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My Family Won’t Accept Me and My Husband (What Can I Do?) 

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My Family Won’t Accept Me and My Husband (What Can I Do?)
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@goodgirlvicki
@goodgirlvicki Год назад
I want to hear the dad's side of the story. If someone puts you in the hospital, that's a game over for me
@johniii8147
@johniii8147 Год назад
It is for most of us. Oh hell no.
@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes
@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes Год назад
He handled this call like she were his daughter, his words exposed that at the start.
@dhritikapoor2897
@dhritikapoor2897 Год назад
Her husband was so violent that he broke her arm and she was hospitalised and now he is all wonderful and sweet? A little hard to believe .
@krystelhardesty9960
@krystelhardesty9960 Год назад
She said he is now clean so maybe he is better I don't know. I have a brother in law that had a drug problem for years and now that he is clean and has been for about 5 years he is a much better person. Of course he never beat his girl friend or broke her arm he never was a violent person he just stole stuff.
@calebburghardt3391
@calebburghardt3391 Год назад
Seriously
@lot2196
@lot2196 Год назад
Some just love those bad boys apparently .
@cg741graf5
@cg741graf5 Год назад
And someone like that doesn’t start with breaking an arm: that was just the one that sent her to the hospital and the line in the sand with dad
@KC-kg3ld
@KC-kg3ld Год назад
He could be. You all like to judge ppl based on 1 incident. He could be a different person now. You’re Nt 1 mistake. Ppl should be allowed to change and move on
@kimberlysmith7625
@kimberlysmith7625 Год назад
Caller...you made a choice to marry an abuser. Your parents, your aunt and your extended family are not required to accept your choices. They are not required to extinguish their boundaries to appease you. If they didn't care about you, they wouldn't care that he put you in the hospital. He needs to prove himself and that will take time...a good long time.
@ga6589
@ga6589 Год назад
Abuse is a deal-breaker, IMO, whether the partner was on drugs, or clean and sober. I'm afraid this young woman's husband is at risk of lapsing back into his addiction and violence. Marrying him was a huge blunder. I hope her father keeps the lines of communication open with her and she with him, as she may need help sooner, rather than later.
@2daFull
@2daFull Год назад
Am I the only one that feels weird about him blaming the dad for her drug use? Sometimes you can be a great parent but your kid is just gonna do what they want to.
@Alvin-xs7db
@Alvin-xs7db Год назад
Yes you're right that some kids turn out that way anyway but it gets magnified when a kid knows you are the type to completely shut down, overreact and start treating them like crap instead of really being there, listening and showing support. Which is not to be confused with agreeing with their decisions but dont make a turd out of yourself to put it simply, if that makes sense.
@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes
@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes Год назад
No you are not! By John's own words he put himself in the roll of father and violated his position as a therapist. Kay never alluded to her childhood. She hesitated to answer John's question, likely deciding the advantage to agreeing with him. Without knowing her family members John crucified them all and told Kay what a wonderful person she and her violent husband are.
@sommermcdaniel9723
@sommermcdaniel9723 Месяц назад
He blamed the situation and the lack of emotional availability for her NEED to to find something to cope with it all with. He didn't literally blame him for her choice to use drugs as that coping mechanism. Her dad was depressed and distant from her according to her. There was a cause and an effect. He obviously did not and could not have control over what the effect was.
@MuzzyBarker
@MuzzyBarker 6 дней назад
@@sommermcdaniel9723 He also claimed that the caller had been made to feel responsible for keeping her family together when there was no indication of that.
@michellelee487
@michellelee487 Год назад
Her husband must be glad this is happening. Now he can do what he wants and not have to deal with her family. He won. That’s what abusers do. Isolation.
@calebburghardt3391
@calebburghardt3391 Год назад
I’m so confused. OF COURSE the aunt is not gonna let the violent man around her CHILDREN, or the idiot who decided to get back with him. What is the disconnect in her brain? I’m really surprised at John’s answer based on how often he goes off about safety. Someone physically hurts my child once, and they will never be welcome around my family again, and if my kid chooses to side with them, that’s sad but I’m not gonna participate!
@mittu1814
@mittu1814 Год назад
stockholm syndrome, the predator knows what he is doing. i’ve had the exp for 8 yrs, gave me no peace and no time to breath. a constant vicious cycle
@terriesmith2616
@terriesmith2616 Год назад
Exactly. 💯💯💯 John went way too soft on her. She's the idiot who went back to her abusive bf. Her and the boyfriend have only been drug free for one year, there's a big chance for a relapse. She'll find that out later as time goes on.
