Originally posted by: BollyBabe75
You Know Who, I don’t know when the physical happened, maybe it was November but I think some kind of emotional bonding happened months before that which led to his planning the divorce. Not because of Lavenya but because if he could bond with Lavenya he felt he no longer loved Khushi as he says and the marriage was over. As Arpita I believe once confirmed, Khushi was spending time in Lucknow but not weeks on end and it seemed to be when he was out of town. I said in a previous post Khushi foolishly did not push back when the distance started. And Arnav says himself that if he reached out to Khushi she would respond immediately with no rancor but by that time he was done with the marriage. I think she always let Arnav take the lead in their relationship and did so here. By the time of their tenth anniversary when she did reach out with the torn note it was too late. So yes, Khushi was foolish to not try and respond sooner but I do think he is majorly at fault. He gave up first, planned a divorce for months and had an affair to boot.
I don’t think he ever felt anything remotely for Lavenya that he felt for Khushi and Anamika before her. Rather something substantial happened with her and Manali which made him go off her. I am unsure why Lavenya is grieving and why Manali says he has been unavailable to Lavenya. I am concerned about that and my imagination is running to dark thoughts.
Replying to this post again because I think I missed out on your second edit and only replied to the first edit.
Yes, I can see that as a conclusion of how things may have panned out. That he may have had something with Lavanya. And it was definitely foolish of Khushi to let him take the reign, the thing that is most heart wrenching is though is that, that is all Khushi knew. She knows devotion and that’s all she can do because she has never tried being assertive with him, always accommodating. Now, he went ahead and changed the rules of the game, the poor girl never saw it coming.
I totally and completely understand the overwhelming hurt and sympathy people feel for Khushi. So far it looks like, all she did was give it her all, devoted herself to him in a way no one can, and what did she really get out of it? I actually had tears in my eyes while reading when Khushi goes to Devi Maiyya’s temple after returning and says “Every time, Devi Maiyaa, Every time!”
@Bold:
I am totally with you that his infidelity is a big big blunder which automatically makes him the bearer of major responsibility of the state of their marriage today. But I do not agree with you when you say, “He gave up first, planned a divorce for months” are the reasons he is majorly at fault. I think when someone indulges in infidelity, we get overwhelmed and assign blame for everything that went wrong on one door. In any circumstance, giving up first/planning a divorce does not automatically mean he is a bad person. If you pause time until and before Arnav cheated (thereby eliminating the bias that cheating automatically brings to the table), I believe you would see that giving up first and planning a divorce are not unethical things, neither are they immoral. Every person has their limit and just because someone’s limit is shorter than the other, does not automatically make him a bad person.
I mentioned that earlier in one of my comments as well. It is no surprise that he gave up first over Khushi. He has been sacrificing all his life against his comfort and wants and he knows it. As for Khushi, she does not *know* she is sacrificing anything. The way she devotes herself to Arnav is all she knows. We, as the third person can see what she has given up for Arnav. Arnav can see it. But she does not. Her nurture and nature make it almost impossible for her to assert herself or to have an individuality, or a hobby outside of Arnav. She ran a successful NGO, and yet she had no qualms giving it up right at the moment her carefully constructed world went to shit. Don’t get me wrong, I am not placing the fault at her door for giving up her NGO. I think anyone would have wanted to run away from it all. But I gave the NGO example as a testament to where her priorities are in life. It was not as important to her as Arnav and never could be and that is who she is as a person. Choosing to love Arnav beyond her means is not an effort or a sacrifice for her.
But the point I am trying to make is that giving up first does not make someone bad/worse than other. Divorce/breakup are such messy topics that a person will automatically choose a side. I am trying really hard to not choose one side right now, or perhaps ever. Let’s see how long I can stick to it :)
Edited by You-Know-Who - 1 years ago
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