Mountain_Kat
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This WOULD make sense, wouldn't it? Care to wager on the money being used this way?
No thanks. I hear gambling addictions are...addictive.
This WOULD make sense, wouldn't it? Care to wager on the money being used this way?
Yep. :facepalm:
Speaking of filthy pocket linings... the #1 got a $200 donation today from one of AJ's male friends - you know, one of the kids currently camping out at the Hadsell house and hanging with JH. I guess he couldn't reach his wallet to give her money directly so he had to use an online payment site. Under other circumstances I'd say it's a sweet gesture but IMO in this case he's either priming the tip jar or thumbing his nose, or both.
And until JH removes herself from the 50k #2 I can't give her any respect...
God help these young people who are AJ's friendsI pray they genuinely wake up and see what's really going on here. They're going to need solid (normal) people around them to help them get through this.
I think they want him to yak all day long. He has given a ton of information without meaning to, IMO. I am thinking JH just can't wrap her head around this, she's got little ones to think of.
Hey! Am I in invisible mode here?!
Okay, too disgusted and angry to be any further use tonight. So, time to say goodnight before I get myself into trouble![]()
Um... no?![]()
He sure went on and on about the "bus lady." Too bad he kept saying her first name wrong.
You could tell he had prepped all of the stories, all of the "quotable quotes" he was going to weave through his narrative.
It is very clear that he wants people to like him. He wants people to feel sorry for him. He wants people to believe in him. He wants to be a sympathetic hero, a man who overcame his past and made a life for himself. He obviously wants to "touch" people. So what happens when those closest to him stop buying into his fantasy life-story? What happens when he's tapped out all his charm, screwed up and said "I'm sorry" one too many times, and lost the trust and faith of the family who is supposed to adore him? Was he trying to woo AJ to "Team Wes" and get her to help him win his wife and family back? Did she refuse him, shut him out, shut him down? I don't think he would have taken that rejection very well. Not well at all.
Hey! Am I in invisible mode here?!
The kids hang with Jen and help keep a eye on things. Maybe they do know to watch out for Wes and his side of the family. Jmo
Wonder what Ole' WH was doing in Victorville, CA in 2010? Feb. 17th - who remembers dates like that?
Time, he was doing time...http://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/vvm/
If it's the date you got out of prison, you'd remember it... Kind of like an anniversary.
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I didn't follow the reason for that poster's statement. Can you tell me why that poster felt that way. I really hate for posters to feel left out. Maybe the thread is moving fast and they are too new to realize that so they feel like nobody is listening to them. Idk.
PLEASE let this be true for AJ as well.
The kids hang with Jen and help keep a eye on things. Maybe they do know to watch out for Wes and his side of the family. Jmo
Or maybe Jen should start hanging around with ADULTS with common sense and not kids who hung out at the "party" house. It's easy to surround yourself with comfortable, non-threatening people during a crisis who won't push you to face the issues head on. It take a lot more strength to listen to smart people give you useful advice, and even more to follow it. If JH truly would do anything to have AJ back home, she'd screw her courage to the sticking place and flush away all those useless clingers. She'd get out of the house and in gear, get smart people to tell her what to do.
Happyshoes:
I just wanted to give you a big cyber hug. :hug: I'm so sorry for the life traumas you've been through. Don't be embarrassed about being vulnerable and sharing your insight; by sharing, you never know who you made feel less alone/more understood. I'm sure you already know this, but what other people subjected you to was all about *them,* not you. You were not in it , so to speak -- though I really empathize at how their damaged selves/their choices inflicted terribly unfair (cruel) harm upon you and your siblings. There's truly no excuse for that horrific behavior...but be proud that you're a survivor and fine human being...and love your imperfect, interesting, valuable, complex self -- and be patient with your challenges. Take care of yourself.
[And, as an aside, I love your "smells like BS" spraying avatar.I'm sure you can detect BS a mile away...a very valuable asset. I'm sure you have *many* assets, and please take heart that bad experiences can be used for good. You sound like you have a lot of depth to draw on, which is mighty. :heartbeat: