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Posted: 5 years ago
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Originally posted by: Jayati321

Woah... very very well written post.Congratulations dear.👏

I am so glad that i didn't miss this post. First of all thank you very much for describing the meaning of soulmate.That definition has lots of depth into it.

I am not very good in expressing,I can only say that Mishbir are made for each other.For Mishti,Abir's love is the solution to all her problems.For Abir,Mishti is like a simple and beautiful home where he can stay happily leaving his banjara life forever.

Mushkile toh bahut aayengi,par ush par ek sundar sa ghar he banana.I loved this sayari of Abir which he said during the proposal time.

Thank you so much for the compliment on the writing. I am so happy that you liked the post and enjoyed reading it.

@Bold - This really does sum up the struggle and the journey that lies ahead for Mishbir. They have something that is so very rare in this world, true love. They managed to find and recognize it. Now, it's their responsibility to ensure they don't ever lose it.

Mishti and Abir were truly meant to meet each other and complete each other's lives. Their journey so far has been nothing short of inspiring, I hope their journey ahead will also be as amazing as it was so far. What is love without having to fight for it? It's going to be hard for them and us but we'll hopefully come through the other end stronger and wiser.

Thank you again for leaving me not just compliments but sharing with me your thoughts on Mishbir and their journey!🤗

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Posted: 5 years ago
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Originally posted by: Onyourface

Well said Misaki !

Since you wrote about writing views...

I don't know whether the concept of soulmates really exists or not...or is just used for the glamourous hype of the love stories around, but souls do exist and if one soul is able to connect with other in such a way that that the two individuals can rise together for the good... keeping the wisdom intact..that for me is love in the purest form ...

The "I love you" isn't the destination but the start to the amazing journey of growing together...when I say growing together ...it means a never ending life long process ... it's not about we completed each other...it's about we will be always complimenting each other ...the "I will always keep you loving" is the journey and the destination itself

And I am glad that their journey is making them learn ...come out stronger every time and grow out of it ...the day they will be able to reach the stage where they will share anything and everything under the sun without any censorship .. without the fear of being judged ...that will be the ultimate level of comfort any individual can ever have !!

True love always makes you rise in life and not fall...and if you fall ...make sure you introspect is it "love"or simply the "greed of love" ?

Pyaar vo jo uthna sikhaye, girna nahi

Pyaar vo jo taakat bane ,kamzori nahi

Pyaar vo jo asha laaye, nirasha nahi

Pyaar vo jo ibadat bane, nasha nahi

Pyaar vo jo kabhi hasaye kabhi rulaye par zindagi se kabhi thakaye nahi💕

And when you know you have found one... never let it go...a lesson learnt by mishbir !!

This is such a great take on love and Mishbir Uru.

@Bold - I am so glad to read someone having a different take on something I believe in. I just wanted to add that don't believe in the typical romantic 'soulmate' relationship either. Neither do I believe in one soulmate forever. I know the post doesn't talk about this perspective but I didn't talk about it because it doesn't apply to Mishbir. They truly are each other's soulmates so I didn't have to talk about another perspective where soulmates need not be one person for another especially forever.

I believe in Soulmates as people who you connect with on a deeper level, someone that helps you grow significantly in any way possible. People who have made significant contribution to your growth as an individual. These people can be your best friend, your parents, your siblings or your partner. Which is why I quoted Edgar Cayce. It need not always be your romantic partner. Which is why I stressed on how Soulmates are misunderstood and been reduced to a stupid cliche.

So basically your definition of 'souls connecting and rising' fits exactly with the 'soulmate' concept that I have always believed in. Meaning you my friend, do believe in it now. Congratulations, you can no longer say you don't believe in soulmates😛😆

@Red - Wow. 'You know what I really believe in the fact that we both connect well with our philosophies in life because that is exactly what I think about declaring love as well. 'I love you' is always the beginning of a love story and a relationship and to this day I don't understand how people don't get this really simple fact. You should know how incredibly happy reading this, made me.🤗

I Love you is basically telling a person simply that they are incredibly special to you and that you would like to always be a part of their life. So basically, it's a start of a very special relationship between two people. The real love journey begins only when the other person reciprocates these feelings and agrees to the relationship. This is exactly why confession is a big deal and the tags of 'boyfriend' and 'girlfriend' incredibly special. That is when an actual relationship begins and so does the journey of love.

Having said that, when I say completing each other, it means bringing the best out of each other. This is why I stressed on 'two' wholes and not one whole made of two separate pieces. This again is not an instant or momentary concept, it is again a continuous process of being each others support and strength. They need the other by their side to help them be their best.

There is also no destination in love, it is indeed only the journey that is the only significant and invaluable part. What is love if nothing but promising to go on the life's journey by each other's side ?

Also, loved the bit on "falling' in love. I absolutely agree with your view as well as that beautiful poem that explains the concept so well. If you 'fell', was it really love?

@Bold again - If you did manage to find 'true love', don't be an idiot and ensure you never let it go. Hope Mishbir indeed realize this bit and never let anything or anyone get in their way of the happiness they truly deserve as each other's soulmates.

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Originally posted by: fangirl1012

Words fails me when it comes to appreciating the beauty of this post. You have captured the true essence of Mishbir so thank you for that🤗 Because I am short of time I am reproducing some of the things I have already written for Mishbir

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The right kind of love

The concept of love has always fascinated me. I am an avid reader, so I have frequently dealt with the perception of love depicted in stories. As a child Disney movies and fairytales taught us that true love’s kiss could solve all your problems and all that you needed was a prince charming in your life who said things you needed to hear. So, the idea of love derived from these stories was that it needed to be expressed in intimate gestures and through words. For ages I held on to this concept of love in many ways I became like Kuhu I was so much in love with the idea of love that I stopped looking past the three words said to me by another person. I stopped looking at the person for what they were and just hung on to their words. However, I painfully realized that this was not real love rather it was just a mere infatuation. For love that is real needs not to be expressed through words or intimacy it needs to be felt it needs to be expressed through actions. It simply became what Abir said to Naanu once “Main Misthi se I love you bolne say pehlay uss ko yay yakeen dilana chatha hoon kay main hamesha uss ka saath dunga” and in this episode he stayed true to his words and showed it through his actions .Words are just mere words unless they are backed up by actions and intimacy is not just fulfilling each other’s physical needs but also to fulfill each other’s emotional needs. It is baring your soul to someone and expecting and hoping that they will love you in spite of your flaws. Love is when someone loves all of you not the perfect you but the real you that is imperfect. Sometimes love is showing up for people even when they expect you not to show up. Sometimes it is to make the other person feel that you will always be there for them. Sometimes when the whole world turns its back on a person you still believe in them because they are your person. Sometimes love creeps up in quiet moments when you believe that you are all alone but than a hug makes you feel you are finally home. When someone’s arms became your save haven and just for a moment you let your guard down because you know that the other person will not let you fall. When everything else is falling apart but that one person holds you together that one person gives you the hope that things will eventually get better. For love is not giving up on someone even when they feel like giving up on themselves. That is what love is for Mishbir and that’s the reason I adore them so passionately because their love for each other is so pure so honest that no words can do justice to it.

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Pain

They say that abandonment is a wound that never heals. I say only that an abandoned child never forgets.

Mario Balotelli

Another common theme that links AM together is pain. They have both been abandoned by their fathers at an early age. When we come in to this world our parents our the first exposure we have to the real world. Naturally parents are supposed to nurture us and love us unconditionally but if the same parents one day decide to leave for whatever reason they permanently scar the child they are leaving behind. Abir once said “Baap jab bachpa main chod kar jata hain toh saath bachpan bhi lay jaati hain” the small child is forced to grow up and deal with the harsh realities of life. This betrayal comes from someone the child looks up to and it hurts so much to be left behind that you stop believing that for someone you are enough that for someone you are worth staying for. Misthi’s wounds run deeper because her mother left her for someone else and even her grandmother refused to take her responsibility. She starts living in the Masheswari household and is placed under the loving care of her Bade Papa and Badi Maa who leave no stone unturned to make sure she has a comfortable life. However, she feels like she is a burden/bhoj on them as characters like Jasmeet and Kuhu keep reminding her of her adopted status. The difference between Misthi and Abir is that Misthi knows how to deal with her pain. She cries for a bit but than dusts herself up and moves forward Abir though has managed to conceal his pain really well and he has buried it really deep within himself in a way that for him “Dard toh dost purana hain”. He ignores his own pain by trying to help other people and by making them smile but he has no one who asks him if he needs support no one who bothers too see if he is really okay. Both Mish and Abir are surrounded by people but they still feel alone. Pain is the reason they meet again for the second time amongst those temple ruins. That day Abir tells her a very profound thing “Upar walay ki awaaz hamesha upar say nahi aah ti. Kabhi kabhi who kisi aur ko bhej dayta hain kisi ko humrahi madad karnay ki. Ho sakta hain kay upar walay nay mujay aap ki problem solve karnay kay liay bheja hain yay phir app ko meri. In short upar wala hum dono ki help kar raha hain” These lines are so deep and so true. Sometimes God helps us in mysterious ways and often in way in which we don’t expect. He tells her that maybe God has sent him in her life to help her or vice versa and in this way God is helping them both. Unknowingly Misthi misplaces her earring that day but he picks it up and keeps it safe he muses that this earring signifies” Humarhi qismat main phir say milan likha hain” and how apt was that. The whole sequence is beautiful. In midst of the temple ruins two pain-ridden individuals heal each other a bit unexpectedly. How beautifully has fate interweaved these two strangers together.


