KBB87
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I started to write an amateur's analysis of MB's own words from the article on the previous page and, when I got to the second paragraph, I realized my comment would be way too long. The reason is, that I can rip every-last-thing she said up one side and back down the other side... it's all BS... every word of it. Amazing that it seems she can't even speak or write a sentence without "slinging it."
MB will not even write out the name of her child when she's referring to Evelyn. her. In addition, she is immediately defending and making excuses for herself even as she sings the praises of "this little beauty." Every-single-sentence is a contradictory and disjointed gold mine of what's really going on in MB's head, imo.
“I’m not the best mom in the world, but I try so hard for this little beauty,” she wrote.
“I can’t even explain the love I feel for her, and I know she loves me too. Lately my life’s been really sucky but she’ll come reach for me and say ‘mom mom’ and my heart melts and I’m reminded of her unconditional love.
“You can say whatever you want about me being a young mom, but I promise you [I promise you?] ...my life is so much better with this angel,” she wrote. [I think she means her life is not so much better... it's worse.]
“My life wasn’t ruined when I had her, [ I think she means it was ruined] ....she gave me a purpose and a reason to wake up every day and to better myself. There’s no love like the love from your child!”
[A purpose and a reason to wake up every day... yeah, toddlers will sure wake you up every morning... hang-over-headache or not... often at 6 am while banging on a toy or jumping on your bed!]
Imo, she doesn't even believe what she says herself! It's all purposeful BS written for SM.
JMO.
It’s always been concerning to me that she talked about Evelyn’s unconditional love for her. What parent thinks that way?
It sounds like she’s trying to convince herself of what she’s writing. She’s essentially saying her life isn’t ruined because Evelyn loves her unconditionally. That seems twisted to me.
I wouldn’t even talk about my pets that way, I’d talk about *my* unconditional love for them. I’m not a parent, but I assume that inclination is magnified by a million when it comes to your children. Or it should be.