Comments by "Ida Larsen" (@idalarsen2540) on "Dr. Phil" channel.

  1. This is heartbreaking. That mother is not a mother, she's a monster.
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  2. He totally acts like the victim here. How gross.
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  3. As a woman, we do not accept her as part of our kind.
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  4. He just reeks of guilt. No doubt from the second he spoke.
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  5. This was so beautiful in such a gut wrenching way.
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  6. Ugh. This mother has surely gotten her priorities wrong. Your daughter comes first, not a boyfriend. ESPECIALLY IF HE IS CONVICTED OF SEXUALLY ABUSING A CHILD FFS SMH
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  7. This is absolutely sickening.
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  8. This grandmother "never gets convinced by anyone else", smh.. seems like she truly believes this by her seemingly reel rage. I guess facing the reality that her daughter is a monster is too much to bare. When/if she learns to accept the actual truth, it will hurt way more than if she just accepted that her daughter is a horrible, disgusting liar in the beginning. This is just too sad, it's disgusting how people USE their own CHILDREN as objects of manipulations.
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  9.  @d_WootWoot_  Fr 😂 She didn't get the obivious joke in that remark. You can't NOT know that TESTICLES DOESN'T GROW BACK.
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  10. It's obivious that she's lying about something.
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  11.  @TheSaboteurLT  umm she is tho
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  12. She's in on it too. It's not like she doesn't know that her "boyfriend" is married. She doesn't care, so she deserves it. Despite that, I definetely believe that he deserves to get his head ripped off, to put it like that. She's wrong, but he's the actual big problem.
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  13. I hate when people falsely accuse of something so serious. Although the percentage of people doing that is *EXTREMELY LOW*, it fucks up so much to all of us that have actually experienced it. Smh. It's just so disrespectful and selfish.
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  14. Fr. Ugh, it's so disgusting and just utterly selfish. They really thought that letting practically a stranger, this unknown big man come in as a authoritarian "parent" would be ok??? Letting him move in at all!? They're literally bullies. Both verbally and physically abusive. They demand all too much from him. This little boy is rightfully scared af. Who wouldn't be? They also don't allow him to express himself. He have no safety. He's losing more and more love and affection, (emotional) space, his place in the home, he's losing everything while getting abused because he's scared. HOW can anyone be this selfish. What a terrible mother and arrogant "step-father". They're all letting him down. They don't care about him. He's become a burden to them, and he feels the same. He's internalizing the abuse, leaving him feeling like nothing. No self esteem, just self hatred. There's no wonder why he acts like he does. I mean, who wouldn't?
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  15. It annoys me how on EVERY Phil video people are asking/commenting about the comments.. as Phil would say it, "COMMON SENSE ALERT!". They just turned on the comments.
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  16. Not jail, no. Mandated therapy or even inpatient treatment for some time? Yes. She needed help, she still does. She went through torture while being used and exploited by her MOTHER. This was her only viable choice. She was trapped.
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  17. This is so beautiful! Thank you for being honest, I've felt the similar way in some ways too to be completely honest. You know, that's just "how it was" and without personal experience with it at least back then, that's an easy thought to understand. Quite simply, it's fair ignorance. In these days tho, with some much information and (some) representation and positive media coverage normalizing it at least to some degree, I find no reason not to support or not help or accept these people as they are. We're the most wonderful when we can be ourselves, so this is just great. There is nothing to not accept with this at all.
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  18. Wow, mom.. good job doing absolutely nothing but cause harm. Even in a self serving "apology".
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  19. Definetely. Would have done the same. Withdrawals can be extremely dangerous. That's partly what makes addiction so dangerous and complicated.. sad reality, really:/
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  20. Not crying, not crying.. I'M CRYING A LOT
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  21. The system fails way too often. CPS and such are highly understaffed and underfunded. Yet, this was a HUGE error regardless. Shouldn't happen, so I'm not trying to excuse it. That's just part of the problem.
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  22. It's weird just how much I can relate to EVERYTHING she said (except being famous ofc). I know very well I had a bad and frightening childhood, but whenever people (including CPS, the police and such during my teen years) asked me what was so wrong, what had happened, why I was so scared and such, I had no coherent answer. I just put up a brick wall, or started crying and sobbing hysterically, almost as if I went back to a very vulnerable child like-state, just like how I was as a (very) young child. I knew deep within that something was wrong, that something had happened. I just couldn't figure out what it was. So, people thought I was just another run away-teen, doing rebellious "teen-stuff". That hurt me so bad and made me doubt myself and my entire existence, only making everything worse. I ended up homeless, severly addicted to drugs including injecting heroin. I OD'd several times, one time I barely made it. Someone found me, cracked all my ribs doing CPR (which is really good - it means they really did it right. I was dead anyway, so I was blessed af being able to wake up at all, despite being on life support for a few days). I am forever grateful to the people that saved my life. I even jokingly thanked them for breaking all my ribs. I was fortunate enough to meet them, and they were fortunate enough to meet me again - not because I'm special or whatever, but so that they could see living proof of their hard work and heroism considering that I'd be dead if it wasn't for them acting fast and logically. Trust me when I say that group hug we had lasted for a loooooooong time with loads of tears and sobbing from all of us. Anyway. I'm not diagnosed with DID, but it's reckognized medically that I do suffer from childhood trauma as well as severe adult trauma. PTSD, anxiety, depression and drug addiction. Possibly more, I'm working with a pshychiatrist on possible diagnoses. Not just to put yet another label on me, but so that I can get the help I need. DID is in fact a possibility. We don't know for sure yet. Due to my long term, hardcore drug usage, it's a lot harder to separate one experience and/or symptom from the other. It's a work in progress. I hope I don't have any more psychological issues than I already have, but if I do, I absolutely want to know so that I can understand myself better, and make life better in the long run. It just baffled me how relatable her story is to mine, despite our differences. If anyone bothered reading this, thank you so much. If anyone reading this are struggling with whatever it may be, I hope that you get help. I hope you have, or get support. I wish you well, and a good life. I wish you'll be able to feel like you're thriving, not just surviving. You deserve it. You really do. Best wishes from me 💚💚💚👊
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  23.  @trinitycob6617  That's not it, it's just common sense smh. Regardless if he in fact actually was physically attractive, it wouldn't matter because his personality and behaviour makes him as unattractive as you can be. Not everything is about looks, you know.
