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Mother from Hell
postat de către tmdb43737777STAFFMOD pe data de 4 decembrie 2018 la ora 5:27AM
I don't condone children hitting their parents, but that slap that Vanessa gave her mothers was well deserved.
1)What mother tells their daughter to stop doing what she's doing when her daughter tells her her fiance is beating on her??? Trust and believe any mother with an ounce of common sense would raise Cain for a man beating on her child. Not this idiot. All she's concerned about is those dollar signs!!!
2)What woman would refer to her grandchildren as bastards??? I don't care if they were conceived out of wedlock. It's downright disrespectful and disgusting to call innocent children that derogatory name. Children are a blessing and one child should not be favored over the other.
3) What woman look down her snotty nose at her own daughter??? So what she works in a bridal shop??? At least she has a job and is not mooching off of the system.
At the end of the day, the only reason why she resented the oldest daughter was because of her father. It's stupid to punish children because you hate their father/mother. Victoria is the epitome of a woman who should not have had kids. She treats one like the dirt on the bottom of her shoe, and she treats the other like her bank account. So what you took care of her and made sacrifices, that doesn't mean that she's indebted to pay you back for what you was supposed to do in the first place.
Răspuns de Mrs.peacock
pe data de 4 decembrie 2018 la ora 5:27AM
The worst thing to me, even after all of this (and after it comes out that sheallowed her second husband to rape her oldest daughter when she was a child so he wouldn't leave), was the fact that somehow, she had the gall to act like she was somehow the victim, getting the short end of the stick, and owed something by her daughters. If my mother were anything like that (thank God she isn't at all), I think I'd never want to see her again from the moment I turned 18.