@calebburghardt3391
@calebburghardt3391 Год назад
I hope the husband is sober for good, but there are no second chances with abuse imo, especially when it comes to the safety of the rest of my family. Her dad may not be the greatest dad, I understand, but it’s baffling that she thinks everyone is acting out of line except her.
@mittu1814
@mittu1814 Год назад
Imma have to say that I was in my earliest 20’s my ex husband for 8 yrs was physically and emotionally abusive. let me say that my family what they had to do is stay away from my relationship because it was the only thing they could do. Cuz they couldn’t do anything, and I had two kids with him. The home he created was dark and unsafe place. Finally left, litterally across the country. my family said thank god you left, & we’re sorry we couldn’t do anything. I said, i know y’all did the best. Sweet girl hope you’re doing okay!
@ashvaz7060
@ashvaz7060 Год назад
Once your daughter comes home with a broken arm basically violently attacked by her Boyfriend I really hope YOU as a mother dont convinced her to stay with her boyfriend because “ people change”. I don’t blame parents . Good for them! I’m a firm believer once a cheater always a cheater / once a beater always a beater !
@calebburghardt3391
@calebburghardt3391 Год назад
They are married now and Ramsey Solutions is Christian so they can’t tell them to get a divorce!
@charlottemuracka4302
@charlottemuracka4302 Год назад
If one of my daughters did what she has done, I don't know how I could cope as a parent. I don't know what mistakes they made when she was little, but she's an adult now and is making all the wrong calls.
@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes
@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes Год назад
She never alluded to her childhood, John handed her that with his question! It's like watching therapists in the 1980 pedophile witch hunts convince children bad things were done when nothing ever did. Those people destroyed countless innocent people and John's at risk of hurting Kay's family by reacting like she is his daughter; he crucified her family members in a breech of ethics.
@royce3582
@royce3582 Год назад
If I were a father, I’d be the same way with my daughter. The drugs, alcohol, boyfriend’s physical abuse, etc. I wouldn’t approve either. And maybe better communication early on could’ve made things better
@Ryan-wx1bi
@Ryan-wx1bi Год назад
Thing is, most of the time children don't turn to those things without a terrible parent.
@chanj2109
@chanj2109 Год назад
@ruesy6808 yes! I agree! Women naturally follow the man they are with. If he's not a good leader, the woman will follow the wrong path. My mom saw this with an ex and spoke on my behalf. I didn't like it at first, but i appreciate it now. So thankful for the husband I have now!
@kcourtney6826
@kcourtney6826 Год назад
This makes me think about parents whose children have been killed by their partner or spouse who may have seemed like a “good guy or girl” at first only to see the signs way too late. The fact that this guy already showed that he is capable of hurting her, even if he hasn’t done it since she has to understand there is going to be apprehension from her family she can’t make them like him.
@d.c.d.8985
@d.c.d.8985 Год назад
Even if Kay is sober currently, she’s not in recovery. It’s clear from her language she’s not working the steps. She’s taking zero accountability and it’s clear she’s telling half the story so that she sounds like a victim. She has brought sheer chaos into her family with her drug use and refusing to disengage from this abusive relationship.
@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes
@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes Год назад
John handed her the chance to be a victim with his question about childhood. He quit being professional at the start and took this call as Daddy to his daughter. I am shocked at his improper behavior.
@Mrs.TJTaylor
@Mrs.TJTaylor Год назад
I disagree. I heard her say they tried to make amends. That’s recovery.
@d.c.d.8985
@d.c.d.8985 Год назад
@@Mrs.TJTaylor No, that’s recovery “speak.” She claims she’s in recovery and has probably done a couple of meetings so she knows the lingo. However, her lack of accountability and feeling entitled to forgiveness shows she is not actually working the steps.
@shadeekamendez1743
@shadeekamendez1743 Год назад
It may be seriously painful for them to watch their loved one choose to be with someone that hurt her that severely. So they choose behaviour that pushes the loved one away. They probably realise the stress of living with Kay and her husband's relationship for the rest ..of... life. ..Being close to them and being on edge every time the hear Kay adn huzzy arguing. .....etc. This situation is seriously unfortunate. ....And hopefully the entire family heals. ..That pops and everyone comes to JESUS and prays and go to good counselling.
@chunxiaqiudong
@chunxiaqiudong Год назад
Kay, I think he's too high of a risk for your family, from your family's perspective. Hope time will heal things ❤️
@jill9606
@jill9606 Год назад
This may be an unpopular opinion, but it’s absolutely your aunt’s prerogative not to want a relationship with you again. I’d be grateful my dad even wanted to rebuild a relationship with me.
