06-03-2025, 07:50 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-03-2025, 07:53 PM by Lollobionda. Edited 1 time in total. Edited 1 time in total.)
(06-03-2025, 12:43 AM)Salir Wrote:
Why do I say that I give no "guarantee" that what is written here corresponds 100% to reality?
Very simple! Because there are PREJUDICES that I want to avoid, I don't have the nerves for it and no patience, and I don't want to experience certain things again that we were confronted with by reading (more often via private email!) at the past, then I say that it is a fictional story, then everyone accepts it! It's crazy, right? Yes, it is a crazy world...
As a loyal, very intelligent reader who has been watching me and my movements the whole time in the course of the true narrate, you almost certainly know how I act, how I think and how I talk. If you think and you can imagine that Meena could have done this special activity, or thoughts or speaking or..., or that it suits her, then it is so, that means she did it, thought it, said it... I can't say more than that!
Have a nice time,
Meena
I welcome the decision to enrich the real life story with fictional scenes, which gives the story a very special dynamic.
On the other hand, it gives the reader/fan the opportunity to let their own imagination run wild and possibly help
shape the course of the story by making suggestions to the author.
This increases the suspense in a special way...
A few thoughts I would like to get off my chest include that with each new chapter I have developed a certain
dislike for the character of Tahir, he is degenerating into a manipulative, pushy con man in my eyes.
** Tahir sat down on a chair and spoke, “I wanted just to come and ask if I or we did something wrong, something
that you didn’t agree with,”.
“Because you didn’t come downstairs to me in the morning,"
“I must say baby, I was very disappointed here waiting and waiting…”
"So, you still haven't told me when Nadir is back, have we got enough time for us?" he asked, smirking.
“I know what you like Meena, such a beautiful girl like you…”
"Come on, you've known me for long now. I am straight, you know. It's just the way I was raised to be
very blunt in such conditions. You should take it as a compliment.",
", but if you tell me to leave, I leave, do you want me to go away? You know it, we had so much fun yesterday
and in ranch... I know what you want girl... now I know your hot body and its desires, exactly,". **
Blah blah blah ...
I consider this behaviour to be cheeky and macho.
What does he think he's doing? Should Meena get out of the marital bed, where she can still feel the
warmth and scent of her husband Nadir on her, and climb into his bed with her legs spread?
These are the same tricks that have been used for centuries and are the cornerstones of the culture of
manipulation.
Tahir uses them very well and is successful, because Meena seems dazzled and loses herself over the
time she spends with him...
** Meena looked a bit confused and then she said, “Oh… Sorry, I was very tired, and overslept, I am so sorry,” **
I do not understand why the apology?
For what and why? You were or are not his property or his escort girl.
In the end, he was the guest, just like Farzan, so he should behave like a guest, decently and without
‘demands’, just like Farzan.
But here we see the difference between an educated and cultivated man of the world like Farzan and
the coarse, possessive Tahir.
He (er raspelt viel Süßholz!) ‘grates too much sweet wood’, which does not mean anything good ... turbulent
times await our dear Nadir and Meena ...
Good luck und much success
Lollobionda
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