u/HandCharacter2318

I know i am probably the only one who didn't understand that scene. First of all why the heck did Ates just barge right into Hazar's house unarmed and without any of his men?

Also, why would Ates ask Hazar to shoot him with such conviction? Ates was legit provoking Hazar more and more. I mean what if Hazar actually shot him 😭? Did he want to get unalived or something? That too when Mercan is right by his side, why would Ates take such a risk?

Everyone was saying that Ates's aura increased by that scene but tbh I didn't understand how? It was a very risky move and could've gotten him unalived in a second 🤦🏻‍♀️.

I know this is gonna be a hella unpopular opinion but I want to see Eylul and Hazar together 😭😭😭. Especially after yesterday's episode. Till now all of Hazar's scenes with Eylul are indicating that beneath his cold exterior Hazar still has a little bit of empathy. That maybe he is not as evil as we think he is.

And I feel that he is kinda protective of Eylul already. The way his eyes softened when he saw her crying for family, or when he saved her.

Personally I do like Hazar's character, even though it's too early to say anything. The man has a charm to him imo, he literally beat up Orhan all while still tossing that coin in his hand 🙌🏻.

I loved yesterday's scene of Eylul and Hazar. Hazar was shell shocked after hearing to Eylul's sassy comebacks 💅🏻. So much that he couldn't even speak anything for a couple of seconds. When Hazar was trying to be chivalrous and asked her if "are you alright miss/lady?" in turn she said "i am not a miss you are". I am d*ad laughing 🤣.

And and and, Hazar called Eylul a tough but to crack, similar to what Ates called Mercan, is that a hint guys 🙈?

I absolutely adore Eylul, she's such a diva. She takes no one's shit. She's not scared of anyone, and even The Great Ates Karahan and Hazar Bozbey are speechless in front of her. Because she knows she doesn't need anyone to save herself, she's enough on her own.

Ngl its giving grumpy (Eylul) x p*ycho ( Hazar). Because idk Eylul hasn't been a sunshine yet given her circumstances, she had no choice but to be tough.

Just think of it, how explosive would it be, Ates's enemy ends up falling for his sister. Ates would crash out so bad 😂. I don't think he'll let go of his sister after years of separation and just being reunited, that too to a man like Hazar whom Ates clearly dislikes.

But tbh I don't have much hopes that this arc would go the way I think it would, as none of Arafta's villains were given a redemption. Instead all of them just got progressively worse like Nezir. So i doubt that they'll give a redemption to Hazar.

But opposite could also be possible, like Ates was given a strong reason and tragic backstory behind his cold personality like Hazar and he was redempted. If Hazar also has a justified backstory for his intentions then maybe he'll be given a redemption like Ates. So maybe we still have a chance?

Hey wonderful ladies, my mom has started experiencing symptoms of perimenopause. I know that this is a big change in her life so to be more supportive and helpful i have started reading about it. And i would say that I have gathered atleast some basic knowledge about it.

Like i can give examples, lately my mom gets angry out of sudden at trivial things (which she didn't before), she feels ache in her legs, she is also experiencing hot flashes and weight gain (I am not saying this in a negative way, I just want to tell the symptoms 😭🙏🏻). I know that these are normal symptoms of perimenopause.

But still I would like to get to know some real life advice on how can I help her. Like what could help reduce her symptoms, what can I do to help her or what kind of food would be beneficial, etc etc.

You can also recommend some articles, books or sources so that I can learn more :)

Thank you so much 💗