A/N: Have written loads more on them if you have time do share your thoughts.

Thank you so much for such high praise!🤗 Always makes me really happy to hear nice things on my writing especially since summarizing them and their journey was not easy. I could write essays😆

RE: The right kind of love

Being a vivid reader myself, I'm glad that my school and junior college had the most amazing collection of classics that helped contribute to me developing the most pragmatic view on love, really early on. In fact my favorite classic 'love story' till date is 'Gone with the Wind'. So I have never really had any delusive opinion on the subject. Having said that, I have seen the smartest of the lot confusing a lot of things to love so I can understand why someone like Kuhu would confuse something as frivolous as infatuation to love. Besides, as you rightly said while the three words are really important, actions always speak louder than words. This holds true for every relationship and especially a relationship built on mutual respect and admiration. Which is why Abir and Mishti's love for each other was way more obvious to us from the very beginning than it was to them. It was only a matter of time before the genuine care, admiration and respect evolved into something more. Most relationships unfortunately, not excluding husband-wife, are extremely toxic relationships which end up in destroying the people involved. It happens all the time, everywhere around us. Therefore, it goes without saying that it is extremely rare to find someone who genuinely gets you and helps you become the best version of yourself. It is even more rare when that relationship is mutual. Abir and Mishti as I've already tried to explain fit that role and definition of soulmates that I believe in, rather fittingly.

So yes, I agree. It is extremely important to recognize what love is. Fortunately Mishti & Abir have both been mature enough to not just recognize it but also approach their relationship the right way. I think every heart that understands love in whichever form, knows how rare it really is so we are drawn to such stories and characters. Mishti and Abir as characters have been beautifully written and portrayed. We can't help but admire and root for them. Mishbir are definitely one of those rare love stories that deserve a happy ending.

RE: Pain

This has always been the main reason why I root for these two souls as much as I do. Everyone comes with baggage, but not every one has the ability to accept and understand the baggage that comes with accepting another person. Only a soul in pain can understand another.

While Abir has long forgotten his baba's face, the abandonment runs deep and will forever remain a wound unhealed. Mishti on the other hand, remembers everything. She knows exactly why her mother left and why she was abandoned. Whose wounds run deeper? The one who doesn't know why? Or the one who knows why and is forced to hear people call her responsible for it? Also, while Abir's dad abandoned him, he also took away the one person who probably cared and loved him the way a parent is meant to love their child. Mishti's parents absence however was compensated with BM and BP taking their place and doing a far better job at it than her parents ever did. While Abir had a family that tried their best to never make him feel left out, Mishti had people literally calling her an outsider/burden/charity case on an hourly basis.

Both are in pain but they don't carry the same wounds. This is actually very interesting distinction that I have observed among all the parallels drawn on Mishbir. This makes their dynamics very interesting as well. These are two people who have always tried to live their life for the ones they have come to love while carrying the deepest wounds in their hearts. It is absolutely poetic how the two wounded souls met each other and turn into the solace and comfort that they have always longed for.

Oh and I must admit, the initial episodes( the first 10 especially) and meetings of Mishbir were truly the best written episodes of YRHPK till date. This particular episode especially was absolutely beautiful. The writing, the shayaris, the cinematography, the music and the direction. They added so much to Mishbir and their love story. I wish we got more such meaningful episodes and writing right now.

