Comments by "Andrew Brendan" (@andrewbrendan1579) on "The Wall" channel.

  1. I'm not a psychologist, but I'd say that second woman really is mentally unbalanced. She seems to have gone over the edge with anger and bitterness.
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  2. One time the daughter of one of my mother's friends's stayed at our house while the mother was out of town looking for a job. The mother was single, the daughter was six years old. I was 24, I believe. I have never in my life seen someone like that little girl who threw herself at men the way she did. I figured she woould be pregnant at 15 or 16, she so badly wanted a man in her life. Men are portrayed in the media as dumb and unnecessary, but children really do have a huge need for a father. I read a book by single mother Anne Lamott and her son Sam about Sam becoming an unmarried parent at a very early age. At one point in the book Sam said that while growing up he was "desperate" to have a father. In a Reddit posting a woman talked about cheating on her husband and going back to her parents. The grown woman talked about how her father couldn't look at her. Even at that point in life a father mattered. There's a movement to deny and suppress it, but we men are IMPORTANT in the lives of our children. Even other people's children will look to us.
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  3. The things being said by the women here, especially the last one, sound like a modern-day version of witchcraft.
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  4. I second the motion. It went on WAY too long, too much repetition. The husband should have said his say and left or thrown the wife out.
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  5. I'd never heard the term "Halo Efffect", but I believe it. I'm not attractive and I've seen how things are sometimes easier for people who are better looking. It's just part of the world.
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  6. What I particularly noticed was her annoying sense of superiority over men. That will go over real well... Too the "Would you rather..." question is unrealistic and pointless. How many people will actually find themselves in that either/or situation? Not many!
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  7. Good idea. And men can start buying stock in cat food companies. There will be some big dividend checks coming in.
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  8. I remember a biography program about singer/actor Bobby Darin. He was very interested in politics and, if my memory is right, when Mr. Darin let it be known he wanted to run for a political off he was told that his sister was really his mother and to protect that privacy Bobby Darin refrained from more political activity.
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  9. I saw a biography program about singer and actor Bobby Darin and he learned that his sister was actually his mother and his mother was actually his grandmother. Not all of this kind of situation are because of wrongdoing on the part of the mother: I know of a family in which a daughter was raped, beame pregnant, had and kept the baby. I think it was in adulthood that the child learned their sibling was really their parent.
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  10. That so-called family at the beginnning...oh, my gosh. I want to know what happened afterward. I wonder if the son has any further contact with his witch mother. I'll bet he's cut ties with her. I hope that woman, not lady, has faced and is facing massive backlash from her behavior AND I hope the same for the bio father. The female parent should be doing some jail time and it wouldn't hurt to have the same for the sperm donor.
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  11. I don't recal where I heard or read it, but someone made the wise comment that when a parent badmouths the other parent in front of the child, the parent making the negative comments is insulting half of the child's DNA.
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  12. That first clip is truly disturbing. That woman is a nasty, crazy, controlling bit of business who is setting a horrible example for her children who are watching and hearing her. I wonder if she was the one who initiated the divorce. Nasty as she is when dropping off the children, it must be better than living with her. It must be a joy to be even partially free of her.
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  13. The woman with the blond hair talking about teaching things to her son seems to really mean well, but I think of what I head Dr. Laura Schlesinger say on her radio program once: "It takes a man to lead a boy into manhood".
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  14. Maybe I"m missing something, but in the first video it sounded like neither the woman nor the man was all that great.
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  15. Those first two ex-wives: Wow. They mentally unhinged or close to it. If I were a chld I'be scared to be with them. Maybe it's a relief for the children to go be with dad and the stepmother.
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