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  1. Adam is even dumber than I previously thought, whipping out his phone and playing that video of Aubree on the dirt bike. But I'm glad that Chelsea has the evidence for when they modify the visitation agreement. His immaturity is just astounding: it's fine to keep a 4 year old up to midnight if she's having fun, introduce her to your girlfriend of the moment if they're both fine with it, and drive to the courthouse to plug in your ankle monitor... that you have for all your license/DUI violations for... if you can't find a ride. (Where was his entourage? MTV must not have been filming that day.) Other than harping on the fact that Adam has a deep love for Aubree, Drew didn't bother me too much. I think Adam's love for Aubree is relatively shallow which may actually be deep for Adam, but whatever as Adam said at the reunion. Where I wanted someone to forcibly remove Drew off the stage was when Leah and Corey had their turn. Good gravy, here we go again with the Corey was against a wheelchair narrative. What do these people think he did? Ask for the application to be returned? Call the insurance company and say, "Take your time!?" And then we have Drew asking Corey to tell us his side of the wheelchair thing and why he went for custody. And Corey is actually explaining himself clearly and Drew cuts him off to bring out Leah and Lee and tell us everything that Corey said off camera. WTH? And now Corey still didn't have an opportunity to address Leah's comments that he was only giving her $200 a month and he wants custody because of child support. I'm a suspicious person by nature, and I think they shut Corey down because he let it be known that he did know the rumors of the drug use and mentioned he thought they'd have more stability at his house. Who knows what else he may have said if they had let him talk for as long as Leah got to? Something else I noticed at the end, when they asked them to talk about the girls and what they were doing, Corey immediately said fishing and Miranda said Hide N' Seek. Leah didn't have anything else to say, so then Drew prompted her since he loves to enable her. And all she had was the same answer about baby Cheetos calling them Sissy at the drop offs. Now I know she mentioned Aleeah's cheerleading and the girls both being in preschool at the beginning, but I find it odd that a SAHM who says that the girls are her whole life couldn't come up with anything else that they enjoy. I can believe a stressed out mom that's popping too many pills to pay attention to her three kids couldn't come up with anything else once the obvious answers were gone, though.
  2. I mostly remember Corey having moved on from Cheating Fiasco #1 and Leah making him a reconciliation dinner and a card. I think she wooed him back with promises of having his family back together under one roof which was obviously appealing to them both. She knew who Corey was when she decided she wanted him back. She knew that he was a quiet guy who wasn't the kind to serenade her in the streets or ramble on about his feelings for her. I think it would be unfair of her to hold that against him, much more unfair then it would be for him to hold the Robbie thing against her, which for the record, I don't remember him doing. I also don't think Corey is unemotional. He's cried probably more than any other guy I've ever seen on the Teen Mom shows, and with good reason between Ali's issues and Leah's nonsense. I wouldn't say he's passive aggressive either. Corey strikes me as very much what you see is what you get. He lays out his position clearly: we can't afford the paint, I need a truck to get to work more than we need a new house right now, I don't want Ali to only use the wheelchair and stop using her legs. What he isn't so good at in my opinion is asking for more information. I think when Leah was explaining the deal with the wheelchair, Corey really thought Ali would be using it all the time but when Jeff explained she would be using it to GET to the playground not AT the playground, it was like the light went on and he didn't have any more objections. Once they married, I also remember a tired Corey coming home from work and Leah nagging him that he didn't help with the dishes and stuff. Even Lee and Dawn had to remind her that was her job since Corey's was working at the water department. I remember how Corey said that Jeremy must have had something good because Leah was doing laundry, which means she must have not been doing much of it while she was married to him. We saw her mad at him because he wouldn't call off work to go to little appointments so he could save his leave time for the ones where they were trying to get a diagnosis for Ali. And of course, there was the how dare he watch porn and not have sex with her when he was tired from work. In short, all through the marriage it seemed like Leah thought Corey could do nothing right. This is the man that Leah wanted back so badly? I'd sit there and be quiet, too. And then after putting up with all of this, he has has to go through Cheating Fiasco #2 only this time at her bachelorette party! What's funny to me is even with all I just wrote, I have never seen Corey hit Leah in the face with bacon, yell at her, cuss her, and tell her not to cry like Jeremy does. Karma? I think Corey would be superior at raising the kids. Maybe 50/50 would be ideal, but I don't think Leah's parenting is superior to Corey's. I've seen zero evidence that it is. I think the kids are calmer at his house and better fed. I don't have much more to go on because it's a TV show, but it's more than I can say for Leah.
  3. I don't think that money has anything to do with Corey wanting to change the custody agreement at this time. It isn't the first time that they've gone to court over money, and Corey has never had an issue with Leah being the primary parent before. I think the motivating factor for him is that Leah is up to something with her lifestyle that we haven't been told yet. But the other motivating factor is that she wanted to strip him of his rights as Ali's father to make decisions about Ali's health while she is neglecting it herself. I don't blame Corey for being upset one bit. It's a lot easier to get your kid to therapy appointments and school in town (especially when other people are willing to drive her there for you) then it is for one man who works full time to convince a huge company to change their policies and approve an expensive piece of medical equipment on the spot. She brought this battle on herself. I actually think it's great that Corey and Miranda don't have kids yet and don't seem in a hurry to make any. Maybe that's why there's more structure at his house and Aleeah seems calmer, Ali isn't as tired, and Corey isn't as stressed. They're able to give time and attention to the family they already have without feeling desperate to make a new baby together. I wish Leah and Jeremy (and while we're at it Adam/Taylor, Kail/Javi, and Nathan/Jenelle) would have been as mature as Corey and Miranda.