Thank you so much for sharing these absolutely beautiful views that you had on Mishbir and their journey. I thoroughly enjoyed reading them and replying to them as well. I'm glad you posted them as replies to the thread. I hope we get to discuss much more on them in the future. It has been a pleasure.🤗

Edited by misaki - 5 years ago
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Posted: 5 years ago
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Hi Misaki...😛 🤗

My replies in pink !

Originally posted by: misaki

This is such a great take on love and Mishbir Uru.

Thank you so much !😎

@Bold - I am so glad to read someone having a different take on something I believe in. I just wanted to add that don't believe in the typical romantic 'soulmate' relationship either. Neither do I believe in one soulmate forever. I know the post doesn't talk about this perspective but I didn't talk about it because it doesn't apply to Mishbir. They truly are each other's soulmates so I didn't have to talk about another perspective where soulmates need not be one person for another especially forever.

I believe in Soulmates as people who you connect with on a deeper level, someone that helps you grow significantly in any way possible. People who have made significant contribution to your growth as an individual. These people can be your best friend, your parents, your siblings or your partner. Which is why I quoted Edgar Cayce. It need not always be your romantic partner. Which is why I stressed on how Soulmates are misunderstood and been reduced to a stupid cliche.

Bold - this...this is what I believe in ...and I completely understand why you didn't mention about that in detail in your post, having said that I feel even baba has some soul connection with mishbir, Mishti saved baba from drowning , gave him a new life and I am sure in future baba will save mishbir and give them a new life , so yeah they do have some undefined connection beyond the physical relationship !

So basically your definition of 'souls connecting and rising' fits exactly with the 'soulmate' concept that I have always believed in. Meaning you my friend, do believe in it now. Congratulations, you can no longer say you don't believe in soulmates😛😆

Oh ! Haha, yes thanks for explaining it to me in a better way, now I can proudly say I understand this concept and believe in it too !😛🤗

@Red - Wow. 'You know what I really believe in the fact that we both connect well with our philosophies in life because that is exactly what I think about declaring love as well. 'I love you' is always the beginning of a love story and a relationship and to this day I don't understand how people don't get this really simple fact. You should know how incredibly happy reading this, made me.🤗

And you should know how happy I am to find someone who has the ability to understand this on deeper levels ! Mutual feelings Misaki !🤗

I Love you is basically telling a person simply that they are incredibly special to you and that you would like to always be a part of their life. So basically, it's a start of a very special relationship between two people. The real love journey begins only when the other person reciprocates these feelings and agrees to the relationship. This is exactly why confession is a big deal and the tags of 'boyfriend' and 'girlfriend' incredibly special. That is when an actual relationship begins and so does the journey of love.

Having said that, when I say completing each other, it means bringing the best out of each other. This is why I stressed on 'two' wholes and not one whole made of two separate pieces. This again is not an instant or momentary concept, it is again a continuous process of being each others support and strength. They need the other by their side to help them be their best.

There is also no destination in love, it is indeed only the journey that is the only significant and invaluable part. What is love if nothing but promising to go on the life's journey by each other's side ?

Also, loved the bit on "falling' in love. I absolutely agree with your view as well as that beautiful poem that explains the concept so well. If you 'fell', was it really love?

@Bold again - If you did manage to find 'true love', don't be an idiot and ensure you never let it go. Hope Mishbir indeed realize this bit and never let anything or anyone get in their way of the happiness they truly deserve as each other's soulmates.

Absolutely ! Totally agree on this .. looking forward to have more philosophical conversations ofcourse regarding the show only ..in future !

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Originally posted by: misaki

Thank you so much for such high praise!🤗 Always makes me really happy to hear nice things on my writing especially since summarizing them and their journey was not easy. I could write essays😆

RE: The right kind of love

Being a vivid reader myself, I'm glad that my school and junior college had the most amazing collection of classics that helped contribute to me developing the most pragmatic view on love, really early on. In fact my favorite classic 'love story' till date is 'Gone with the Wind'. So I have never really had any delusive opinion on the subject. Having said that, I have seen the smartest of the lot confusing a lot of things to love so I can understand why someone like Kuhu would confuse something as frivolous as infatuation to love. Besides, as you rightly said while the three words are really important, actions always speak louder than words. This holds true for every relationship and especially a relationship built on mutual respect and admiration. Which is why Abir and Mishti's love for each other was way more obvious to us from the very beginning than it was to them. It was only a matter of time before the genuine care, admiration and respect evolved into something more. Most relationships unfortunately, not excluding husband-wife, are extremely toxic relationships which end up in destroying the people involved. It happens all the time, everywhere around us. Therefore, it goes without saying that it is extremely rare to find someone who genuinely gets you and helps you become the best version of yourself. It is even more rare when that relationship is mutual. Abir and Mishti as I've already tried to explain fit that role and definition of soulmates that I believe in, rather fittingly.

