Anyone got any ideas what Misty is thinking when she says people will not like the idea of them getting married? Her age? The fact that Haleigh is still missing? The little time they have know each other? Or?
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From my personal experience, children will hold onto the dream for a very long time about parents reuniting. This does not ring true that Haleigh (and also Jr.) was pushing for R and M to get married. Whomever is promoting this fallacy is not telling the truth.
^^ I totally agree, Aries. And I'm also quite skeptical of this "heirloom" ring.....
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Oh, I just love the way the whole family justifies this marriage as something "Haliegh wanted".....NOT!
They talk about this young girl as if she's the golden child. Boy! Are they going to be in for a rude awakening as time goes by. imo, they are all in the honeymoon phase with each other and give it time...way too soon to determine if she'll be around in 10 years.
It's a beautiful ring indeed.The ring looks similar to my first set and I have been married almost 44 years.
It's a beautiful ring indeed.
And congratulations on having such a long and successful marriage! Very refreshing.
I still don't buy the "heirloom" bit though. Something's fishy about it imo.
Why would they pass down such a valuable family keepsake to this 17 year old girl they've known for less than a year? A ring so special it wasn't even offered to the mother of Ron's children? Seems like they'd have saved it for Haleigh.
Or maybe they just bought it recently.....
^^ So true!
Whatever the case, Misty sure is tickled pink, isn't she? Her mama seems to be too.
Like two canaries with a new budgie stick.
It's a beautiful ring indeed.
And congratulations on having such a long and successful marriage! Very refreshing.
I still don't buy the "heirloom" bit though. Something's fishy about it imo.
Why would they pass down such a valuable family keepsake to this 17 year old girl they've known for less than a year? A ring so special it wasn't even offered to the mother of Ron's children? Seems like they'd have saved it for Haleigh.
Or maybe they just bought it recently.....
Definately an attempt to stress RC is behind MC 100%, and I think he feels this will help to solidify how people feel about her screwed up accounts of the night Haleigh disappeared. They have eachothers back IMOO JMOO
Misty justifies it by saying it was something "Haleigh wanted" and references Haleigh in past tense.
That whole video of Misty & her mother and Misty showing off the ring then running after Ron is bizarre..
Ron seems to not want the attention, he wants it to remain focused on Haleigh. Yet there's all these "side show" activities going on..
I can see Misty being happy....she's 17. And as someone pointed out, Ron is still kinda acting like a teenager too. HOWEVER....for TN, MG and G'MaS to act and say the things they have said about this...floors me. Does anyone in these families ever stop and think, and try to guide their children into wiser decisions? Or do they honestly think this is ok? I think it says more about the older and supposedly wiser ones than it does Ron and Misty. Seems like none of them "know how to act"....jmo.
Thank you!!Well, I wonder how Ron's sister Crystal feels about Misty getting HER grandmother's ring. If it is a family heirloom then it would seem fair that it should go to the granddaughter or to Haleigh someday as the great-granddaughter. Maybe I am more sentimental than most, but I would be upset if my grandmother gave her ring to someone technically from outside the family.....especially one with a propensity for losing valuable things!!!!!
I hear ya!! It's like they just let their kids have or do whatever they want: "It's what Haleigh wanted" "They've been begging me for months, so ah what the heck, let 'em get hitched."I can see Misty being happy....she's 17. And as someone pointed out, Ron is still kinda acting like a teenager too. HOWEVER....for TN, MG and G'MaS to act and say the things they have said about this...floors me. Does anyone in these families ever stop and think, and try to guide their children into wiser decisions? Or do they honestly think this is ok? I think it says more about the older and supposedly wiser ones than it does Ron and Misty. Seems like none of them "know how to act"....jmo.
I agree! Children age 4 and 5 don't even understand the meaning of marriage. However they might understand having someone else living with them and playing with them.