to do so is blackmailing n dominating the other person
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Posted: 6 years ago
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I feel its more important to look at the reason behind leaving home. Yes Naina is also wrong by being too stingy but Sameer is more at fault here. His frustration from professional matters is making him burst his anger on Naina and since Jaimala she has been handling his taunts. But in the past few epis its been too much. Especially yesterday Sameer was too disrespectful towards Naina. Him questioning her upbringing and taunting her money saving nature when all she wants to do is give him a balanced and disciplined life. Its not about ego or stubbornness here. What self respecting girl would want to stay in a house that has been declared as not her's by her husband who has constantly made her feel unwanted? Naina is not trying to manipulate or dominate Sameer, she is far too hurt by his words to do this. The step she has taken is for her self-respect and its something I too would have done. Love is important but its not at the cost of your own respect.
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: IamIbe

I feel its more important to look at the reason behind leaving home. Yes Naina is also wrong by being too stingy but Sameer is more at fault here. His frustration from professional matters is making him burst his anger on Naina and since Jaimala she has been handling his taunts. But in the past few epis its been too much. Especially yesterday Sameer was too disrespectful towards Naina. Him questioning her upbringing and taunting her money saving nature when all she wants to do is give him a balanced and disciplined life. Its not about ego or stubbornness here. What self respecting girl would want to stay in a house that has been declared as not her's by her husband who has constantly made her feel unwanted? Naina is not trying to manipulate or dominate Sameer, she is far too hurt by his words to do this. The step she has taken is for her self-respect and its something I too would have done. Love is important but its not at the cost of your own respect.



Exactly if hubby is constantly declaring it to be his house, accusing her of making his house and his life HELL then the girl has 3 options
1. Shout back at him and claim her rights...here Naina could confront him asking what has he achieved so far to question her values and abilities

2. Sit in a corner and accept all the taunts by weeping at her misery and loose her self respect

3. Leave the place which he claims to be only his... until he realizes his mistake and Gives her the due respect

Considering naina's Nature I don't think she could do either of 2 and only 3rd option sounds realistic

I don't believe in typical ITV drama of FL just showing infinite patience to all the humiliation like a MAHAAN DEVI
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: myprimechicago



Exactly if hubby is constantly declaring it to be his house, accusing her of making his house and his life HELL then the girl has 3 options
1. Shout back at him and claim her rights...here Naina could confront him asking what has he achieved so far to question her values and abilities

2. Sit in a corner and accept all the taunts by weeping at her misery and loose her self respect

3. Leave the place which he claims to be only his... until he realizes his mistake and Gives her the due respect

Considering naina's Nature I don't think she could do either of 2 and only 3rd option sounds realistic

I don't believe in typical ITV drama of FL just showing infinite patience to all the humiliation like a MAHAAN DEVI

I so agree with you. This is a 90s show but has always been far more progressive in these things. I am not questioning anyone's opinions but I would really like to understand why people want Naina to stay back despite what Sameer did in yesterday's epi? She does love Sameer deeply and truly which is why she will continue to love him from afar despite his mistakes but there is a difference between unconditional love and blind devotional love. I dont believe in the second one because it usually subscribes to the rather backward mentality that my husband is my god and no matter how he treats me I will stay with him. This way the husband never learns from his mistakes neither the woman from hers and marriage becomes toxic.
Sometimes distance doesn't mean fleeing a situation but giving each other some space to understand the other's importance. They will miss each other and that will make them value each other, make them realise what the other person brought to the table and why its an essentiality they are missing in life.
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Well I'm not married so don't know the thought process
But I follow one thing that running away from issues is never a solution
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Naina should have told Sameer she wants a break, will go to chachajis place and will b back in a week or so...
She knew what happened to pooja di..so just going to Maika is not sensible..

She repects her Chacha-Chachi, this will again question their upbringing..

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Posted: 6 years ago
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Though I don't want to comment on the precap as we don't know yet what led to Naina leaving home.
But what I can say is sometimes leaving home is the only option but this is too early for Samaina to be at that stage hence we are not able to digest Naina leaving just like that.We have seen absolutely zero communication between them. Instead of constant bickering they could have at least tried to once to explain other their point of view and then tried to find a middle ground.

Another thing that I have learned from experience is that for the other person to understand you, both of you need to calm down first. Sometimes a little distance is important for it but distance doesn't mean that you leave the house. Staying silent and sleeping through it is enough. All the arguments don't need to be resolved then and there.

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Posted: 6 years ago
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I don't think so...maybe maintain some distance for a whole n all...but this packing bags n leaving at petty things would only aggravate things...marriage ain't easy!
Naina's behavior is not right. If she keeps doing the same thing everytime, one day Sameer won't stop her...
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Leaving the marital home in anger can be considered as desertion. It does not solve the problems but compounds them.

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