So yes, I agree. It is extremely important to recognize what love is. Fortunately Mishti & Abir have both been mature enough to not just recognize it but also approach their relationship the right way. I think every heart that understands love in whichever form, knows how rare it really is so we are drawn to such stories and characters. Mishti and Abir as characters have been beautifully written and portrayed. We can't help but admire and root for them. Mishbir are definitely one of those rare love stories that deserve a happy ending.

RE: Pain

This has always been the main reason why I root for these two souls as much as I do. Everyone comes with baggage, but not every one has the ability to accept and understand the baggage that comes with accepting another person. Only a soul in pain can understand another.

While Abir has long forgotten his baba's face, the abandonment runs deep and will forever remain a wound unhealed. Mishti on the other hand, remembers everything. She knows exactly why her mother left and why she was abandoned. Whose wounds run deeper? The one who doesn't know why? Or the one who knows why and is forced to hear people call her responsible for it? Also, while Abir's dad abandoned him, he also took away the one person who probably cared and loved him the way a parent is meant to love their child. Mishti's parents absence however was compensated with BM and BP taking their place and doing a far better job at it than her parents ever did. While Abir had a family that tried their best to never make him feel left out, Mishti had people literally calling her an outsider/burden/charity case on an hourly basis.

Both are in pain but they don't carry the same wounds. This is actually very interesting distinction that I have observed among all the parallels drawn on Mishbir. This makes their dynamics very interesting as well. These are two people who have always tried to live their life for the ones they have come to love while carrying the deepest wounds in their hearts. It is absolutely poetic how the two wounded souls met each other and turn into the solace and comfort that they have always longed for.

Oh and I must admit, the initial episodes( the first 10 especially) and meetings of Mishbir were truly the best written episodes of YRHPK till date. This particular episode especially was absolutely beautiful. The writing, the shayaris, the cinematography, the music and the direction. They added so much to Mishbir and their love story. I wish we got more such meaningful episodes and writing right now.

Thank you so much for sharing these absolutely beautiful views that you had on Mishbir and their journey. I thoroughly enjoyed reading them and replying to them as well. I'm glad you posted them as replies to the thread. I hope we get to discuss much more on them in the future. It has been a pleasure.🤗

Bold 1: This is so true. The progression of Mishbir from strangers, to friends and to lovers has been done very convincingly. I just loved how you mentioned care, admiration and respect because for me these are the linchpins of a successful relationship. More than love what we need is mutual respect, trust and understanding for a relationship to work. From the get go Mishbir are shown to understand each other even when they are strangers they have this odd sense of and when they become friends their bond just continues to grow deeper echoing what Mish said "That yay matter nahi karta kay dosti kitni lambhi hain yay matter karta hain kay dosti kitni gehri" to them gradually falling in love with each other for the person they are rather than some false image in their head. As Uru has aptly said both Mishbir are rising in love because their love for each other just seeks to nurture, set the other free and gives them the space to grow and become the best version of themselves. It's like they are puzzle pieces who fit together perfectly.

Bold 2: Their mutual connection with pain is one of my favorite things about them quite similar to what you feel about these two. Their wounds might be different but they are inflicted by the same kind of injury the pain of being left behind by your loved ones. Yet as you have rightly pointed out these two try to downplay their emotions for their loved ones. I am glad that in each other's presence they feel free to experience the full range of their emotions because they know they won't be judged.

For me the first 50ish episodes were the best ever for the show yet. The cinematography, the tracks, the dialogues and most importantly all Mishbir scenes were beautiful in this particular stretch. The show might have lost some of the other things but one thing that it has gotten right is the characterization of Mishbir. I just hope they continue to maintain their essence as long as that remains intact I will be here.

Thank you for such a detailed reply . I love all your posts and analysis and I try my best to share my pov. I am glad that the forum has someone else who loves writing essays on Mishbir. This conversation really has been a lot of fun.

