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S3 has had all characters taking multiple roles as we revisit everything that #SeyFer have lived. One such example is Orhan, being Ferit in the Betul pregnancy plot and Abidin being Kaya. In the spirit of 73, Orhan wasn’t with Ifakat, he had vowed to be a good husband...

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dizzy1 年前

The purpose of reliving significant moments and conflicts is to allow processing of fears, guilt, and traumas in an attempt to understand and even overcome them. The parallel universe should focus on emotional growth, not creating new mistakes. #YalıÇapkını

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dizzy1 年前

But only for the key narrator. In reality, everyone else has stayed the same.

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Your Daily Post1 年前

Why did Two and a Half Men star Angus T. Jones call the show “filth” before leaving it in 2012? Since then, he’s left Hollywood, choosing to focus on his faith and community work. Here's the full story 👇

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Saja Continues1 年前

It does seem out of place now because where we left off he said O: "You taught us how precious love is. You showed us all that love can overcome any obstacle. May your love always grow in this way, touching the hearts of others." O: "Don't stop loving Ferit, Don't stop loving each other"

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dizzy1 年前

Yesss 🤌🏽 Especially as Orhan can relate with cheating with spouse of a sibling 🌚

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NA1 年前

luv it, good point 👏🏻👏🏻

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Orhan, like everyone else, didn’t learn and keeps repeating the same mistakes again - this is the same plan of season 1 all over again. The difference, this Orhan is the “after jail Orhan” he is not afraid anymore, he is capable of hurting and he is not hiding in the shadow any longer, his hatred towards his father is doubled and he dares to challenge him, in his mind he owes him a lot. Orhan had the same conversation with Gulgun about Nukhet and Kaya now he is pulling Kaya to his side and having the same conversation with him about Hattuc. Kaya who is desperate to feel like he belongs to somewhere, to feel seen and in need to a father figure, he is “happy” with the bond / team he is creating with his “uncle”. The father of Ferit, the one he envy so much, is trusting him enough to conspire with him. Maybe he couldn’t get the grandparent attention, he can steal his father attention, maybe he can be a father for him. This is also a déjà vu Kaya in Fuat’s position, Fuat was always jealous of Ferit and felt seen and close to his father because he trusted him with the job, until he realised that Orhan too is favouriting Ferit and kept him away only to protect him, and he knew even back then that Ferit is too upright to agree to this and he couldn’t risk disappointing him and destroying his father image, now Orhan is fully aware of Ferit’s integrity and power over everyone, he is not favouriting Kaya he is using him. Orhan knows that when Ferit is involved they lose, they can’t compete. Kaya like Fuat will come to realise this, disappointed, jealous and constantly failing, his inner struggle and insecurities will be even more intensified. Orhan last time shared the secret with Gulgun and she kept it even though she was in a broken marriage - she threatened to expose it only when things didn’t go her way, this time she finally got her husband back and he is willing to team up with his old mistress again. Gulgun is annoyed by the new oder in the Yali too, will she passively keep the secret this time or will she actively help, to have her husband back so she won’t lose him again and rebel against the Yali rules. She is keeping another heavy secret that can be a game changer. All of them, their fate won’t change until they change who they are. Until they break free from the cycle of hatred they will remain trapped in bitterness, heading the their self destruction. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer
3:05

Orhan, like everyone else, didn’t learn and keeps repeating the same mistakes again - this is the same plan of season 1 all over again. The difference, this Orhan is the “after jail Orhan” he is not afraid anymore, he is capable of hurting and he is not hiding in the shadow any longer, his hatred towards his father is doubled and he dares to challenge him, in his mind he owes him a lot. Orhan had the same conversation with Gulgun about Nukhet and Kaya now he is pulling Kaya to his side and having the same conversation with him about Hattuc. Kaya who is desperate to feel like he belongs to somewhere, to feel seen and in need to a father figure, he is “happy” with the bond / team he is creating with his “uncle”. The father of Ferit, the one he envy so much, is trusting him enough to conspire with him. Maybe he couldn’t get the grandparent attention, he can steal his father attention, maybe he can be a father for him. This is also a déjà vu Kaya in Fuat’s position, Fuat was always jealous of Ferit and felt seen and close to his father because he trusted him with the job, until he realised that Orhan too is favouriting Ferit and kept him away only to protect him, and he knew even back then that Ferit is too upright to agree to this and he couldn’t risk disappointing him and destroying his father image, now Orhan is fully aware of Ferit’s integrity and power over everyone, he is not favouriting Kaya he is using him. Orhan knows that when Ferit is involved they lose, they can’t compete. Kaya like Fuat will come to realise this, disappointed, jealous and constantly failing, his inner struggle and insecurities will be even more intensified. Orhan last time shared the secret with Gulgun and she kept it even though she was in a broken marriage - she threatened to expose it only when things didn’t go her way, this time she finally got her husband back and he is willing to team up with his old mistress again. Gulgun is annoyed by the new oder in the Yali too, will she passively keep the secret this time or will she actively help, to have her husband back so she won’t lose him again and rebel against the Yali rules. She is keeping another heavy secret that can be a game changer. All of them, their fate won’t change until they change who they are. Until they break free from the cycle of hatred they will remain trapped in bitterness, heading the their self destruction. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer

Maru

14,900 次观看 • 2 年前

I needed time to collect my thoughts before coming back here - that’s why I asked for your opinion yesterday and left. Here’s what I’ve gathered: First, I will set aside Suna and Ferit’s scenes since they were intentionally made ambiguous, and focusing on them alone might be confusing. Interestingly, in the same episode where they hint that Ferit might be just like his father (or perhaps even worse), they also show Orhan and İfakat slipping back into their old habits, with Gülgün silently witnessing it all in the Yalı. The transition between Seyran and Ferit hugging on the couch and Suna breaking down alone in her room sharply contrasts with İfakat leaving Orhan’s room and Gülgün watching in pain. The doubt cast over what truly happened between Ferit and Suna is clearly meant to serve the plot, but these silent transitional scenes subtly reveal the underlying truth. - It’s all about contrast and balance!!! Ferit will never be his father, Seyran was never Gülgün, and Suna is weak, she will always be dismissed - unlike Ifakat.
2:51

I needed time to collect my thoughts before coming back here - that’s why I asked for your opinion yesterday and left. Here’s what I’ve gathered: First, I will set aside Suna and Ferit’s scenes since they were intentionally made ambiguous, and focusing on them alone might be confusing. Interestingly, in the same episode where they hint that Ferit might be just like his father (or perhaps even worse), they also show Orhan and İfakat slipping back into their old habits, with Gülgün silently witnessing it all in the Yalı. The transition between Seyran and Ferit hugging on the couch and Suna breaking down alone in her room sharply contrasts with İfakat leaving Orhan’s room and Gülgün watching in pain. The doubt cast over what truly happened between Ferit and Suna is clearly meant to serve the plot, but these silent transitional scenes subtly reveal the underlying truth. - It’s all about contrast and balance!!! Ferit will never be his father, Seyran was never Gülgün, and Suna is weak, she will always be dismissed - unlike Ifakat.

Maru

40,570 次观看 • 1 年前

In this scene where Ferit finds Seyran with Halis in the morning, it’s clear that Seyran already knew Ferit was in trouble. She had known this since the night before, even if she didn’t yet fully understand the specifics. From her expression, she appeared harsh with Ferit - perhaps even a bit angry - and Ferit already knew, he was afraid of her reaction when he first saw her with Halis, it was not about their little love quarrel and jealousy nor about him drinking and the dancers, but Halis’s words reveal that she had already smoothed things over and prepared the ground for Ferit. By getting Halis not to question Ferit and praising him instead, Seyran stepped in to protect him, softening the situation and helping him out. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer
1:39

In this scene where Ferit finds Seyran with Halis in the morning, it’s clear that Seyran already knew Ferit was in trouble. She had known this since the night before, even if she didn’t yet fully understand the specifics. From her expression, she appeared harsh with Ferit - perhaps even a bit angry - and Ferit already knew, he was afraid of her reaction when he first saw her with Halis, it was not about their little love quarrel and jealousy nor about him drinking and the dancers, but Halis’s words reveal that she had already smoothed things over and prepared the ground for Ferit. By getting Halis not to question Ferit and praising him instead, Seyran stepped in to protect him, softening the situation and helping him out. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer

Maru

61,532 次观看 • 1 年前

After giving it more thought, I believe there’s more to Seyran’s actions than it initially seemed. She disappeared for the entire day, didn’t show up at Gulgun and Esme’s restaurant on the day her mother needed her support the most, and didn’t lend a helping hand. Still wearing the same clothes, she even managed to trick Ferit into losing their bet by “seducing” him for a kiss, solely to ask him the question and hear the truth from him. She left Ferit in the room afterward and only went to see Halis at the end of the day. It’s also worth noting that she knows the address where Ferit signed the papers the night before. For me, it feels highly likely that Seyran spent the day investigating or devising a plan, once again stepping in to cover for Ferit, just as she had earlier that morning. In their last conversation, Seyran expressed to Ferit her thoughts on how their relationship might have been different if they had grown up in different families, free from the burdens they carry. She spoke of how these pressures have crushed and suffocated them both. Meanwhile, Ferit is grappling with a growing weight of suppressed emotions. He is overwhelmed by the responsibilities he has taken on alone, and his psychological state is beginning to unravel under the strain. Whether her approach is right or wrong, or whether it involves going behind Ferit’s back -because Ferit, too, might try to stop her if he knew- Seyran will always step in to protect him. She’s willing to take the weight off his shoulders, even if it means making sacrifices herself. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer
0:32

After giving it more thought, I believe there’s more to Seyran’s actions than it initially seemed. She disappeared for the entire day, didn’t show up at Gulgun and Esme’s restaurant on the day her mother needed her support the most, and didn’t lend a helping hand. Still wearing the same clothes, she even managed to trick Ferit into losing their bet by “seducing” him for a kiss, solely to ask him the question and hear the truth from him. She left Ferit in the room afterward and only went to see Halis at the end of the day. It’s also worth noting that she knows the address where Ferit signed the papers the night before. For me, it feels highly likely that Seyran spent the day investigating or devising a plan, once again stepping in to cover for Ferit, just as she had earlier that morning. In their last conversation, Seyran expressed to Ferit her thoughts on how their relationship might have been different if they had grown up in different families, free from the burdens they carry. She spoke of how these pressures have crushed and suffocated them both. Meanwhile, Ferit is grappling with a growing weight of suppressed emotions. He is overwhelmed by the responsibilities he has taken on alone, and his psychological state is beginning to unravel under the strain. Whether her approach is right or wrong, or whether it involves going behind Ferit’s back -because Ferit, too, might try to stop her if he knew- Seyran will always step in to protect him. She’s willing to take the weight off his shoulders, even if it means making sacrifices herself. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer

Maru

48,637 次观看 • 1 年前

Suna had been simmering for several episodes, and when the family harshly confronted her, all her suppressed emotions erupted. She lashed out at everyone - Seyran, Esme, Abi, and even Ferit. Her anger toward Ferit ran deep; he was among those who had bruised her ego. She accused him of being spoiled for choosing Seyran over her. At first, Suna had played it nice with Ferit. Beyond her ambition and hunger for power that he represents, she craved his affection. She desperately wanted to provoke any kind of emotion from him to soothe her wounded self-esteem. But with everyone looking at her with pity, losing Abi, and watching Seyran and Ferit grow closer, she lost her composure. Shifting from a broken, victimized stance - angry at the world and blaming everyone for her misery - Suna became actively defiant and threatening. She started the conversation by subtly mocking Ferit, saying, “You were worried something happened to Seyran, right? Me too, until I realized what this was about…” hinting that Ferit feared Seyran had discovered something and left him. Suna seemed to relish the idea and implied she had some power over the situation. Ferit, however, remained calm and unbothered by her insinuations. She pushed further, revealing her jealousy: “You probably didn’t sleep either…” Her envy of Seyran and Ferit’s closeness was palpable. Ferit’s lingering, steady gaze made it clear he was annoyed by her inappropriate insinuations and her intrusion into his and Seyran’s private relationship. He understood the root of her bitterness and calmly tried to remind her to abandon her false hopes. But Suna cut him off, clarifying that it was no longer about hope. It was about her ego. What stung the most was that she had failed to provoke any emotion in him. She always felt invisible - left out and unseen. Even in her suffering, despite her efforts - the Yali, her confessions, and whatever else she had tried - she remained ignored. Seyran and Ferit quickly retreated back into their happiness, leaving her behind once again. Ferit warned her that these thoughts were dangerous and would only harm her, but Suna had already embraced destruction. She didn’t care about the consequences; she said happiness was forbidden to me and she wanted to hurt those she blamed for her misery. She says, “Don’t expect me to act like you.” having revealed her true self, she refused to retreat and act indifferent. She added, “As you can see, I’m not as bold as you,” to which Ferit replied sarcastically, “Ayıpmış” “What a shame”, subtly implying she should be ashamed. His indifference was actually an act of courtesy, while her persistence only deepened her disgrace. Throughout the exchange, Ferit appeared more annoyed than threatened. He wasn’t guilty or afraid; he was composed, confident, and seemed to be managing someone emotionally unstable. Meanwhile, Suna, consumed by anger, had lost all control, she was determined to cause chaos, regardless of the cost.
2:32

