I wanna know what love is, I want you to show me - Page 4

Why is that seeing Manjari on screen itself makes my skin crawl. I have a feeling that even after Akshu gets married into the Biral house, Manjari will keep annoying the hell out of me.

This woman is either too giggly or too whiny. YUCK! 🤢

Arre people I got the best love quote of all today, courtesy of Jijaji:
I can't share my life with you but I will make you share my pain.

Wah wah, kya baat boli hai... if a man said that to me, I would immediately swoon in joy knowing I had found my Prince Charming...

(Put some spooky music to this scene and add this the tagline, ekdum perfect stalker movie ka trailer banega yeh)

For me - love is where you can be yourself

Originally posted by: DiscoDhokla

For me - love is where you can be yourself

I can get with that, but as I have literally had to say to an ex 'your right to be yourself ends when it infringes on my right to be myself'

Originally posted by: Prettywitty

Hai Ram! Bronte ko Bhansali bana diya, yaar...😆

It is cheesy and angsty and dramatic but I'm ashamed to say that to this day when I read the scene of Heathcliff mourning Cathy and screaming, "Be with me always, haunt me, drive me mad - only do not leave me in this abyss", I get a big ole lump in my throat... eeks😳

Oh. Totes. Story wise I can imagine Bhansali making a movie out of it.

But the words Bronte wrote is, I don't even know what to say.

It was beautifully and poetically written that it was inevitable I fell in love with both of them leaving my logical brain aside.

I loved when she says "he is more myself than I am. Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same"

Like I can literally keep going.

Oh! don't get me wrong. I love wulthering heights, it is one of my all time favourite romantic novels. Don't be ashamed I love Cathy and heathcliff too and even though they were selfish and horrible people, there love was just....😍

Originally posted by: Prettywitty

I can get with that, but as I have literally had to say to an ex 'your right to be yourself ends when it infringes on my right to be myself'

I think this is applicable everywhere, in every kind of relationships and in every kind of situations. It's kind of similar to "your freedom ends where mine begins".

Oh I know was talking about the storyline. Yes bronte wrote such pretty words and I am a sucker for pretty words.😀

Originally posted by: Nyxigniflex

Oh I know was talking about the storyline. Yes bronte wrote such pretty words and I am a sucker for pretty words.😀

Same, same 😄

Originally posted by: Nyxigniflex

Oh I know was talking about the storyline. Yes bronte wrote such pretty words and I am a sucker for pretty words.😀

Yeah, no wonder she was a poet first.

The poetry in other novels that affected me like this have to be Arundathi Roy's "God of Small Things " and Karuna Ezara Parikh's "The Heart Seeks Pleasure First" 🥰