Sai .. You are misunderstood!! - Page 5

Originally posted by: laksh

" I could connect to Sai not having any aim when the person she dreamed the dream is no more around."

I know what you mean from the above statement Asmi, can totally relate to it.

I know what you are saying, have thought about it. Yes, there are kids who have lost their parents in a much younger age too. However, losing a parent at any age is always painful. It took me a few years to come out of the grief. One would always miss their lost parent, their presence in our life, their warmth and most importantly the love or affection that we have got from them. My Dad used to figure out when I am sad even when I try to hide it.

Dads love their daughters and are very protective of them too ❤.

And when one doesn't have anyone else in the world whom they call their own, it is very difficult. Glad that Sai has Usha Maushi, but even then it is very difficult for her. I am really happy that Ashwini understands Sai well, loves her and genuinely cares for Sai.

@bold: this is so true. My mother lost her parents when she was around 30. First my nana and after a few years my nani. She told me that she used to get nightmares every night straight for 8-9 years till one night her mother came in her dream and scared her to such extent that she stopped having those dreams. She's around 60 right now and still gets emotional at times remembering them. I myself don't share a cordial relation with my father, but do with my mother and I can't even imagine losing her.

Thankyou guys for understanding what Iwas trying I say.. this was about Sai being misunderstood by everyone including Virat and herself.. It was about he insecurities and her self doubt..Nothing less...nothing more..And not about Virat but people adding to her happiness, courage and miseries , since she still feels lonely in the world where she is surrounded by so many.

Originally posted by: laksh

" I could connect to Sai not having any aim when the person she dreamed the dream is no more around."

I know what you mean from the above statement Asmi, can totally relate to it.

I know what you are saying, have thought about it. Yes, there are kids who have lost their parents in a much younger age too. However, losing a parent at any age is always painful. It took me a few years to come out of the grief. One would always miss their lost parent, their presence in our life, their warmth and most importantly the love or affection that we have got from them. My Dad used to figure out when I am sad even when I try to hide it.

Dads love their daughters and are very protective of them too ❤.

And when one doesn't have anyone else in the world whom they call their own, it is very difficult. Glad that Sai has Usha Maushi, but even then it is very difficult for her. I am really happy that Ashwini understands Sai well, loves her and genuinely cares for Sai.

True ! Thats why the highlight of my post was, about Aai and Sai.. Sai can throw her tantrums and Aai handles it with love, just like a mother. I am happy Sai could cry on shoulders, she hears her out, I dont see that in Usha Mausi, the love that Aai showers on her, probably because we have not seen that much of her bond with UM , without Aaba in picture. With Aai , its just the two of them. Aai understands her like no body else in the world except AAba and Aaba is not a part of that world

Originally posted by: KJSairat

@bold: this is so true. My mother lost her parents when she was around 30. First my nana and after a few years my nani. She told me that she used to get nightmares every night straight for 8-9 years till one night her mother came in her dream and scared her to such extent that she stopped having those dreams. She's around 60 right now and still gets emotional at times remembering them. I myself don't share a cordial relation with my father, but do with my mother and I can't even imagine losing her.

Nightmares, well they never go away. 😭😭