Reality Show Chick Goes PSYCHO

[quote]nephorm wrote:
She started out being very good-natured (if selfish). I wouldn’t be surprised if there were some things hidden from the audience that contributed to the ‘breakdown’ at the end.[/quote]

Your first post was a good description of the show. I’m not sure if you saw part 1 (part 2 was shown in the clip), but she was always crazy. The show started with 5 minutes of her praying about everything, from making the bed to cooking dinner. It’s hard to describe how it was offensive, but it was along the lines of an athlete saying that God caused their team to win a particular game. Then she dropped a glass of lemonade on the front porch, walked all the way inside, and asked her husband to clean it up, which he did. It was a fascinating show to watch.

apologies if posted but

mrs crabtree (pictured onpage 1) n was the bus driver.

mrs chokesondick some ugly woman wit boobs sagging down to her knees…

[quote]chinadoll wrote:
Bizarre. But you gotta give her credit for speaking out for something she belives in so passionately.[/quote]

Umm, no you don’t. Suicide bombers are speaking out for something they believe in passionately, but that doesn’t make it ok. There are much more civilised ways of making a point if you believe in something, which involve less screaming, paranoia and child abuse.

Don’t make excuses for her, just admit that you think she’s a nutcase and her children would be better off without her, not to mention society in general.

[quote]dmaclean wrote:
After watching that, I’m convinced she does the voice of the bus driver on South Park.[/quote]

ahahaha

That woman is a damn nut job. The “dark side”? Luuukkkke…come to the dark side…

Nice teeth.

That actually made me sick to my stomach and brought tears to my eyes. Those poor children, that father needs to look at his responisibility to those kids and remove them from the situation. His wife needs help, psychiatric help. My heart breaks for the children…made me want to go and hug my boy.

I remember seeing that and thought it was very tacky to show a woman having a serious psychotic episode on TV for entertainment. She has mental problems and the producers took advantage of that. Anyway, that was not an example of Christianity. That was just crazy hatred. I have never seen anyone flip out like that in the name of God.

And for the dufus who thinks the bible belt is screwed up, what gives you that idea? One crazy woman on TV? There are people like that everywhere, not just the south. I’ve lived in every part of this nation and spend 3 years in Europe…there are religious crazies and rednecks everywhere (even in Europe). It’s not just a southern thing.

Back to the woman, she needs help. I’m born again Christian and go to a Southern Baptist church in Georgia. I have NEVER seen hatred like she displayed. She HATED those “naturalists” or whatever they were. She could have simply prayed for their redemption and been done with it. Her kind of religious tirades give the rest of us a bad name (hence the “bible belt” comment previously).

Believe what you want. God gave us that freedom. She was simply violently intolerant.

[quote]HoratioSandoval wrote:
Your first post was a good description of the show. I’m not sure if you saw part 1 (part 2 was shown in the clip), but she was always crazy. The show started with 5 minutes of her praying about everything, from making the bed to cooking dinner. It’s hard to describe how it was offensive, but it was along the lines of an athlete saying that God caused their team to win a particular game. Then she dropped a glass of lemonade on the front porch, walked all the way inside, and asked her husband to clean it up, which he did. It was a fascinating show to watch.[/quote]

Hmm, no I didn’t see that part… which is odd, since I remember seeing her meet her new family, etc. Was there a show that each mother with her own family only?

I am dark sided.

http://www.margueriteperrin.com/

Got her own website with a theme song and everything. Takes a few seconds for the song to load…

wow…thats out there
kinda speachless now

From her website:

I left Boston early in the morning to head home. I was told I would not be meeting the other mom and then we pulled up to a mansion where the other mom and I actually did meet. Once I finally got home, after all the delays, it was midnight and I was exhausted. The moment I pulled into the driveway, I was so thankful that I was home that I cried. When I walked in the door and hugged Ashley, it was then that I remembered, the cameras were still rolling and I tried to get around them and away from them so they wouldn’t see anymore of my tears but then realized that wasn’t going to happen. (You do tend to forget about those cameras after 8 days)

I said everything you saw me say, not necessarily in that order, but still it was said. After coming home, I knew I needed to talk to my family. I asked politely three different times for all the camera crew to leave so I could have a simple family discussion with my husband and kids, but they refused to leave and so for the most part, I was so tired of camera crews and just everything in general, I simply lost my cool. I reached my breaking point.

