Something in this world remains constant. Alya can do absolutely anything for him, but the moment she asks him to stay with her, he chooses Albora
#uzakșehir#alyaalbora
Watching Serhat worry about Kader, looking for her, and finally finding her is such a joy. While Zeynep is upset that he didn’t choose Kader, Serhat was out there fighting for this girl.
#güllervegünahlar#zeyser
This girl had more right to revenge than anyone else against that monster. I’m glad he’ll fall by her hand. Zerrin always fought alone; her struggle was different from the others’, but she fought for herself and her daughter. That’s what a real mother should be like.
#uzakşehir
My beautiful couples. So different, yet both found a place in my heart. I love the way each of them complements one another. I also love how they are basically mirrors of each other, yet still so different.
#sevdiğimsensin#civnil#tahder
@4twiic I understand that this child is from r*pe, but you still wanted her — so why are you treating her like this? If you still see her as Ziyan, then go to Serhat, live with him, and leave the girl alone.
@4twiic Honestly, this woman annoys me so much. I truly don’t understand her. If she wanted to reunite with her child so badly, then why does she keep getting in her way and trying to harm her?
@yorumcu25y@Papatya0100@ercanugur@guloguz_ He built a life with Melek and was happy. And then he returned to the village, became a local criminal, and married a milkmaid.
@yorumcu25y@Papatya0100@ercanugur@guloguz_ So, Melek was supposed to find out whether Serhat had someone, not him backing off and saying that he is engaged (yes, a child engagement—your favourite trope). Serhat chose Melek himself, married her out of love, not by force.
Considering there are many hints about Pelo, could it be that her father wanted to scare Zeynep because she told her mother how he treats his daughter? Or maybe this child is not Zeynep but Pelo, and he wanted to take her, but she didn’t want it, and Zeynep’s mother intervened?
Regarding the flashback, I have this feeling that little Zeynep is about to be taken (kidnapped). Her mother intervenes and gets killed. We also see a girl she is playing with.
#güllervegünahlar#zeyser
Women who encourage male cruelty and madness are just as disgusting and vile as those men. Women who defend such abusive men are no different from them. None of them deserve forgiveness.
#TaşacakBuDeniz#TBD
@serhatyelduranx@LidiaDwan And as for why she has no one—well, we can thank Yildiz for doing everything possible to make sure Melek was left completely alone.
@serhatyelduranx@LidiaDwan That’s the tragedy she can’t find protection anywhere and is forced to turn to a monster like him. In a world where her word means nothing and her father can easily take her child away, she’s left with no choice but to act this way.
@kordelaaa Finally, someone said it. I don't mind Yusdil, I don't care, but I feel so sorry for Hazan, she's in hell, but she's hated because of a guy who built his life to get back at his ex. Sur!
@yorgunkoalako > I’m not going to blame Cihan. First of all, as I already said, the whole Leyla and Defne storyline is nonsense, and secondly, he’s basically a saint—one of the purest characters in the series.
@yorgunkoalako Honestly, the whole storyline with Leyla and Defne is terrible. They could’ve been written out in a much less painful way. For example, Defne could stop fighting for a love that isn’t there and decide to move to another city, and Leyla wouldn’t want to leave her mother