Caoimhe
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I’ve had cold showers mainly when I forget to turn the immersion on. It’s not as bad as Jenny complains about, especially in hot weather.
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Sumit’s Confession time!
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Aw Laura sees red flags and is still going through with it. I would stay with Liam, Ludwing and the dogs.
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Honestly Deaven WHY would you assume Jihoon’s parents will want an “American” breakfast? Wouldn’t it impress them more if you had some traditional Korean foods available too?!
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Deaven, your child does NOT have manners.
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Did Pole bring his paperwork when he was repacking his suitcases? He’s not too smart so I have to wonder.
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No country wants Pole!
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Liam is a lot smarter than his mother.
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Just now, Armchair Critic said:
It makes me laugh to think of Aladin's reaction if he gets the "Sex for Dummies" book. 😂
But she loves his jiggy-jiggy!!
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1 minute ago, RichiesOlderBro said:
I’m here and ready for more Pole running away!
Just laughing at it again!
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Watching Pole run away again... it really never gets old!
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9 hours ago, DaphneCat said:
No one would fault her daughter (or say she was emotionally immature) if she chose to live away from her mother. Why is Jenny considered emotionally immature because she does not want to live near her kids and grandkids? Just because someone is older doesn't mean she needs to make her kids and grandkids her only focus in life. There are many other grandparents who lead full lives of there own and are not criticized for it. Maybe she doesn't want her kids and grandkids to feel they MUST be available to her because she is staying around for them.
I’ve known a lot of women in international relationships (I’m one of them). Some are in second relationships and did emigrate for the new partner leaving children and grandchildren behind. They were by no means emotionally immature. They usually had plans in place for staying in touch with their families, visiting as regularly as possible and being able to hop on a plane to get to them for special events or emergencies if necessary. If we believe what TLC shows, Jenny hasn’t got the financial capacity to do any of that. Many of my friends were deeply in love and excited about their new life but no one that I ever knew behaved like Jenny. Maybe she isn’t as immature as TLC is portraying but all she has done is squeal about how in love she is with Sumit and her new life then turn around and complain about everything (which she should have known already from her previous visit and the research she should have done). The emotional swings seem like typical teenage behaviour and at 60 it’s either put on or she never really grew up.
Count me among those looking forward to the confrontation with Sumit’s parents. I can already hear “I’m an American woman and we do/don’t (whatever)” LOL!!!
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Jenny annoys me more than any of the others - and with this group that’s saying a lot. I guess as the oldest participant on this show I expected to see some level of emotional maturity from her. I guess that is asking too much.
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I felt bad for Barbara, it’s nice to hear she has done well. Still hate Jeanne though and would be shocked if she has improved at all.
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1 hour ago, iwasish said:
If the producers are encouraging that, it’s nuts.
My cynical brain wonders how much of this is scripted to create “drama”. Definitely nuts but I consider it a possibility!
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1 hour ago, Mrs. Hanson said:
I agree. My kids were 21 months apart, so I get having a 3 year old and 1 and a half year old, but my first son was NOT "rambunctious" as she calls it. Plus I, oh I don't know, disciplined him?
I get the impression that “discipline” is a word Deaven’s mother doesn’t believe in so it might be too much to ask for Deaven herself to learn about it. I also wonder how much is scripted, ie keep Drascilla up without a nap and feed her sugar so she will “perform” according to the script.
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23 minutes ago, auntjess said:
I thought Pauline was the one whose young teen son had to live with her in Houston, and called her "fatty." Who was that?
Kirsten and Neiko?
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Love Leah Remini’s show, what these people have survived is just shocking to me.
I have been sucked in to 90 Day Fiancé : The Other Way lately. Saw an ad for it during 600 pound life and as someone who married a foreigner I couldn’t believe how clueless and unprepared these people are!
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1 hour ago, DC Gal in VA said:
I wonder why some have normal legs -- I'm thinking about Lupe in particular among others -- and why others develop these massive tree trunk-like legs? Obviously their morbid obesity contributes to that but there must be separate factors (no, not water retention Pauline, you ass!) which accounts for such unfortunate deformities.
Maybe genetic to some degree? Pear-shaped vs apple-shaped that you see in overweight / somewhat obese people like me (I’m a pear and have to be REALLY thin for my legs and thighs to even begin to appear a normal size). Lupe and some of the others just don’t seem to have the huge legs to begin with.
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48 minutes ago, Carboncat said:
Maybe I'm realizing that at an older age we just don't eat breakfast anymore, just coffee :(.
When I do eat breakfast I know my eating habit is getting BAD! The later I have my first meal the better I keep my eating under control, and black coffee helps. Cold brew this morning!
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Can’t believe I forgot it was Wednesday again! I might have to fast forward through Pauline today, I keep forgetting how despicable she is.
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Next week looks fun, I wonder what Summit’s big secret is?!
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And here he goes...
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Ooh here comes the bad news!
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90DF Live Chat: Rice-A-Roni & Google Translate
in 90 Day Fiancé
Daniel is so sweet, maybe Tiffany can give Deaven a few parenting tips. Whatever about her choices in uprooting him she has at least raised a non-feral child.