18-09-2022, 08:23 PM
1. Thats cheating. Cheating is not only when sex is done. Krish did it after her. Thats revenge, not cheating. No one knows why he does things, consciously or subconsciously but what he did won't be called cheating since he did it after Meera did.
2. Agreed. Though she did it behind his back, he only created opportunities but that was to make the point that she herself was only interested in promiscuity since the beginning. Even a hint that Krish maybe getting excited, had her having sex outside
3. Bullshit. Thats like saying I love you so much that I like beating you, abusing you. Sorry, friend, I have a very different definition of love.
4. Pls read the story again. Even in 2nd part ending, she wanted to go to Desai for coffee. Krish refused it. In 3rd part beginning, Krish many a times asked her not to meet Desai but she kept meeting him.
5. Actually, I liked that because she was being what she actually is. Krish has given a free paas. Why would she not enjoy with Ashish. Nothing wrong there. Though it killed some eroticism of the story as it was like there is nothing especial about Desai now. But maybe it was deliberately done to not make Desai special.
6. There was no one's fault there. But if you love someone, you would definitely not want them to feel humiliation. She does not care a bit about him.
I am not giving Krish a free paas. He is an addict, has problems. But since the start of the story, I have not seen even once, when Meera even had a human level empathy towards Krish or actually anybody.
She even does not care about Ananya or Sheetal.
Again, I like the story this way. This is erotic - Krish a pathetic cuckold, Meera a mean hotwife.
But as I know author's behaviour, he will start justifying her in the end which could create logical fallacy and story would become non sensical. Till now, Part-3 makes more sense than Part-1 and 2. It would be more enjoyable if she punishes him now, puts all blame on him and make him watch everything.
In No one dies a saint, when the story reached peak of its eroticism, he made it end dull. May that not happen with this.
2. Agreed. Though she did it behind his back, he only created opportunities but that was to make the point that she herself was only interested in promiscuity since the beginning. Even a hint that Krish maybe getting excited, had her having sex outside
3. Bullshit. Thats like saying I love you so much that I like beating you, abusing you. Sorry, friend, I have a very different definition of love.
4. Pls read the story again. Even in 2nd part ending, she wanted to go to Desai for coffee. Krish refused it. In 3rd part beginning, Krish many a times asked her not to meet Desai but she kept meeting him.
5. Actually, I liked that because she was being what she actually is. Krish has given a free paas. Why would she not enjoy with Ashish. Nothing wrong there. Though it killed some eroticism of the story as it was like there is nothing especial about Desai now. But maybe it was deliberately done to not make Desai special.
6. There was no one's fault there. But if you love someone, you would definitely not want them to feel humiliation. She does not care a bit about him.
I am not giving Krish a free paas. He is an addict, has problems. But since the start of the story, I have not seen even once, when Meera even had a human level empathy towards Krish or actually anybody.
She even does not care about Ananya or Sheetal.
Again, I like the story this way. This is erotic - Krish a pathetic cuckold, Meera a mean hotwife.
But as I know author's behaviour, he will start justifying her in the end which could create logical fallacy and story would become non sensical. Till now, Part-3 makes more sense than Part-1 and 2. It would be more enjoyable if she punishes him now, puts all blame on him and make him watch everything.
In No one dies a saint, when the story reached peak of its eroticism, he made it end dull. May that not happen with this.
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