I am a different poster but you are delusional. It isn’t a different opinion when it is completely detached from the evidence and facts of the case. You are living in an altered reality where Scott is the bad guy and you keep making up imaginary allegations and intentions and actions. Being in an imaginary world in your head, with. I connection to reality and the facts and evidence makes you delusional. A delusion is a false fixed belief and you keep repeating your false fixed beliefs over and over. |
The courts have now put protections in place for Scott and the kids. Good.
https://people.com/kelley-wolf-not-allowed-contact-kids-scott-wolf-stay-300-feet-away-exclusive-11762888 |
She's agreed to treatment, thankfully. Hope it sticks, but not very optimistic.
https://people.com/kelley-wolf-entering-treatment-faces-3-charges-scott-wolf-divorce-exclusive-11763815 |
Seems that the arrest has finally quieted her and made her realize she needs to shape up. |
It was court ordered as part of her release conditions. If she doesn't go, she is back in jail. |
Good. She has caused irreparable harm to her children. |
That video she posted of Scott bringing the kids to visit her is beyond anything I’ve ever seen. They are literally caught in the middle of their dad and this raving woman. Not only did they have to live that but now it’s online. |
The youngest two will definitely forgive her. The oldest? Time will tell. |
Really appreciated how in the video, Scott was saying "remember, that's not her" to help the kids understand she wasn't in her right mind. |
I didn’t hear that. |
Forgiveness isn’t the issue. That doesn’t repair the trauma she has caused her kids. |
I did. It's hard to hear bc Kelley had her phone propped up near her on the steps and Scott was banished to the sidewalk/gutter down the steps and walkway. |
Scott seems like a good dad - he'll get them therapy. Kids have gone through much worse and come out fine. |
Your dismissiveness is really gross. Surviving doesn’t mean you came out fine. |
I'm not being dismissive - I'm hoping these kids have resilience. You can come out of watching your mother go through mental illness and get medicated to get her stable and have talks with her where you say how you felt when she was at her worst and she can apologize and on and on and therapy for all and the kids can come out fine. I've seen it happen. Parents can do/say horrible things in the heat of a moment (and that moment can last a lot longer than seconds) and the kids grow up, talk it out and forgive and come out okay. |