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It's a small snapshot of their life and I question what their relationship is like to begin with. He's definitely no angel based on the fact that he set her up. He knows he's being filmed so he can behave differently for the camera. I have to question how manipulative and controlling he is. All he did was egg her on and escalate it for the camera, never once did he offer a compromise. We don't know what transpired prior to the camera being turned on.
If he's so fed up with her behaviors, why wait so long to separate/file for divorce? And why broadcast it to the world?
And out of curiosity, he states she posted stuff on FB/Twitter, but has there been any proof of that? And what exactly has she been posting?
It's a small snapshot of their life and I question what their relationship is like to begin with. He's definitely no angel based on the fact that he set her up. He knows he's being filmed so he can behave differently for the camera. I have to question how manipulative and controlling he is. All he did was egg her on and escalate it for the camera, never once did he offer a compromise. We don't know what transpired prior to the camera being turned on.
ooh, yeah, what did he do to make her react like that?... always guys fault
You don't think there is more to this story? You think he's entirely innocent and had no bearing on her behavior?
I think their sex is irrelevant. I'm observing two people and their behaviors for a short period of time and if the roles were reversed, I'd have the same exact questions.
How can it be a setup if it's been a normal occurrence? I wouldn't like some spoiled princess trash me on facebook without hearing (or in this case, seeing) my side.
Rationalizing her behavior as the guy's fault is the typical easy-out. Anyone with a hint of observation sees someone who needs serious medical (maybe psychological) help. Seriously who tosses a tantrum at that age like that then switches to normal in less than a second while texting/posting on the phone? C'mon.
You don't think there is more to this story? You think he's entirely innocent and had no bearing on her behavior?
I think their sex is irrelevant. I'm observing two people and their behaviors for a short period of time and if the roles were reversed, I'd have the same exact questions.
yes, when things escalate to that level both individuals are to blame, but both are likewise responsible for their own behavior. i've never seen a guy lose it like a these woman. hysteria tends to be more common amongst women.
I think the people saying he "set her up" are missing the point.
Do you guys *not* hear her yelling, being irrational, and acting like a 3rd grader throwing a tantrum? What about her admitting to texting everybody to make him look like the bad guy ("Because you are!!! You won't take me on the lake!!") ? Or her admitting "That's why everybody makes comments at work about you!!" ?
THAT'S the point of the video.
Are you kidding me with the "well he's just as bad.." ?
Nooo - he's simply sick of dealing with something behind closed doors and wants to expose it and set the record straight.
Yep, the woman who films her husband yelling at her as she cowers is just as bad as the guy, and egging him on... ::rolls eyes::
yes, when things escalate to that level both individuals are to blame, but both are likewise responsible for their own behavior. i've never seen a guy lose it like a these woman. hysteria tends to be a female trait.
That's because people find the women losing it "entertaining." I doubt it would be entertaining if it was a video of a guy beating up his wife. For the record - yes, women abuse men as well - but men usually cause a lot more damage. Those videos aren't funny.
How can it be a setup if it's been a normal occurrence? I wouldn't like some spoiled princess trash me on facebook without hearing (or in this case, seeing) my side.
It's a set up because they both have come out and stated they were fighting about something unrelated right before he turned the camera on. He knew he was filming, she didn't, therefore he was able to present himself differently for the camera and to an intended audience.
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Originally Posted by Crackpot
Rationalizing her behavior as the guy's fault is the typical easy-out. Anyone with a hint of observation sees someone who needs serious medical (maybe psychological) help. Seriously who tosses a tantrum at that age like that then switches to normal in less than a second while texting/posting on the phone? C'mon.
If that's the case in which he's aware of it because it's a "normal" occurence, why escalate it and laugh when you know what the outcome will be?
I'm not saying her behavior is normal or acceptable (and I do wonder about her mental well being), but I also question his behavior. His intent to humiliate her says a lot about him.
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