Suna had been simmering for several episodes, and when the family harshly confronted her, all her suppressed emotions erupted. She lashed out at everyone - Seyran, Esme, Abi, and even Ferit. Her anger toward Ferit ran deep; he was among those who had bruised her ego. She accused him of being spoiled for choosing Seyran over her. At first, Suna had played it nice with Ferit. Beyond her ambition and hunger for power that he represents, she craved his affection. She desperately wanted to provoke any kind of emotion from him to soothe her wounded self-esteem. But with everyone looking at her with pity, losing Abi, and watching Seyran and Ferit grow closer, she lost her composure. Shifting from a broken, victimized stance - angry at the world and blaming everyone for her misery - Suna became actively defiant and threatening. She started the conversation by subtly mocking Ferit, saying, “You were worried something happened to Seyran, right? Me too, until I realized what this was about…” hinting that Ferit feared Seyran had discovered something and left him. Suna seemed to relish the idea and implied she had some power over the situation. Ferit, however, remained calm and unbothered by her insinuations. She pushed further, revealing her jealousy: “You probably didn’t sleep either…” Her envy of Seyran and Ferit’s closeness was palpable. Ferit’s lingering, steady gaze made it clear he was annoyed by her inappropriate insinuations and her intrusion into his and Seyran’s private relationship. He understood the root of her bitterness and calmly tried to remind her to abandon her false hopes. But Suna cut him off, clarifying that it was no longer about hope. It was about her ego. What stung the most was that she had failed to provoke any emotion in him. She always felt invisible - left out and unseen. Even in her suffering, despite her efforts - the Yali, her confessions, and whatever else she had tried - she remained ignored. Seyran and Ferit quickly retreated back into their happiness, leaving her behind once again. Ferit warned her that these thoughts were dangerous and would only harm her, but Suna had already embraced destruction. She didn’t care about the consequences; she said happiness was forbidden to me and she wanted to hurt those she blamed for her misery. She says, “Don’t expect me to act like you.” having revealed her true self, she refused to retreat and act indifferent. She added, “As you can see, I’m not as bold as you,” to which Ferit replied sarcastically, “Ayıpmış” “What a shame”, subtly implying she should be ashamed. His indifference was actually an act of courtesy, while her persistence only deepened her disgrace. Throughout the exchange, Ferit appeared more annoyed than threatened. He wasn’t guilty or afraid; he was composed, confident, and seemed to be managing someone emotionally unstable. Meanwhile, Suna, consumed by anger, had lost all control, she was determined to cause chaos, regardless of the cost.

Maru

22,708 次观看 • 1 年前

today would have been Oliver Tree birthday . he brought me so much joy just to know a creator that loved and breathed his art 1000% every time I see him I felt like I wasn’t doing enough .. but it wasn’t just the work as a musician it was life . he lived it every moment to the fullest - he gave everything in his bones to making the world a better place with his music . a lot of people might have just been turned on to him that wasn’t familiar . and he would be so happy to see the impact he had .. at a great time with everyone looksmaxing, faking their way to the algorithm and making music for the money - he tried to steer humanity into a greater place where being the best version yourself is the greatest gift you can give... this is one of the demos we had - in retrospect it makes me cry to listen back to.. what a big heart this man had
0:39

today would have been Oliver Tree birthday . he brought me so much joy just to know a creator that loved and breathed his art 1000% every time I see him I felt like I wasn’t doing enough .. but it wasn’t just the work as a musician it was life . he lived it every moment to the fullest - he gave everything in his bones to making the world a better place with his music . a lot of people might have just been turned on to him that wasn’t familiar . and he would be so happy to see the impact he had .. at a great time with everyone looksmaxing, faking their way to the algorithm and making music for the money - he tried to steer humanity into a greater place where being the best version yourself is the greatest gift you can give... this is one of the demos we had - in retrospect it makes me cry to listen back to.. what a big heart this man had

diplo

170,719 次观看 • 2 天前

Why is no one talking about this part? Seyran didn’t know Ferit had fallen asleep already; she thought he was still listening and said, “You won’t make him feel the absence of anyone, even me.” That was such a clear hint. If Ferit had been awake, he would’ve questioned it, and they would’ve opened the conversation. I think Seyran was trying to share this with him and include him, but, as I mentioned earlier, the way the plot is written this time didn’t allow them proper time to talk. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer
0:49

