
Agree but it’s pretty obvious the people who work with them in HW prefer Pitt over Jolie. |
None of them want Pitt. Some of them have dropped his last name. She stopped working to raise them and appears to have done a wonderful job. Does she have help? Sure. So do I, and I am far from rich and famous. That doesn’t mean she is not involved in their upbringing. I find it sad how critical women are of other women, esp. when the other woman happens to be gorgeous. |
Perhaps it has something to do with her having affairs and marriages with men who are spoken for. No woman likes a woman like that. |
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/27176000/shiloh-jolie-pitt-moving-in-brad-angelina/ The other two will follow. |
No it's not. She has primary custody and he has visitation, only for the younger kids. He lost 50/50 when the judge was found to be corrupt and kicked off the case. |
She has an army of help. She's not raising those kids. And, many of us raise our kids without help. Being involved and raising kids are two different things. She doesn't provide the daily care. Be real. She oversees the help that raises the kids. |
You see, I have a problem with a man like that, sure. But Angelina was single and I don’t hold her accountable to the cheating HE did. Pitt probably told her his marriage was over, and it likely was. |
This is from star magazine 💀 |
What kind of creative writing lol. It's coming up because it came up while they were doing their winery negotiations. There's no way around it. |
There were no negotiations. She sold her share to someone else without consulting him despite their agreement. So, to get the attention away from that, she's bring up the abuse which was unfounded. |
They BOTH cheated. Neither is better than the other. She may have been single but she was dating a married man. She cheated as did he. Sonnet a shocker he cheated again, if he did. |
Thank you for the compliment poster. It is easy for me to write about these things and doesn’t take much time because this stuff is written in my DNA. My experiences as a child (my ACEs score is 8/10) abused in the family of origin in all the ways a child can be abused drove me to both experience all the negative manifestations of early childhood abuse (low self esteem and lack of confidence, promiscuity, stunted educational achievement - HS drop out - early out of wedlock pregnancy, substance use disorder, mental health issues, chronic physical illness, difficulty in intimate relationships) and also drove me to very high achievement academically and professionally in my adult life. It also drove me to dedicate my entire adult life to working in advocacy on behalf of victims of abuse and I have decades of experience and training on dynamics of child abuse and domestic violence - beginning with the first research paper I ever wrote in HS on child abuse and culminating in years as a prosecutor putting domestic abusers in prison as often as I could. I’m driven. Many children who were abused are very driven people as adults. In recent years I have begun to openly express my childhood experiences with some close friends and in some professional settings, but for decades of my life I would never speak of it, could not even speak of it in therapy which kept me stunted for years. But that is not unusual because abused children are often beaten into the brainwashing of NEVER speaking of the abuse outside the confines of the abusive family - and not to speak of it there, either! I’ve suffered crippling anxiety and self esteem issues my whole life but on the few occasions I mentioned my insecurity to mentors or peers I was met with incredulity- abused children also become incredibly adept at masking as a means of survival. The poster who thinks that the Jolie-Pitt kids are all okay because at still tender ages they haven’t yet shown public signs of breakdown is just a damned fool. This world is full of very broken people who look entirely intact on the outside - the majority of intelligent mature people know this to be true. Some of you are only just beginning to realize in midlife that you are married to such a person, a broken survivor. Quite obviously Jolie herself is one such broken person who exhibited her brokenness more openly - while also being simultaneously high achieving. I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that Pitt was also a formerly abused child, because the vast majority of people with the kind of issues he’s openly exhibited and acknowledged have some kind of trauma in their background. Chronic drug and alcohol addiction is a sure sign of self medicating mental illness. Engaging in coercive control and violence in familial relationships is often - though not always - re-enacting the model of relationships you witnessed in your own family of origin. And no, the fact that Aniston didn’t experience that side of Pitt doesn’t mean he’s innocent. Many domestic abusers don’t manifest abuse of that nature until the pressures of marriage with parenting trigger them- how many times have we seen that described in threads on this forum? |
Thats wrong. He says there were negotiations between the two as well. |
Oh I am sorry to hear you have your own experience with abuse. I appreciate you taking the time to not only be open about it, but give us a different perceptive. It's been extremely informational. Childhood trauma is still unfortunately a taboo topic but as you said earlier, we see the long lasting impacts people have just by their posts on here. It's not something you get over. You adapt. It was said the their children had and are still receiving therapy. I am sure that's one of the reason why they seem more grounded then other Hollywood nepobabies. They have good support system and that should be a positive point. They should be proud of how far they have came and their achievements even if they're minor compared to others. I don't have to like Angelina or Brad to acknowledge and defend that. Heck, Brooklyn Beckham is just drifting around but I still root for him too and hes one of the wannabe influencer nepobabies lol! While i was looking up the kids, i did find an interview of Brad talking about his father and growing up in a toxic masculinity environment. Again, I don't know anything about their backgrounds like other then the basics but that definitely peaked my interest. I know a lot of people my age brush it off as a myth but it has harmful consequences and i am willing to bet that internal war plagued Brad throughout his life. It's sad. They are two very very broken people. |
Did he graduate from the South Korea university or he dropped out? |