Adultery My Friend Wants My Mother

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Lust and love are not same, Gautham who is just a teen may not know the difference but a 40 yr old woman should know difference between lust and love. If she had slept with him one time with out much resistance, he would have left her long time back, only because she posed as a challenge Gautham started seeing her in different way and right now she is dominating his thoughts because she is still resisting and trying to fight for family, morals, society...the moment she becomes Padma, he will lose interest.

Twisting this into love angle is weird, even the dialogues like see I can no longer feel full when I insert into others but with you it is different are cringe pro max. Your feelings and love is not measured by how well you insert your thing nor saying yours is not just a hole for me is romantic lol

Naive Madhu is falling into the pit without realizing there won't be any way out. Once she sacrifices her family, will she be able to live with Gautham? Will he be truthful to her? He only loves challenges once that challenge is gone, his interest and love are gone.

Gautam is a confirmed philanderer. A woman like Madhu—Binay’s mother—who is educated, middle-aged, and has a college-going son, would never shatter a long-standing marriage for such a man. Readers anticipate that Madhu’s infatuation with Gautam will soon fade; they firmly believe that if she were to visit his flat unannounced, she would likely find another woman—perhaps a "Mrs. Padma" or "Mrs. Lakshmi"—already there. I feel the character of Madhu needs to be re-evaluated; while it is natural for a mature woman to harbor sexual desires and for an educated woman to feel a sense of familial responsibility, the situation would have been different had she been uneducated or poor. As the mother of a college-going son, she would naturally possess immense maternal love and affection, along with a sincere desire to align with her son's wishes. A loving mother would base her decisions on her son's approval, ensuring he is never disregarded. The readers of *Xossipy* wish to see Binay as the central character. I would like to thank the esteemed author, CoreMadness, for this insightful post.