Why is no one talking about this part? Seyran didn’t know Ferit had fallen asleep already; she thought he was still listening and said, “You won’t make him feel the absence of anyone, even me.” That was such a clear hint. If Ferit had been awake, he would’ve questioned it, and they would’ve opened the conversation. I think Seyran was trying to share this with him and include him, but, as I mentioned earlier, the way the plot is written this time didn’t allow them proper time to talk. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer

Maru

18,083 次观看 • 1 年前

They even made suna hear ferit saying that he fell in love with seyran in the usta shop so how the heck did they write that disgusting conversation between them about him choosing seyran instead of suna to take revenge on his family?they're literally making fun of the audience
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They even made suna hear ferit saying that he fell in love with seyran in the usta shop so how the heck did they write that disgusting conversation between them about him choosing seyran instead of suna to take revenge on his family?they're literally making fun of the audience

Hannah

15,203 次观看 • 1 年前

Didn’t want to write about this dirty show but feel sorry for the poor fans who are trying to find a way to defend cheaters or trying to connect the act of che@ting to a dream. Our 2 cents: please stop defending what they wrote. Save your breath, they won’t listen to you. They had Afra & Mert and they could not write a proper story for them instead they killed seyfer. Ferit kissed Suna so he has already che@ted, period. Same for Suna. This TV show is a sick-minded dirty show, so don’t loose your mental over it. Don’t let it control your life. You can decide to watch a good script or you can stop watching a bad script. The choice of what to watch is yours. The choice of writing a good/bad script is theirs. Ferit was written as a dirty character (Jerrrk) . He was jealous of Seyran, he belittled her ability, insulted her, finally he che@ted with her sister (only B@stard do it). If they wanted to show Ferit is worse than Orhan then they succeeded. Suna could have saved Ferit, but she didn’t. She was not drunk when she found him & she could have given Ferit soda or water and bring him back to soberness like Diyar did but Suna did the opposite (wh000re). I wonder why the blood🩸 sugar hasn’t kicked in, Just like the wedding night? Ferit must have passed out with this much alcohol consumption but he didn’t. Btw, che@ting is not justifiable, same way drinking and hitting people with cars is not. If someone gets drunk and run over people and kill them he has committed a crime. So stop justifying a che@ter, jerrrk character. Mert is not Ferit. Btw, Suna is a wh000re who did this to her sister knowing how much Seyran cared and loved her man. won’t be surprised to see Ferit commits suicide or go to comatose because of alcohol. Have not watched the show but have seen enough tweets from those who are in denial and can’t believe what they have seen. Best solution just go enjoy your real life. BTW, Seyran was written well apparently in this episode and she is gorgeous in this scene below. Maybe it’s time for Suna to join Fuat after her dirty action. Seyran or any woman will never forgive when she is betrayed by two people who were the closest to her. Game really over! Samed ÜşümezsoyFanBoy Emrullah Hekim OGM Pictures Yalı Çapkını #AfraSaraçoğlu
0:27

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Didn’t want to write about this dirty show but feel sorry for the poor fans who are trying to find a way to defend cheaters or trying to connect the act of che@ting to a dream. Our 2 cents: please stop defending what they wrote. Save your breath, they won’t listen to you. They had Afra & Mert and they could not write a proper story for them instead they killed seyfer. Ferit kissed Suna so he has already che@ted, period. Same for Suna. This TV show is a sick-minded dirty show, so don’t loose your mental over it. Don’t let it control your life. You can decide to watch a good script or you can stop watching a bad script. The choice of what to watch is yours. The choice of writing a good/bad script is theirs. Ferit was written as a dirty character (Jerrrk) . He was jealous of Seyran, he belittled her ability, insulted her, finally he che@ted with her sister (only B@stard do it). If they wanted to show Ferit is worse than Orhan then they succeeded. Suna could have saved Ferit, but she didn’t. She was not drunk when she found him & she could have given Ferit soda or water and bring him back to soberness like Diyar did but Suna did the opposite (wh000re). I wonder why the blood🩸 sugar hasn’t kicked in, Just like the wedding night? Ferit must have passed out with this much alcohol consumption but he didn’t. Btw, che@ting is not justifiable, same way drinking and hitting people with cars is not. If someone gets drunk and run over people and kill them he has committed a crime. So stop justifying a che@ter, jerrrk character. Mert is not Ferit. Btw, Suna is a wh000re who did this to her sister knowing how much Seyran cared and loved her man. won’t be surprised to see Ferit commits suicide or go to comatose because of alcohol. Have not watched the show but have seen enough tweets from those who are in denial and can’t believe what they have seen. Best solution just go enjoy your real life. BTW, Seyran was written well apparently in this episode and she is gorgeous in this scene below. Maybe it’s time for Suna to join Fuat after her dirty action. Seyran or any woman will never forgive when she is betrayed by two people who were the closest to her. Game really over! Samed ÜşümezsoyFanBoy Emrullah Hekim OGM Pictures Yalı Çapkını #AfraSaraçoğlu

