DOTW: blind faith n betrayal

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@Effervescent_R

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Posted: 13 years ago

Hi buddies😃
Here I m with this week's DOTW
as the topic already suggests...
This week we're gonna discuss:

The week that was gave us an example of 2
blind faiths n betrayal
both were completely different from each other
1. Kiya felt betrayed,hurt after knowing that KD was about to spike her drink
2. Ranveer fought with his own best buddy becoz he had faith in Alien...err..Ayesha😆😆
Trusting is 1 thing,but blind faith ...is it necessary ???
does it necessarily lead to betrayal??
ur take?
If yes y?
if no y?

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Aliya Zainab

@-Alia-

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Posted: 13 years ago

Blind faith always don't lead to betrayal.

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keshiya

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Posted: 13 years ago

Blind faith many times leads betrayal.

The individual who is betrayed may go through a 'betrayal trauma' and may not be able to trust anyone again. This is clearly seen in case of Kiya and Ranveer. They both always lacked love. Ranveer , because he is an orphan and Kiya because of her mother.

And now that they have been so called betrayed by their respective partners. I think it will be difficult for them to gain that faith again.

This is only what I think and i do not impose my thoughts on others.

This was with respect to the show and now talking in general terms,

Betrayal is the violation of an expressed trust by a person with whom a person relies upon for some or the other aspect of his or her life.

Betrayal at any stage of the socio-developmental cycle results in extreme biopsychosocial distress far beyond the event itself. It disrupts the person's established mental model by which he or she views, understands, and responds to his or her environment and life events, destabilizes the co-occurring psychological contracts by which one trusts, and negates important aspects of viable strategies by which the person copes with life events. Plainful problem-solving coping strategies often become non-viable, resulting in activation of primitive biologically based, amygdala-driven coping mechanisms that are often long-term mal adaptive.

Ok don't throws chappals at me. I'm not saying this but this is written in our psychology book and I'm just putting it in front of you. 😆😆😆

Edited by keshiya - 13 years ago