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Jim Holt said that Jim Bob accused him of being jealous of him. Holt answered that he wouldn't ever want Jim Bob's life. Even after everything that's happened with Josh, Jim Bob sees his life as something to be envied. In light of the problems surrounding his son, I think Jim Bob should view his life as horrific. He really doesn't seem to understand how sickening and horrible having a son like Josh is. He also doesn't seem to understand how dangerous Josh is to other people, especially to all of the Duggar children and grandchildren. Jim Bob's level of delusion regarding the Josh issue is dangerous and scary.
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When Aspyn was interviewed by Mykelti and Tony, she said something like she eventually wants children, but she wants to wait as long as possible. Logan said that he doesn't want children. I think that the Brown adults put so much parental responsibility on Aspyn and Logan that they are sick and tired of parenting before they even have children of their own. The adults should be ashamed of themselves. If they couldn't take care of their kids, they should have stopped having them. It wasn't right to make Logan and Aspyn parent their younger siblings. They didn't decide to have the kids that the parents couldn't/wouldn't take care of themselves.
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Kody Brown: The Man Who Survived a KNIFE to the KIDNEYS!
Libby replied to Rhondinella's topic in Sister Wives
Since the show began and especially since the divorce, Kody has overtly and loudly criticized Christine. Now that she has a new man, I wonder if Kody will be so free with his insults. I think that Kody will be afraid to criticize Christine publicly, with David on the scene. I think that Mr. Bigshot is just a cowardly bully. He'll hide behind "unnamed sources" in rag magazines if he wants to talk bad about her. -
Christine Brown Woolley: Nacho Sister Wife Anymore
Libby replied to Rhondinella's topic in Sister Wives
By this logic, we could say that Christine never promised in pre-existence to marry Kody. She and her kids were promised to David all along. We could say that Christine's marriage to Kody was a mistake and a diversion. She has finally found the guy she promised to marry and everything is good now. None of this matters because Christine doesn't believe any of it anymore. Christine has said that she believes that God wants her to be happy. I agree with her. -
Christine Brown Woolley: Nacho Sister Wife Anymore
Libby replied to Rhondinella's topic in Sister Wives
If Christine was involved with David before she left Kody, I say good for her. If having another man waiting in the wings is what gave her the courage to get out of her toxic relationship with Kody, I'm all for it. He left her over 10 years ago. He didn't listen to her, help her financially, parent his children with her, give her equal time, and he rarely had sex with her. He wasn't a husband, he was someone she knew that lived nearby. He wasn't even a friend to her. When the Meri catfishing scandal happened, I was against Meri. I considered what she did cheating. That's because I thought Kody was keeping an equal rotation. I thought that he was keeping up his end of the bargain. I didn't know that he had already basically abandoned his marriage with Meri. If I knew then what I know now, I would have been on Meri's side. IMO, there's no such thing as cheating on someone who has already abandoned the marriage. Whether they've officially announced it or not. Whenever Christine met David, I don’t think that she did anything wrong. Kody left her years ago. -
Kody and Robyn are scum. Why would Christine want anything to do with them or their kids once she left? Beyond making Truley available to Kody if he wants to see her, she owes the two of them or their kids nothing. Kody rammed Robyn and her kids down everyone's throat and neglected the rest of his family from the moment he met her. Christine would be insane to want to be anywhere near them beyond things like weddings and funerals where it can't be avoided. I have to hand it to Christine for attending the twins birth with Robyn there. If Mykelti was my daughter, she would have been forced to make a choice. If she had Robyn there, I wouldn't have attended the birth.
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Christine Brown Woolley: Nacho Sister Wife Anymore
Libby replied to Rhondinella's topic in Sister Wives
I don't know a thing about David. He seems like a nice man. However, after Kody, Christine seems to think that basic everyday things are a huge deal. Things like going places with her and Truley, talking nice to her, and the man not being in love with another woman. I'm not saying that David is a bad guy or that she's making a mistake. I have no idea. I hope that she's right and that they have a long, happy life together. My only fear for Christine is that Kody was such a bad husband that anyone seems over the top wonderful in comparison. -
Christine Brown Woolley: Nacho Sister Wife Anymore
Libby replied to Rhondinella's topic in Sister Wives
Wow, four months seems quick to me. I hope that it's a long engagement so that they have time to know each other better. -
Christine Brown Woolley: Nacho Sister Wife Anymore
Libby replied to Rhondinella's topic in Sister Wives
Poor Truley. It seems to me that she doesn't even know how to act around a father figure. She spent so little time with Kody that she doesn't know how to behave around David. If she liked, felt comfortable, and spent time with her father, she would know how to handle her relationship with David. -
Christine Brown Woolley: Nacho Sister Wife Anymore
Libby replied to Rhondinella's topic in Sister Wives
Robyn to the group - order whatever you want. I'll eat anything. Robyn whispers to Kody - I want pepperoni. Kody to the group - We're ordering pepperoni. -
Christine Brown Woolley: Nacho Sister Wife Anymore
Libby replied to Rhondinella's topic in Sister Wives
I think that Robyn is the pretender. I think that Christine will say what she wants, nobody will listen to her, and she will act nice and file away her resentment as she eats a slice that she doesn't like. -
Christine Brown Woolley: Nacho Sister Wife Anymore
Libby replied to Rhondinella's topic in Sister Wives
I don't think that Janelle and Christine are particularly remarkable or great. It's when you compare them to the other adults in the family that their stock goes way up. Kody, Robyn, and Meri display such awful behavior and have such horrible personalities that they make Janelle and Christine look wonderful. I also think that we, the audience, were so happy to see one of the wives finally push back at Kody and leave, that we put Christine up on a pedestal once she announced that she was leaving. I think that both Janelle and Christine are just average women who are doing their best to get through life. They do/did some good things and some bad. They made mistakes like we all do. They have some annoying traits and behaviors, but for the most part they're nice ladies. It's when you compare them to the other three that they seem like saints. -
I don't mind Leon's anger so much. It is rude to ask a person if they're pregnant. It's an offensive question and warrents anger. What bothers me about Leon's personality is the smug superiority that they display. They act like they are the authority on what people should think and feel. It's very off-putting. Like we need Leon to tell us how we should feel about making coffee in the morning. Please...
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I hope that it's true too. It really doesn't matter how many sources report it. Once one reports it, the others just copy the initial report. It could be wishful thinking on my part, but it seems logical that if they've lost 3/5 of their income, Robyn and Kody would be feeling the strain immensely. We can only hope... It's mean, but I wish no happiness on those two. They really did the three OG wives dirty.
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I think that Tony was and is devoted to Mykelti. I'm sure that Mykelti gave Tony the lay of the land regarding her family. Tony approached the wedding plan conversation knowing where the family placed Mykelti in the pecking order and how they treated her. I think that he was prepared to stand up for what they wanted and wasn't going to easily let them roll over Mykelti and act like her feelings didn't matter much. They always treated Mykelti like, "oh Mykelti..." I think that Tony loved Mykelti and that approach to her and her feelings was going to end. Say what you want about Tony, but Mykelti's viewpoints are given much more importance since Tony came into her life. Whatever he did worked with the other members of Mykelti's family. Tony is no pushover.
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