afra.mrd.english.page

12,272 次观看 • 1 年前

In this scene, Ferit couldn’t bear to watch Teşko yearning for the love and affection he never received from his own parents. The sight was painfully familiar, stirring memories of his own childhood. Overwhelmed, he left the room to hide his tears. It was just like in season 1 when he watched Esme shower Seyran with love, witnessing the happiness he had never known. As Ferit saw Seyran hugging Teşko, tears in her eyes, he felt an overwhelming sense of relief and happiness. He saw himself in Seyran’s embrace, and in that moment, he knew - Seyran would give Teşko the love and warmth he had always longed for as a child. When Ferit says, “Seyran is my everything,” he truly means it. She is the love of his life, his mother, his friend, his anchor - his everything. Since the moment she entered his life, she has filled the void left by the affection he never received, and he knows she will be the mother Teşko so desperately needs. Her tenderness, kindness, and love will embrace not only him - healing his inner child - but also Teşko and he is happy to give him that. With Seyran by his side - grounding him, guiding him, and filling his heart with love - Ferit knows he will become the father he has always dreamed of being. Together, they will break the cycle of broken children, replacing pain with love, neglect with affection, and creating a safe, nurturing home for themselves and their children. Through their love, they will heal each other, not just for themselves but through their children as well. 🥹🤍✨
0:55

In this scene, Ferit couldn’t bear to watch Teşko yearning for the love and affection he never received from his own parents. The sight was painfully familiar, stirring memories of his own childhood. Overwhelmed, he left the room to hide his tears. It was just like in season 1 when he watched Esme shower Seyran with love, witnessing the happiness he had never known. As Ferit saw Seyran hugging Teşko, tears in her eyes, he felt an overwhelming sense of relief and happiness. He saw himself in Seyran’s embrace, and in that moment, he knew - Seyran would give Teşko the love and warmth he had always longed for as a child. When Ferit says, “Seyran is my everything,” he truly means it. She is the love of his life, his mother, his friend, his anchor - his everything. Since the moment she entered his life, she has filled the void left by the affection he never received, and he knows she will be the mother Teşko so desperately needs. Her tenderness, kindness, and love will embrace not only him - healing his inner child - but also Teşko and he is happy to give him that. With Seyran by his side - grounding him, guiding him, and filling his heart with love - Ferit knows he will become the father he has always dreamed of being. Together, they will break the cycle of broken children, replacing pain with love, neglect with affection, and creating a safe, nurturing home for themselves and their children. Through their love, they will heal each other, not just for themselves but through their children as well. 🥹🤍✨

Maru

35,576 次观看 • 1 年前

Twice, he faltered in front of his inner critic, surrendering to meet his end. Yet at the very moment of surrender, he clung to life, still fighting, resisting. Tears fell as he shook his head, refusing to listen to the relentless voice inside. And then, in a moment of exhaustion and acceptance, he took a deep breath - tired of the battle, searching for clarity and salvation, ultimately accepting his fate. By the waterside, Ferit remained unaffected by Suna’s words. There was no noticeable shift in his emotions, no sense of release from his burdens. As I mentioned at the beginning of this thread, it was never about Suna or to what they are insinuating that might had happened; his struggle ran much deeper. It was about him. Suna’s words were solely meant for Seyran to hear, not Ferit. Ferit, however, was still lost. Ultimately, Ferit’s battle is not just with external circumstances, but with his own mind. His inner critic has become his most unforgiving enemy, distorting reality and feeding him lies that amplify his guilt and deepen his isolation.
0:44

