I agree.So many cases are there wives beaten and morning saying sorry in the name of frustration .all are frustrated in life in some point of time. I cannot take sameer slapping naina at all.never expected this .I was really shocked yesterdayOriginally posted by: sonika.divyansh
Gusse me matlab u will beat ur wife left and right naina ne kya kiya tha literally kuch nahi aur sameer ne hath utaya ths is disgusting and u knw what ye sochna ki gusse me mara husband ne is wife's biggest mistake mara hi kyu is he had the right to hit or kyu its nt abt sameer vs naina
I have little different take on it - please feel free to disagree.
Sameer expected Naina to understand his inner turmoil and she expected him to be thrilled with her efforts to please him but neither of it happened. Today I felt very bad for Naina because she was trying very hard to reconcile after their big fight but Sameer's built-up anger & frustrations emerged and took over with unfavorable consequences. Sameer was I thought was verbally abusive to Naina from the get-go. He was blaming her, condescending her and criticizing her repeatedly. Of course it is not OK to do that to your partner - how long will one tolerate taunts before losing the calm? However, I thought physical altercation was actually started by Naina. She was the one who followed him in when he walked away and in the heat of the argument held his shirt collar and shook him. Of course he reacted with a slap and she retaliated with a slap too. For me Sameer's was verbal abuse started it all but it was Naina who initiated & ended the physical contact and thereby both parties were wrong.
This is the third time the couple has slapped each other but for various reasons. I have felt that all times were bad although people will see it differently. Of course men hitting women is viewed in a more condescending manner than women hitting men but I don't ever believe that it is OK to slap your romantic partner or spouse under any circumstances and for me it goes for both genders. I don't think my husband will tolerate me shaking him by his collar or slapping him nor will I tolerate him doing the same to me. Yelling and verbal fighting are bad enough but when one adds physical altercation to it, things get murkier.
My verdict - I am with neither of them. It seems that they will have to reboot their thought process and will have to learn to have realistic expectations from each other. And no more slaps or yanking for either side please!
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