Was there any way Natalie could justify her feelings for a married man?
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Was there any way Natalie could justify her feelings for a married man?
Is there any chance you think Natalie had no bad intentions of stealing Mrs. Grover's man in the first place and that she just couldn't help her feelings in the name of love?
I think at some point, she can justify her feelings because after all, not everyone has a control over their desires, love being the most irresistible one.
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that she was still with him when she became an adult and that everyone was okay with it.
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I wholeheartedly agree with this assessment of the situation. Consider that whatever Natalie's feelings & actions were, there were other people involved in the situation who made their own choices too. You can't really "steal" another person, because they make their own decisions and you can't own a person anyway.Tbunde5 wrote: ↑04 Apr 2018, 22:27 Natalie had no positive role models to teach her what an appropriate relationship should be. She also has no knowledge of what real love should look like. In light of that, I don’t think we can blame her for her choices in this regard. In as much as her conscience tells her what she is doing may be wrong, she has been brought up in a dysfunctional home. We can hardly blame her for wanting what she sees as a loving relationship, no matter the cost.
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