Twice, he faltered in front of his inner critic, surrendering to meet his end. Yet at the very moment of surrender, he clung to life, still fighting, resisting. Tears fell as he shook his head, refusing to listen to the relentless voice inside. And then, in a moment of exhaustion and acceptance, he took a deep breath - tired of the battle, searching for clarity and salvation, ultimately accepting his fate. By the waterside, Ferit remained unaffected by Suna’s words. There was no noticeable shift in his emotions, no sense of release from his burdens. As I mentioned at the beginning of this thread, it was never about Suna or to what they are insinuating that might had happened; his struggle ran much deeper. It was about him. Suna’s words were solely meant for Seyran to hear, not Ferit. Ferit, however, was still lost. Ultimately, Ferit’s battle is not just with external circumstances, but with his own mind. His inner critic has become his most unforgiving enemy, distorting reality and feeding him lies that amplify his guilt and deepen his isolation.

Maru

16,744 次观看 • 1 年前

A scene from The Bildad Kagia Play, depicting him arguing with Kenyatta over how land was being dished out! One of the prime crimes that happened after our so called independence is that Kenya was loaned £12.5M, to be loaned to Kenyans by the new government, for purposes of buying land from the white colonialists who wished to sell “their” land back to the natives. As we all know, banks don’t just give money to anyone; one has to prove that they can pay, that they have collateral and so on. Most of the Mau Mau fighters who had been in the forest and the detainees (prisoners of war) who had just come back from detention & prison in 1961-62 did not have collateral. Their kids had also been victimized and denied an opportunity to advance their education as the colonial government advanced the interests of their collaborators. These means that most of those who had the means and networks to acquire the loans to buy the land from the white colonialists were the colonial collaborators. In fact, while this was going on, Jomo Kenyatta’s government was busy hunting down the remaining Mau maus, killing & silencing them. Bildad Kagia chose to advocate for equity! He held to the belief that we could create a fair Kenya. He refused to be bribed with huge chunks of land and for this, he paid a price too high. At some point in the play, the narrator wonders whether Bildad’s principals were necessary in such a corrupt nation and how they played out on the people around him. For example, his children attended local primary schools instead of the prestigious schools where prominent politicians’ kids usually schooled. Bildad died in 2005 at Jericho Estate in his daughter’s house. That scene really broke my heart and my sister made a commentary on how sad his ending was, perhaps even more than Kimathi’s; the later had died hopeful that the rest of the country would carry on with the fight and win. As for Bildad, he had lived through the war, he had seen independence, but things shifted immediately. He had seen his friends like Pio Gama being eliminated for their stand against Jomo’s government. He had lived through an assassination attempt, and like most of the political class of the time, he had had an opportunity to steal public resources and enrich himself! However, the man had chosen to continue with the fight for a Kenya that could work for all, and he had lived through decades of seeing that become an impossibility. Here is a man who fought, never sold out despite numerous opportunities to, but one will be permitted to wonder, for what? For we live in a country that celebrates, honors and crowns the sell outs. You can still catch the play at the Kenya National Theatre Today!
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A scene from The Bildad Kagia Play, depicting him arguing with Kenyatta over how land was being dished out! One of the prime crimes that happened after our so called independence is that Kenya was loaned £12.5M, to be loaned to Kenyans by the new government, for purposes of buying land from the white colonialists who wished to sell “their” land back to the natives. As we all know, banks don’t just give money to anyone; one has to prove that they can pay, that they have collateral and so on. Most of the Mau Mau fighters who had been in the forest and the detainees (prisoners of war) who had just come back from detention & prison in 1961-62 did not have collateral. Their kids had also been victimized and denied an opportunity to advance their education as the colonial government advanced the interests of their collaborators. These means that most of those who had the means and networks to acquire the loans to buy the land from the white colonialists were the colonial collaborators. In fact, while this was going on, Jomo Kenyatta’s government was busy hunting down the remaining Mau maus, killing & silencing them. Bildad Kagia chose to advocate for equity! He held to the belief that we could create a fair Kenya. He refused to be bribed with huge chunks of land and for this, he paid a price too high. At some point in the play, the narrator wonders whether Bildad’s principals were necessary in such a corrupt nation and how they played out on the people around him. For example, his children attended local primary schools instead of the prestigious schools where prominent politicians’ kids usually schooled. Bildad died in 2005 at Jericho Estate in his daughter’s house. That scene really broke my heart and my sister made a commentary on how sad his ending was, perhaps even more than Kimathi’s; the later had died hopeful that the rest of the country would carry on with the fight and win. As for Bildad, he had lived through the war, he had seen independence, but things shifted immediately. He had seen his friends like Pio Gama being eliminated for their stand against Jomo’s government. He had lived through an assassination attempt, and like most of the political class of the time, he had had an opportunity to steal public resources and enrich himself! However, the man had chosen to continue with the fight for a Kenya that could work for all, and he had lived through decades of seeing that become an impossibility. Here is a man who fought, never sold out despite numerous opportunities to, but one will be permitted to wonder, for what? For we live in a country that celebrates, honors and crowns the sell outs. You can still catch the play at the Kenya National Theatre Today!