Lots of love

Zara🤗

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Originally posted by: sagmruswe

Single word....wowww. Definitely agree with you about the meaning of soulmates and adaptation to mishbir. They are bonded by pain, healing each other by being themselves around each other without any pretensions

I am so sorry for the late reply. With work and new episodes it's been a struggle to find time. But thank you so so much for leaving me such a lovely comment and compliments on the writing. Always love hearing nice things on something I put effort into.❤️

I'm even more glad to read that you agree with the definition of soulmates and how it fits Mishbir. They really were meant for each other. They were indeed destined to meet and become each other's comfort and home. Mishti we have all noticed being different, more carefree she is when she's with Abir but when you observe carefully, Abir is the same too. He can speak his mind when she's around without having to think twice about it. No surprise that he was able to open up about his Baba when she was around. The level of comfort that they have with each other is so evident that it makes my heart warm to see them being so happy with each other.

Thanks for leaving this comment again. 🤗

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Originally posted by: Ms.akabane

This gotta be one of the bestest things that i ever read😭❤️

each line is written so beautifully..!! thanks so much for writing and sharing this🤗

Hello.. Sorry for the late reply. We haven't been able to interact too much now a days. Life has been busy?

Thank you so so much for the high praise on the writing! I'm so happy to read that you enjoyed it so much!🤗❤️

I hope we get to interact more. I keep missing your replies and you on AT. I'm sorry this is coming so late! Thank you again! 🤗

-Geetha

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Originally posted by: misaki

Hello.. Sorry for the late reply. We haven't been able to interact too much now a days. Life has been busy?

Thank you so so much for the high praise on the writing! I'm so happy to read that you enjoyed it so much!🤗❤️

I hope we get to interact more. I keep missing your replies and you on AT. I'm sorry this is coming so late! Thank you again! 🤗

-Geetha

Aweeeeeee Geetha!! U just made my day (night actually😆)

i m so happy to kno u missed me!! i miss coming to the forum often and interecting with u guys a lot😭 nd yah u guessed it r8..i have been really busy with a lot of paperwork nowadays nd its gonna go on some more days the way things r looking..but no worries since lyf is actually going grt 😃

just its really hard to have convos on AT since i cnt stay for a long time after i come but i visit whenever i got even a time of a min

hope soon i'll be able to b here for long looonng times..until then i'll try to interect as much as possible with these short times👍🏼

nd i do read the posts that u and others wonderful people write nd try to reply as much as i can..u guys r lovee nd u r lovelierr🤗❤️

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Originally posted by: Ms.akabane

Aweeeeeee Geetha!! U just made my day (night actually😆)

i m so happy to kno u missed me!! i miss coming to the forum often and interecting with u guys a lot😭 nd yah u guessed it r8..i have been really busy with a lot of paperwork nowadays nd its gonna go on some more days the way things r looking..but no worries since lyf is actually going grt 😃

just its really hard to have convos on AT since i cnt stay for a long time after i come but i visit whenever i got even a time of a min

hope soon i'll be able to b here for long looonng times..until then i'll try to interect as much as possible with these short times👍🏼

nd i do read the posts that u and others wonderful people write nd try to reply as much as i can..u guys r lovee nd u r lovelierr🤗❤️

Ah! I finally caught you here! Of course I missed you. You were one of the first people I interacted on this forum and were so warm with your welcome!🤗 I understand completely how life can become really busy. I have been having crazy work hours too. In fact, I'm working today as well. I just tend to come here when I get some time from the craziness.

Happy to hear that life is going great. I hope you get to breathe more though and get enough time to relax. Looking forward to having more discussions again. I'm always happy to see your replies on my posts. Thank you so much for always leaving me lovely comments. They make my day/night as well! You are equally lovely !!❤️🤗

Hoping both of us get more breathing time from work! Have a great Night!🤗

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Originally posted by: misaki

Ah! I finally caught you here! Of course I missed you. You were one of the first people I interacted on this forum and were so warm with your welcome!🤗 I understand completely how life can become really busy. I have been having crazy work hours too. In fact, I'm working today as well. I just tend to come here when I get some time from the craziness.

Happy to hear that life is going great. I hope you get to breathe more though and get enough time to relax. Looking forward to having more discussions again. I'm always happy to see your replies on my posts. Thank you so much for always leaving me lovely comments. They make my day/night as well! You are equally lovely !!❤️🤗

Hoping both of us get more breathing time from work! Have a great Night!🤗

aweee

yah really hope we do get some breathing time 😆😆

good night to u tooo and lots nd lots of lovee❤️❤️❤️

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