John Mulaney's ex-wife

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Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed her essay and it reminded me quite a bit of my relationship with my difficult but devoted cat, who is fairly terrible but has also seen me through difficult times and has the ability to understand when I need his kindness and comfort and stop being so difficult to give it to me.

I also think it's too bad this thread is called what it is when it could just be called Anna Marie Tendler. I know she's not as famous as he is, but she is fairly successful in her genre of art.

Scorned woman isn't an art genre

She's a photographer and multimedia artist. Just because you only know her name from your reading of celebrity gossip doesn't mean that it's her job, weirdo. She makes a living off of her art, must like Mulaney does. It's just her art is less commercial, that's it.

You're so naive. AM Tendler is tabliod fodder because she seeks it out. Maybe it helps sell her art or feeds her narcissistic soul or both

Yup. She pretends to be above it all while leaking like a sieve.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Such nasty people in this thread. She wrote a lovely tribute to her dog, who just passed, and all you can talk about is her ex-husband?

You mean that's all SHE can talk about. The tribute to her dog is just another way to use her ex to get press.

It rang true to me -- she obviously loved her dog, and I believe what she wrote.

She I'm sure used the connection to Mulvaney to sell the essay to Elle. What is wrong with that? Is there a rule that if you are married to a celebrity who talks about you in his stand up act for years, and then you get divorced, you are not allowed to mention him or use your connection to him in any way for professional advancement? Does that make sense to you?

She doesn't even mention Mulaney in the essay, only talks about what a hard time she had during the divorce.

[Anonymous]

I know a lot of people like this in my life. Yes, she went through some hard times. But she comes across as insufferable and playing a victim.

I believe she was codependent with John and he knew she wasn't going to be a good fit with him long term.

Not a huge fan of Olivia Munn but she does have a very successful career and goes for what she wants and seems more of a go getter.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Don't most people cheat at some point or other?

Not in my family on my mother's side or father's side, not any of their friends. One of their very close work friends cheated on his wife and they divorced. Not any of my or my husband's married friends. Not anyone in DH's family (I just asked him). So, no?

This is so dumb it hurts.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Don't most people cheat at some point or other?

Not in my family on my mother's side or father's side, not any of their friends. One of their very close work friends cheated on his wife and they divorced. Not any of my or my husband's married friends. Not anyone in DH's family (I just asked him). So, no?

It's quite comical that you believe this to be true.

It's sad to me that you seem so sure most men cheat. I'm sorry you dont know a better class of men.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Don't most people cheat at some point or other?

Not in my family on my mother's side or father's side, not any of their friends. One of their very close work friends cheated on his wife and they divorced. Not any of my or my husband's married friends. Not anyone in DH's family (I just asked him). So, no?

You don’t actually think you really know these things?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed her essay and it reminded me quite a bit of my relationship with my difficult but devoted cat, who is fairly terrible but has also seen me through difficult times and has the ability to understand when I need his kindness and comfort and stop being so difficult to give it to me.

I also think it's too bad this thread is called what it is when it could just be called Anna Marie Tendler. I know she's not as famous as he is, but she is fairly successful in her genre of art.

Scorned woman isn't an art genre

She's a photographer and multimedia artist. Just because you only know her name from your reading of celebrity gossip doesn't mean that it's her job, weirdo. She makes a living off of her art, must like Mulaney does. It's just her art is less commercial, that's it.

You're so naive. AM Tendler is tabliod fodder because she seeks it out. Maybe it helps sell her art or feeds her narcissistic soul or both

olivia mun has entered the chat

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know a lot of people like this in my life. Yes, she went through some hard times. But she comes across as insufferable and playing a victim.

I believe she was codependent with John and he knew she wasn't going to be a good fit with him long term.

Not a huge fan of Olivia Munn but she does have a very successful career and goes for what she wants and seems more of a go getter.

Go get that married man who has a drug problem!

Probably more like realizing that your fertility is about to take a nose dive, then sending feelers out throughout your network to see if there is any super duper low hanging fruit of a man who will knock you up, then getting a ripe tip about a cheater drug addict who dgaf. Cheaper than sperm bank or adopting a third worlder because you can get child support for 18 years.

[Anonymous]

I don’t get the anger over this break up. It’s not like he abandoned his kids and pulled some dirty tricks in the divorce.

They were two people who weren’t happy together. If you don’t have kids and the marriage isn’t working, why stay?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t get the anger over this break up. It’s not like he abandoned his kids and pulled some dirty tricks in the divorce.

They were two people who weren’t happy together. If you don’t have kids and the marriage isn’t working, why stay?

He cheated and already got another woman pregnant before they divorced.

[Anonymous]

This seemed like a toxic relationship. I think they will both be healthier apart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t get the anger over this break up. It’s not like he abandoned his kids and pulled some dirty tricks in the divorce.

They were two people who weren’t happy together. If you don’t have kids and the marriage isn’t working, why stay?

Agree. People do not know what goes on in a marriage. There are three sides to every marriage, her side, his side, and the truth.

As someone who had an affair and divorced (no kids), people have no clue and honestly it’s none of their business. My affair was the best thing that ever happened to me! We have been married for 25 years. I have been so much happier, my career took off, and we have two wonderful kids. I would have never had any of this with my XH.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Article about her article: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/anna-marie-tendler-john-mulaney-divorce_n_64833dffe4b04ee51a944acd

Actual article: https://www.elle.com/life-love/opinions-features/a44007231/anna-marie-tendler-petunia-essay/
Has anyone else been feeling badly for her? It seems like John Mulaney cheated on her. Such a bummer because I really like his standup, but I hate cheating even more.

I don’t feel sorry for her. She married a drug addict. What did she expect?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t get the anger over this break up. It’s not like he abandoned his kids and pulled some dirty tricks in the divorce.

They were two people who weren’t happy together. If you don’t have kids and the marriage isn’t working, why stay?

Agree. Also, fans who take this personally are also weird. It’s not your life?? Quit projecting your feelings on people you don’t know.

[Anonymous]

I do not know her, or him but the article about her dog made me cry.