Mak Mansa

75,994 次观看 • 8 个月前

— Kazim "A man doing evil knowing he is doing evil, has his own limits. A man doing evil believing he is doing good will destroy the world." Kazim here is pointing fingers to the Korhans, blaming THEM for everything that happened, but not Ferit, he knows Seyran and Ferit are the sacrificed lambs in this war, he was holding a mirror up to their faces. Is what he is saying is true? Yes. Is it the whole truth? No. He had his share in this mess too, he is equally guilty as the Korhans, but the horrible outcomes of the events were able to shake him up and make him take a step back. Unlike the Korhans. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer
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— Kazim "A man doing evil knowing he is doing evil, has his own limits. A man doing evil believing he is doing good will destroy the world." Kazim here is pointing fingers to the Korhans, blaming THEM for everything that happened, but not Ferit, he knows Seyran and Ferit are the sacrificed lambs in this war, he was holding a mirror up to their faces. Is what he is saying is true? Yes. Is it the whole truth? No. He had his share in this mess too, he is equally guilty as the Korhans, but the horrible outcomes of the events were able to shake him up and make him take a step back. Unlike the Korhans. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer

Maru

28,044 次观看 • 2 年前

I think sometimes dogs are sent to us. We’ve all had that feeling right? This is certainly the case with Sonny who recently got adopted from us and I wanted to shine the light on his owners and share a remarkable story. In the video you will see the amazing Sena. They saved her and built her back up and selflessly gave her the end to her life she deserved. After she left this world Beth was devastated but that’s when she spotted Sonny. As Beth says… When I saw the clip of Sonny looking up from the sofa, it literally felt like I was looking into Senas eyes because she often had that same expression. I cried most of the day thinking about him and I just had that gut feeling that she’d sent him to us. Same eyes, similar fur, resilient spirit - then the fact he could only be adopted in Thailand and had been waiting 220 days. It all just felt like fate. Now he’s home he continues to show similarities, the way his butt wiggles with his tail, the way he will go outside to sunbathe for a few minutes then come back in, how protective he is of myself and Gonz. But Sonny is younger and healthier than Sena, it’s almost like she sent us him to continue to love and enjoy all the things she couldn’t do due to her health. I think we can all agree Sonny has found the ideal parents and although he will never replace Sena he was certainly sent to the wonderful Beth and Gonz. Some things are just meant to be. To see how they care for their current dog and cherish the memory of what has come before is a thing of beauty. Beautiful people @sonnyfromsena ❤️
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I think sometimes dogs are sent to us. We’ve all had that feeling right? This is certainly the case with Sonny who recently got adopted from us and I wanted to shine the light on his owners and share a remarkable story. In the video you will see the amazing Sena. They saved her and built her back up and selflessly gave her the end to her life she deserved. After she left this world Beth was devastated but that’s when she spotted Sonny. As Beth says… When I saw the clip of Sonny looking up from the sofa, it literally felt like I was looking into Senas eyes because she often had that same expression. I cried most of the day thinking about him and I just had that gut feeling that she’d sent him to us. Same eyes, similar fur, resilient spirit - then the fact he could only be adopted in Thailand and had been waiting 220 days. It all just felt like fate. Now he’s home he continues to show similarities, the way his butt wiggles with his tail, the way he will go outside to sunbathe for a few minutes then come back in, how protective he is of myself and Gonz. But Sonny is younger and healthier than Sena, it’s almost like she sent us him to continue to love and enjoy all the things she couldn’t do due to her health. I think we can all agree Sonny has found the ideal parents and although he will never replace Sena he was certainly sent to the wonderful Beth and Gonz. Some things are just meant to be. To see how they care for their current dog and cherish the memory of what has come before is a thing of beauty. Beautiful people @sonnyfromsena ❤️

Niall Harbison

132,146 次观看 • 1 个月前