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  24. Proper feminists agree with this, btw. Equal rights, you know.
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  25. They LOVE the drama. It's just too obivious.
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  26. This damn woman struggles so hard keeping her awful, unbelieveable lies straight..
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  27. Yeah, although I don't find her bullying and harshness towards her daughter okay at all, I at least wanna give her credit for actually listening and seemingly genuinly trying to understand. A lot of people are completely uncapable of doing that, so that's at least something very positive.
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  28. I so hope you're sarcastic..
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  29. Fr 😂😂😂💀 Jack's the best, damn. May he rest in peace.
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  30.  @TheSaboteurLT  lol stop spamming, mr transphobic
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  31. He's not licensed, so no he is not a practicioner.
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  32. Damn that last comment with Phil all mad "starting with those people in WASHINGTON D.C."
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  33.  @nicoleredins3954  I'd recommend watching more to get a better view/context of what's going on. This isn't your classic "wife and step-father doesn't get along"-episode. This is about soooo much more. The father believes the state of Michigan conspired to kill his son while living in a group home. He also might be suffering from paranoid personality disorder. He's not diagnosed, but they went over it and he fits the criteria.
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  34. Says a lot. That's often even a better indicator than the actual polygraph test.
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  35.  @julias2855  Oh no, poor young lady:( Hope she finds peace in life despite of that awful woman.
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  36.  @ceri1796  I'm definetely not transphobic or homophobic in ANY WAY AT ALL, I think his daughter were absolutely BEAUTIFUL, but if we truly want stubborn people to understand, we should at least try to understand where they are actually coming from. I do not in any way find this father's reactions okay in any way, I can kinda understand from his viewpoint what OP thought was going on with the father. The better er become at understanding other peoples views, I'm sure the better they'll become at understanding ours. We can disagree as much as we want, but we should become better agreeing to disagreeing instead of trying to push people. That only furthers their extreme beliefs.
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  37. They are doing fine! They came back to the show on a special episode about "where they (previous guests) are now". They looked happy and healthy both of them, I hope it stays that way! ♡
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  38. This is just wonderful, what a transformation! From just such a little shell of herself to this radiant, glowing lady! She seems so much more relaxed, contempt, happy. Just happy. Happy and healthy. So lovely to see. I'm so glad that it went alright for her and her daughter! 🖤
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  39.  @sabias3932  The thing is tho, if he's telling the truth when saying he doesn't usually do it and that she gets ahold of the alcohol by stealing it, it's not his fault or him enabling. The thing about alcohol addiction is that (especially when severe + unhealthy person) withdrawal can not only be dangerous causing seizures, tremors etc., it can be deadly. This is not at all uncommon. THEN it makes sense to buy her alcohol for her to get through the travel and time spent with and on the show. She can't participate if she's in a hospital bed or at the hotel room seizuring or even dying. So it makes COMPLETE sense. He's not to blame.
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  40. Nah. He was right for doing what he did there. Otherwise the extremely tragic reality wouldn't have sunk in.
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  41. Noticed that too:/ - Former addict myself.
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  42. My heart aches for these boys, but I gotta say these young men are truly admireable. Much respect to these two, managing so well, being so responsible and all. I sincerely hope they got the chance to be children again for a while. These boys will grow up strong, anyone would be lucky to know them. ♡
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  43. I got a serious headache from her voice. Ugh.
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  44. Nothing to feel bad about, she deserves much worse for all that she's done.
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  45. Def something off about her, even if you set aside her "joking". Some screws are surely loose! Same here tho. I'd never ever heard about this "famous" person, I wish it'd stayed that way, smh. I just can't with these people. So glad I'm nothing like her!
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  46. Wow okay I'm def first for once.
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  47. Huh?
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  48. I feel bad for both of them and none of them. They're both childish af. She's surely terrible, but her father stooping down to her level, I'd say that makes him even worse. He's the father. He's supposed to be the responsible and reasonable one. He's entitled to be mad and make mistakes, but not berrate his own daughter (despite the difficulties) on the internet for the entire world to see. So, I don't feel sorry for him at all, really.
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  49. Right, wtf was that!???
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  50. EXPLOITATION. That's literally all this is. She has no way to actually consent to this. Shame. This is disgusting. I hope this family gets proper help, away from these awful people.
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