  4. I agree with the people who said that Corey must have the goods on Leah. Those papers he gave his lawyer looked like they had lots of dates on them for missed appointments. Add that to the footage from MTV they can get access to, plus anything Miranda may have heard while on duty, and I think Corey probably has plenty of ammunition for reversing their custody arrangement. He isn't a vindictive guy at all, IMO. If he was, he would have shown that the first time Leah cheated on him with Robbie, or the second, or the first time she put him down on TV as a man not willing to fight for his family, etc. While Lee and Dawn were supportive of Leah, Lee seemed to be putting more into the advice side of things. Something tells me they know there's more to the story too and he was trying to warn her it was going to get worse and she better get her stuff together without saying too much on camera. I expected a lot more Corey bashing from them for daring to take those babies away from their mama and it was actually pretty lukewarm. I am so glad that someone posted that was a re-created beach scene with Kail because when I was watching it all I could think of was how awful Isaac missed out on all that fun... of three people sitting in the sand fully clothed, with not a sand toy in sight. If I was Chelsea, my first reaction would have been to 1) document with pictures of Aubree's knee, 2) call and voice my complaints to Adam's mom, and 3) call the lawyer. But I totally get Randy on this. Everything is being documented by MTV. So they have Aubree on camera saying she rode the dirt bike with Adam with no helmet and got burned. They also have Chelsea on camera saying that no bothered to tell her that her child was injured during this time. So that takes care of #1. And if the courts aren't going to take away Adam's parental visitation for the crash with the elderly people and the numerous violations that one included, then the dirt bike probably isn't going to do it either so document it along with the fact that he was arrested for DUI during visitation weekend AGAIN along with the fact that the Linds weren't properly supervising him AGAIN and bide your time until his court date, which takes care of #3. Then for #2: call Adam's mom and give her a piece of your mind and threaten to find someone else to supervise visitation, like someone the court appoints. I don't blame her for being SO frustrated though. I think it's amazing that the only thing she does in this awful situation is call him names/ make fun of him behind his back when he shows up at his daughter's softball game with an entourage and a different chick every week. I don't know if I could show the same amount of restraint! The Jace situation is such an awful mess. I really feel for him, and I agree with those of you who get so upset about the way he is living. The Evans family is dsyfunctional, and it's sad to see it played out on TV. I do have a hard time criticizing Barbara, though. Do I believe she has made some terrible parenting choices? Absolutely, without a doubt. Do I believe she makes them more often then most? Yes, I do. But do I believe she makes them all of the time? I really don't. I think she does have a loving bond with Jace. I think we have seen those moments on the show, and I bet there are lots more of them when they are not filming, and more importantly when Jenelle isn't around. I also don't think she's going to turn her back on him when he becomes more of a handful. Look what Janelle puts her through, and she is still there for her time and time again. If there is anyone on this show who I am inclined to give a pass to and say they were stressed and reacted badly, it's Barbara. What she's been through with Jenelle since the show began is enough to make anyone on edge if they weren't there already. Are we sure Gabriel lives with Barbara? How do we know she isn't just baby-sitting?
  5. Add me to the list of people wondering how the medical bills are in Leah's name when Ali is on Corey's insurance. Corey would be listed on the forms as the guarantor. The bills should be going to him, not her. I have very little respect for Leah, but even less for Jeremy. I can't believe he would run his mouth like that about Corey knowing he (and the girls) would see it. I shouldn't be surprised given the other rude comments Jeremy has made about him in the past, but I will laugh and laugh when Leah has moved on to her next man and Jeremy is put in Corey's position. Something tells me that Jeremy won't handle it with quite the same maturity Corey manages! Leah's sad attempt at addressing the way she spoke to and about Corey at the drop off doesn't make things okay for me. If we're only seeing such a small part of her life, you'd think she could pull off acting appropriate for a few minutes. I think her motivation was made clear when she was talking to Jeremy on the bed: I started a fight with Corey and am taking him to court. Do you love me now? Am I worthy of your attention now? Judging by how Jeremy zoned out when she was going on about how once she gets mad, everyone better watch out... I don't think it worked. As far as Kail, I was usually ripping on her on TWOP and feel like she more than deserved it. I do give her credit for trying to be more mature this season, though. I don't blame her for asking Jo if she could bring Isaac on vacation, She seemed to know how it was going to turn out and accepted it fairly gracefully. I like how Jo answered her and explained it to Vee, too. If they continue co-parenting like they are now, and this happened at a future date, I bet Jo would let Isaac go. It was just too soon after the many times that she screwed him over or tried to. What I didn't like was Javi trying to cause drama about the situation. It was Jo's day according to the custody agreement. Why would he encourage Kail to fight harder against it when she didn't have a leg to stand on? I think it's rather pathetic how both Jeremy and Javi are so insecure about their places in their wives' lives that they encourage Leah and Kail to fight with their kids' fathers. Even having their own kids with Leah and Kail aren't enough to give them some security or some empathy, apparently. And word to the poster who pointed out neither of these punks are man enough to say these things to Corey or Jo's faces. Jeremy didn't even attempt to back Leah up about the therapy until they were miles down the road from Corey!
  6. I'm not a fan of Tracy and Joe (although I don't dislike them either), but I do love D'Shawn! I wish they would have given him more scenes and stories. It would have made me more interested in the college years, which lost their appeal for me after Dylan left.
  7. I hope I quoted this right because this is my first post here, but this really cracked me up! :)
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