Much of what you saw was part of an hour long conversation and argument that Barry and Ashley were trying to convince me that the other mom was a Christian and that she believed in God and I knew better…because she never told them. She let them believe that she was a Christian and that she believed in God the entire week.

I was upset because they know how these shows work and there was a reason I was there and she was here…there was an opposite and they never figured it out because they never asked questions…they just had a great week with their new mom and never realized there was something that could have possibly be going on at the other end and that’s what I meant by saying I always ask the questions.

I was upset because I feared that because of me being selfish and wanting the gastric bypass surgery which is why I had my family do the show in the first place, I forced my family to open up doors that I didn’t want opened and I realized that they were so in the clouds about the entire religious issue that they probably didn’t realize those doors were even opened. We are a Christian family.

I love that my family members are Christian and that they believe the same that I do. God has brought much love into my life. I was scared that things had been said during the week that could have possibly weakened their beliefs and it was my fault for allowing the trade for my own desire to be thin. At this point, it wasn’t worth it to me. I’d rather be unhealthy and overweight and have my wonderful Christian family than to be thin without Christianity in our lives.

I had no clue what had happened on this end over the course of the week but what I did know is that they were convinced that the other mom was not Dark Sided and to me, the life she lives is very Dark. (Again, my beliefs). Understand, I realize it is also her choice to believe the things she believes, but to me I consider those things Dark. I’ve heard her say she is not Dark Sided but that just depends on what one believes is the definition of being Dark.

I will say this. I am Italian and loud on a general basis and without microphones. My family has heard me yell and believe me they yell back, maybe not as loud as me…but that’s just me. I certainly and too big to have a dainty little voice so I guess it’s all correctly proportioned. I’m not saying that the show aired a different side of me than was actually me, because that was certainly me!!!

People react differently to different situations in their lives, I tend to talk loudly and over people on a normal day so I’ve been told…lol, but that is just me. Showing it on national television, with microphones…well…you saw the show or you wouldn’t be here.

[quote]Bittabit wrote:
That actually made me sick to my stomach and brought tears to my eyes.
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well don’t move to the US then, nut-cases like that are a dime a dozen here…

that’s not how it works in the States…the women keeps the kids with damn few exceptions (she’d have to show up to court naked with a needle stuck in her arm and puke on the judge before the father would be given custody)…

that women needs to get kicked in the head a few times by a strong donkey…

While I don?t like the way that she handled it, I was glad to see someone stand up for their personal beliefs. Let?s see how some of you Non-Christians would act if you were picked to live with someone that is polar opposite from you on things that you hold with reverence. She was picked for this show for that purpose. They wanted her to flip out. It makes for ?good? TV. I don?t care for her screaming at her family, scaring her kids and taking the money.

I also take issue with ?In the name of God , get the hell out of my house!?. I would hope that after settling down, she realizes that she should have done things differently. We didn?t see that part. Must not make for ?good? TV.

Me Solomon Grundy

From her website:

By ignoring all rules of caution and conformity, Marguerite has been able to find a place in the hearts of her viewers through her fabulously unique personality, unyielding faith and astonishing pride.

Only in America can a crazy person have a psychotic blow-out on TV and spin it to become a celebrity. As a Christian, I was embarrased by her outbursts and physically cringed every time she mentioned…er, SCREAMED, “GOD WARRIOR!!!” I believe she’ll do just about anything to make a buck.

[quote]aussie_jono wrote:
chinadoll wrote:
Bizarre. But you gotta give her credit for speaking out for something she belives in so passionately.

Umm, no you don’t. Suicide bombers are speaking out for something they believe in passionately, but that doesn’t make it ok. There are much more civilised ways of making a point if you believe in something, which involve less screaming, paranoia and child abuse.

Don’t make excuses for her, just admit that you think she’s a nutcase and her children would be better off without her, not to mention society in general.

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There’s a huge difference between her verbally venting (although yes it seems there’s very likely mental health issues, religiousity and delusional thinking involved) and her suicide bombing. I would not place her in the same category as a suicide bomber.

She does seem a nutcase. Watching the clip, made me think of decompensated mania or other psychiatric disorder. Bizarre.

[quote]DPH wrote:
well don’t move to the US then, nut-cases like that are a dime a dozen here…
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That couldn’t be more true.

What a nut job

Forget about it, this woman is defenetly photoshoped!