Originally posted by: Krinya
When it comes to the "truth" , it must be hidden from abhir coz he is only 6. But he should know abhimanyu is his father ,it's his right , then he is not 6 ? Obviously when he will know abhim is his father he will have a lot of questions..he will be more hurt when they will go through the custody case . The child will suffer bec of adults mistakes and their impulsiveness. There is no way abhir can be shielded from it.
Secondly , aksharas lies have been upgraded to a sinful level so let everyone know the truth inspite of their age gender and medical condition ..if only truth is important , let it be complete truth.. . It's only fair ..😆
Truth is important yes. Regarding the complete truth - it should be out for everyone - both Akshara's side of what happened with her and Neil and also what all Abhimanyu said to her that day. Him checking to see she's home, the truth of what was said over phone - all of it. But this truth should right now be for the adults in the families to know - all of them need to know what went wrong and think about how to best manage the current situation. And the elders need a realisation as well of how messed up their children have been.
The restraining order and the custody case in reaction to it - both were foolish moves. I don't support them and I agree that knowing about it would hurt him a lot more, there's already so much for him to deal with.
Both Abhir and Ruhi are too young to understand the details, they need to know the mistakes made by their parents but not in a way that would scar them for life.
For first time in a very long time I agree with a statement made by Akshara to Abhir - that she will disclose more information as he grows and is able to comprehend more. If the entire truth is told after he grows up - it would create a lot more complexes and insecurities in the child.
The shield has already broken with half-truth, now they can only try their best to lessen the impact it would have on him by all 3 collectively deciding what and how to tell him.
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