Kane from Kaneshow divorcing and crying on air right now

[Anonymous]

She sounds horrible!!! Drained his accounts and took his kids out of state so when he came home nobody was there. She took care of the bills and hasn't been paying bills for four months. Sick.

[Anonymous]

Seriously?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She sounds horrible!!! Drained his accounts and took his kids out of state so when he came home nobody was there. She took care of the bills and hasn't been paying bills for four months. Sick.

I'm guessing that his wife's version of the events is different.

[Anonymous]

Oh my gosh, I thought you were joking. I don't listen as much as I used to, so I just turned it on and haven't heard much. He's asking people to not talk about it on social media right now, so let's be nice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh my gosh, I thought you were joking. I don't listen as much as I used to, so I just turned it on and haven't heard much. He's asking people to not talk about it on social media right now, so let's be nice.

He's on the radio, on his radio show, talking about his divorce, and asking people not to talk about it on social media?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh my gosh, I thought you were joking. I don't listen as much as I used to, so I just turned it on and haven't heard much. He's asking people to not talk about it on social media right now, so let's be nice.

He's on the radio, on his radio show, talking about his divorce, and asking people not to talk about it on social media?

This.

Also, dcum is not social. It's anonymous.

[Anonymous]

Damn I was about to start a thread on this. Caught the lass minute and wondered what was going on.

[Anonymous]

There are two sides to every story and I would really love to hear his ex-wife's version of the events.

Having said that from his side of the story she sounds terrible. My parents are divorced but my mom certainly did not try to take us away from my father or take all of his money.

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know if the wife has spoken out about this at all?

[Anonymous]

doesn't she have a blog?

[Anonymous]

I'm guessing he's an addict or cheated. Why else do you leave like that?

Or she's just crazy.

I felt like he came from an upper class family and she came from trash...maybe she was just in it for the money?

Either way, you can't drain an account and take the kids. That will all be traced.

[Anonymous]

Never heard of these people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:doesn't she have a blog?

yup

just found this - http://www.littlepinkmonster.com/2015/02/26/unconditional-love/

Over the last 6 months I have reached a point where I thought about breaking those vows. I wanted to believe that no matter what he did or didn’t do, I would still be in it with him. No matter how hurt or resentful we could become I would stick through it. Turns out there is a place where I could go no more. A place where keeping those vows to him would mean choosing to allow a wrecking ball to continue to knock down what was left of me. It really becomes an issue of at what point do you choose yourself instead. Is there ever a point where you can plea ‘self defense’?

In the heat of an argument or even a long lasting ‘rough patch’ we’ve all said it, “That’s it! I can’t take anymore.” But deep inside we knew we could. We knew there was still room. It wasn’t really the breaking point. It certainly felt darn close, but it wasn’t the end…yet. If I picture my marriage as a road that I’m on this was the part where I suddenly stopped because taking one more step on that road would be falling into a ravine where I feared I couldn’t come back from.

I think it says it all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:doesn't she have a blog?

yup

just found this - http://www.littlepinkmonster.com/2015/02/26/unconditional-love/

Over the last 6 months I have reached a point where I thought about breaking those vows. I wanted to believe that no matter what he did or didn’t do, I would still be in it with him. No matter how hurt or resentful we could become I would stick through it. Turns out there is a place where I could go no more. A place where keeping those vows to him would mean choosing to allow a wrecking ball to continue to knock down what was left of me. It really becomes an issue of at what point do you choose yourself instead. Is there ever a point where you can plea ‘self defense’?

In the heat of an argument or even a long lasting ‘rough patch’ we’ve all said it, “That’s it! I can’t take anymore.” But deep inside we knew we could. We knew there was still room. It wasn’t really the breaking point. It certainly felt darn close, but it wasn’t the end…yet. If I picture my marriage as a road that I’m on this was the part where I suddenly stopped because taking one more step on that road would be falling into a ravine where I feared I couldn’t come back from.

I think it says it all.

forgot this part:

I don’t think I need to share all of the specifics of what we’ve been through the last few months for this to be a post of not just honesty but hopefully inspiration or comfort as well. However, if you listen to my husband’s show then you might know that P has bravely decided to share about his recent diagnosis of severe OCD & ADHD on the air in the last few weeks. Until he found a doctor however that could shine a light on why he felt the way he did, & more importantly how he could help my husband, those anxiety causing disorders controlled much of our lives. (people often use the term “OCD” to loosely describe how they are a bit of a perfectionist or a type A personality. True Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is so much more & now that I understand a little more about how P’s brain works it really isn’t being a ‘germaphobe’ or perhaps a bit more ‘tightly wound’ than others, it’s an anxiety provoking disorder that you can’t control.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:doesn't she have a blog?

yup

just found this - http://www.littlepinkmonster.com/2015/02/26/unconditional-love/

Over the last 6 months I have reached a point where I thought about breaking those vows. I wanted to believe that no matter what he did or didn’t do, I would still be in it with him. No matter how hurt or resentful we could become I would stick through it. Turns out there is a place where I could go no more. A place where keeping those vows to him would mean choosing to allow a wrecking ball to continue to knock down what was left of me. It really becomes an issue of at what point do you choose yourself instead. Is there ever a point where you can plea ‘self defense’?

In the heat of an argument or even a long lasting ‘rough patch’ we’ve all said it, “That’s it! I can’t take anymore.” But deep inside we knew we could. We knew there was still room. It wasn’t really the breaking point. It certainly felt darn close, but it wasn’t the end…yet. If I picture my marriage as a road that I’m on this was the part where I suddenly stopped because taking one more step on that road would be falling into a ravine where I feared I couldn’t come back from.

Um, "in sickness and in health"?



I think it says it all.

forgot this part:

I don’t think I need to share all of the specifics of what we’ve been through the last few months for this to be a post of not just honesty but hopefully inspiration or comfort as well. However, if you listen to my husband’s show then you might know that P has bravely decided to share about his recent diagnosis of severe OCD & ADHD on the air in the last few weeks. Until he found a doctor however that could shine a light on why he felt the way he did, & more importantly how he could help my husband, those anxiety causing disorders controlled much of our lives. (people often use the term “OCD” to loosely describe how they are a bit of a perfectionist or a type A personality. True Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is so much more & now that I understand a little more about how P’s brain works it really isn’t being a ‘germaphobe’ or perhaps a bit more ‘tightly wound’ than others, it’s an anxiety provoking disorder that you can’t control.