Originally posted by -Sajjal-
Naina - you are only looking at the story boldly, instead you are not realizing the hidden message...its not about physical relation at all, its rather of the acceptance of love. Its about a girl who had too much pride about love but when her turn came, she fell weak also...she fell in love........and falling in love is defintely not defined by the physical relation they had instead its by her feelings and how complete she felt after that emotion was engulfed into her...
this story is not about one night stands, or pre marital relations, or about physical closeness i think if you read it with an open mind,youll come to see the story its about her acceptance of love into her life
no i get that but i just dont know how to explain my point of view....if im following right, he was a stranger....and shes supposed to be in love with him?....i think if the writer explains it to me it can be better understood haha
but the way i understand this story, he was a stranger....and she succumbed to this strong emotion of love she developed for this stranger....but love is more than just the physical....so i feel if she finally did fall in love, why does that have to be expressed physically as was described in this writing.....is that supposed to be acceptable?
i mean look at mayanks case in point....he didnt believe in love at all but he fell for nupur.....now if he had done what nupur in this os did, would you have thought it was okay....forget the fact that nupur did love him and all and he was the man in the relationship.....im sure the writer wasnt trying to endorse a point of view but it almost makes the whole situation look like its acceptable if you understand what im trying to say
i feel that when you're truly in love, you give the right that nupur gave this stranger only when youre sure they hold the same level of emotion for you as well.....im not saying you should love someone only to get that love in return
ahhhhh i feel bad for bringing up a moral discussion now haha
