Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good God.
Just reading the comments here makes me nauseous.
The reality is that Erika Kirk would give you idiots more grace than you even consider giving to her.
She did not ask for this role. She did not wish her husband would be murdered in front of millions so she could assume the role he once held.
How bold of you to know exactly how a widow with two young children should grieve.
I think the majority of you are just plain jealous women who have never known true love.
Although she did not ask for this role, she's not exactly running away from it either.
She stepped into the role because this is what Charlie would have wanted. She has made that very clear.
And, her appearances are to promote the book that Charlie finished just before he was murdered.
It amazes me that the people here, who have likely never suffered a loss so significant as Erika has suffered, seem to know what she should say, how she should act, and how she should grieve. You people just have no idea.
Not true. CK believed women should not work and stay in the background. I doubt his succession plan included a woman.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To me, Erika Kirk comes off as a woman whose husband was a real a.s.shole. She's struggling in the role of grieving widow because she doesn't miss him. I know that if my husband ever dies, I'll be in for the struggle of my life to pretend I care. It's pretty stupid how spouses, especially women, are expected to be almost suicidal with grief and no one asks what the marriage was like.
Why do you stay married?
My husband is a violent nutjob who hurts the kids and I, and has promised in all seriousness to exploit the shared custody that is now the default nationwide to punish the kids if I leave.
Hey, you asked.
I asked, and I am sorry for both you and your children. I understand and thank you for your response. I reread my initial response and I realize it came across as snarky, not my intent, but I was honestly curious. Peace and I hope you find a way out safely.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good God.
Just reading the comments here makes me nauseous.
The reality is that Erika Kirk would give you idiots more grace than you even consider giving to her.
She did not ask for this role. She did not wish her husband would be murdered in front of millions so she could assume the role he once held.
How bold of you to know exactly how a widow with two young children should grieve.
I think the majority of you are just plain jealous women who have never known true love.
Although she did not ask for this role, she's not exactly running away from it either.
She stepped into the role because this is what Charlie would have wanted. She has made that very clear.
And, her appearances are to promote the book that Charlie finished just before he was murdered.
It amazes me that the people here, who have likely never suffered a loss so significant as Erika has suffered, seem to know what she should say, how she should act, and how she should grieve. You people just have no idea.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To me, Erika Kirk comes off as a woman whose husband was a real a.s.shole. She's struggling in the role of grieving widow because she doesn't miss him. I know that if my husband ever dies, I'll be in for the struggle of my life to pretend I care. It's pretty stupid how spouses, especially women, are expected to be almost suicidal with grief and no one asks what the marriage was like.
Why do you stay married?
My husband is a violent nutjob who hurts the kids and I, and has promised in all seriousness to exploit the shared custody that is now the default nationwide to punish the kids if I leave.
Hey, you asked.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good God.
Just reading the comments here makes me nauseous.
The reality is that Erika Kirk would give you idiots more grace than you even consider giving to her.
She did not ask for this role. She did not wish her husband would be murdered in front of millions so she could assume the role he once held.
How bold of you to know exactly how a widow with two young children should grieve.
I think the majority of you are just plain jealous women who have never known true love.
You really think she’d give any of us grace?
I think you are a delusional fool who doesn’t realize they are getting played.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good God.
Just reading the comments here makes me nauseous.
The reality is that Erika Kirk would give you idiots more grace than you even consider giving to her.
She did not ask for this role. She did not wish her husband would be murdered in front of millions so she could assume the role he once held.
How bold of you to know exactly how a widow with two young children should grieve.
I think the majority of you are just plain jealous women who have never known true love.
Although she did not ask for this role, she's not exactly running away from it either.
Anonymous wrote:To me, Erika Kirk comes off as a woman whose husband was a real a.s.shole. She's struggling in the role of grieving widow because she doesn't miss him. I know that if my husband ever dies, I'll be in for the struggle of my life to pretend I care. It's pretty stupid how spouses, especially women, are expected to be almost suicidal with grief and no one asks what the marriage was like.
Anonymous wrote:Good God.
Just reading the comments here makes me nauseous.
The reality is that Erika Kirk would give you idiots more grace than you even consider giving to her.
She did not ask for this role. She did not wish her husband would be murdered in front of millions so she could assume the role he once held.
How bold of you to know exactly how a widow with two young children should grieve.
I think the majority of you are just plain jealous women who have never known true love.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good God.
Just reading the comments here makes me nauseous.
The reality is that Erika Kirk would give you idiots more grace than you even consider giving to her.
She did not ask for this role. She did not wish her husband would be murdered in front of millions so she could assume the role he once held.
How bold of you to know exactly how a widow with two young children should grieve.
I think the majority of you are just plain jealous women who have never known true love.
Lol. Are you kidding? She is living her best life right now. She never wanted to live a quiet life as a submissive wife. She’s a pageant queen, and pageant queens live for the spotlight.
She got into Scammy Faye mode before her husband’s blood even dried. She had taken over the entire operation and had multiple fundraisers sent before his body was in the ground. If you told me she arranged the whole thing, I’d believe it 100%.
Anonymous wrote:Good God.
Just reading the comments here makes me nauseous.
The reality is that Erika Kirk would give you idiots more grace than you even consider giving to her.
She did not ask for this role. She did not wish her husband would be murdered in front of millions so she could assume the role he once held.
How bold of you to know exactly how a widow with two young children should grieve.
I think the majority of you are just plain jealous women who have never known true love.
Anonymous wrote:Good God.
Just reading the comments here makes me nauseous.
The reality is that Erika Kirk would give you idiots more grace than you even consider giving to her.
She did not ask for this role. She did not wish her husband would be murdered in front of millions so she could assume the role he once held.
How bold of you to know exactly how a widow with two young children should grieve.
I think the majority of you are just plain jealous women who have never known true love.
Anonymous wrote:I think she finally gets to girl boss to the highest degree and she secretly loves it. She has the ear of the president and can leverage herself even higher than turning point. I don’t think she had him killed, that’s absurd, but she is having a hard time pretending she isn’t benefiting. I also think that marriage was arranged.