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“anne bak ben” Cihan’ın duygularını ifade etme hakkı yıllardır elinden alınıyor belki de bu yüzden Cihan duygularını anlatmak yerine onları taşımayı öğrendi kendi cümlesini kuramadığı her an içinde başka bir şey birikti bu yüzden öfkesi bu kadar ağır sessizliği bu kadar derin sevgisi bu kadar saklı😔❤️🩹
#UzakŞehir || #CihanAlbora
@ninaSAl33 اتفق معك في إنه عليا اصابت جيهان في نقطة ضعفه، لما تركته، وما شافت إنها عملت ده حتى. لكن دافعها كان الظروف والبيئة، مريم وبوران. جيهان عمال يئذيها لأنه حاس بالألم من جرحها ليه من دون ما يشوف أذاه وضرره المُتعمّد. هي مقصدتش تئذيه
على شان كدا بفرّق بين أسبابهم. والمحصلة واحدة..
@ninaSAl33 فقدان ثقة من آخر بيفرق، يعني لما تفقد ثقتك في الحبيب وبقاءه علي شانك م لما تفقد ثقتك في أمانته تجاهك وعدم ظلمه ليك واستخدام نقاط ضعفك ضدك.
عليا فقدت الثقة ف جيهان إنه يتصرف تجاهها كأم بإنسانية وعدالة وضمير.
هذا المقصود..
@sewbnv هو استغل صدمتها ونقطة ضعفها مرة ورا مرة، من دون حتي يشوف ازاي بتعيش اسياء صعبة.
إنها مرفوضة ومش هيكون مرغوب فيها أبدا، وإنه علاقتها بابنها من جديد في خطر، وإنها عرضة للتحكم فيها من خلال الخطر الكائن على ابنها. أنا ما اقدر ألومها.
This is exactly where every unresolved issue, every unfinished conversation, every problem that was brushed aside or swept under the rug eventually came back to haunt them.
Given the circumstances, maybe that issue couldn’t have been fully resolved that day. But we completely moved past Alya’s desire to run away without telling Cihan, her decision to cooperate with Sado, and the fact that her entire motivation was to save her son.
Even if it couldn’t be addressed in that moment, it was something they eventually needed to talk about—something that could have helped them understand each other better. Had they talked through the reasons behind their actions, the circumstances that pushed them to that point, and truly understood how the other person got there—Cihan in this case, though the same applies to Alya in other situations—perhaps things wouldn’t have fallen apart so dramatically when they found themselves at a similar crossroads again. Maybe we would be watching this conflict unfold from a very different place today.
A lack of communication has always been part of their dynamic. Cihan is a man of action; Alya is a somewhat naive person who genuinely believes she can achieve world peace simply by talking things through.
They know each other, but unfortunately, knowing each other has never been enough when it comes to resolving the issues that directly concern their relationship.
Back then, we as viewers saw just how deeply Cihan was hurt. But how much of that did Alya actually see? How much did she truly understand? I’m not sure.
And likewise, if Cihan had fully understood what Alya was capable of doing for her son—that she was desperate enough to cooperate even with Sado, consider escaping through illegal means, and risk everything to get her son away—would a Cihan who truly grasped the extremity of that desperation still have threatened Alya with her son today?
This time, I hope we at least get to see a #CihAl who actually talks about what happened and tries to understand each other. Hopefully, they can first acknowledge the wounds they have inflicted on one another—and only then begin the process of healing them.
#UzakŞehir #CihAl
@sewbnv أنا أظن في إقبال على المسلسلات أكثر من الفترة السابقة.
أنا اصلا مكنت بشوف تركي ولا انضميت لمعجبي أي مسلسل، بديت بالمدينة بعدين صرت اشوف أعمال ثانية. السنة دي مش زي السنتن اللي فاتو بالنسبة لأي سلسلة جديدة
Non of them will say any of this, but the way guli drove us mad and in doubt is very funny and interesting.
İ laughed at this very much, don't know why😂😭