@daniellehowell4339
@daniellehowell4339 Год назад
I agree. Especially if she has young kids. I would not want a man who put his girlfriend in the hospital around them
@isay207
@isay207 Год назад
I hope she doesn't bring a child into the world where the father brokr her arm that would be extremely irresponsible
@BIGEAGLEDUDE
@BIGEAGLEDUDE Год назад
Honestly I think the moment they have a kid every part of their past they're not going to tell that kid because they do not want that kid hating them for basically not wanting anything to do with him
@terriesmith2616
@terriesmith2616 Год назад
Prediction: She'll have kids with him and he'll beat her and the kids. Her kids will suffer and turned out messed up just like her bc of her poor life choices.
@aprilfox9205
@aprilfox9205 Год назад
We went through this with my sister and she called my mom in the middle of the night for help. My mom, my ex husband and I went to help. Why we didn't call the police idk. This was like 27 years ago. He ended up throwing my mom to the ground by her hair and when I stepped in because no one touches my mom it didn't end well. Charges on me and my mom for attempted b&e and me for mdpp for throwing a hubcap through her window. Yeah, she told the cops she never called and it was a misunderstanding. Never again. She's on her 3rd failing marriage and I will let her die before ever helping her again.
@isay207
@isay207 Год назад
Exactly call the professionals
@terriesmith2616
@terriesmith2616 Год назад
Yup. Family or not, if they continue to make awful choices you gotta let 'em go. At some point in time, they gotta fix their own life. Letting go is painful but that's the only way to get peace.
@abbyxiong3931
@abbyxiong3931 Год назад
This caller seems to have had a traumatic childhood. Dr. John is doing what most therapists do and that is to First understand someone. And not be quick to judge. Second is to listen to them. In case no one else could tell the caller was crying over the phone. Also she called because she knows she needs help. Also you don't tell your daughter that you wish they failed and come back to you. That's not your kids job to make sure your adult Dad is always emotional stable. This is a great podcast. Keep helping people.
@sometimesising1016
@sometimesising1016 Год назад
You're the only one who commented who listened to the video and understood it.
@Hobblescotch
@Hobblescotch Год назад
@@sometimesising1016 came To say the same thing. I'm sure some of it is people getting triggered because they or someone they know have been in a situation that's adjacent to this. But not every situation is the same, and I think it's really unfair and unproductive to project that on to someone else. Everyone involved is a whole person, not one action, not just their screw ups, and not just the empathy you may feel towards any singular party.
@sometimesising1016
@sometimesising1016 Год назад
@@Hobblescotch Yeah, the show is good but most of the commenters lack comprehension skills. And they're also very misogynistic. It's too bad.
@calebburghardt3391
@calebburghardt3391 Год назад
The thing is he is usually so fast to cut people off and correct their thinking, but in this case where you think he’d be all over her because it concerns abuse, he just let her blame her family…
@sometimesising1016
@sometimesising1016 Год назад
@@calebburghardt3391 she didn't blame anyone. She was very balanced and fair, except where she was allowing herself to be verbally abused and disrespected by her aunt.
@titanmaine6291
@titanmaine6291 Год назад
She’s going to regret this decision.
@terriesmith2616
@terriesmith2616 Год назад
For reals. 💯💯 Hopefully she doesn't create a child with him. If she did, her child would suffer in that household.
@hansonallie
@hansonallie Год назад
I think so, too. But hey, I’d love to be wrong!
@kekejefferson9219
@kekejefferson9219 Год назад
The reality is that he will hit her again.
@BIGEAGLEDUDE
@BIGEAGLEDUDE Год назад
He may have gotten sober but that anger hasn't gone away. She wants to have the best of both worlds. She wants her family back in her life but she also wants the man that got sober with her the second time in her and the rest of the family aren't having it. She's going to have to be prepared for one or two options she's either going to have to leave the man that she's in a relationship within that she's married to who practically she used drugs with or she's going to have to realize that she has no family. Meaning her family will never have anything to do with her as long as she's with him and let's be honest he must have did some serious damage to her to where they don't want nothing to do with him because just the sight of him only makes it worse. And her going back to him means that she must have been okay with the abuse and if they had him and her around it would be almost an enabling the past relationship
@terriesmith2616
@terriesmith2616 Год назад
$10 dollars says he'll relapse and beat her again.
@COINsimp2024
@COINsimp2024 Год назад
She doesn't get it, she chose this. Parents do not have to deal with an abusive boyfriend/husband, period. Never would I ever bring thus dude with a violent past around my family.
@l-train7876
@l-train7876 Год назад
She married the guy that broke her arm🤦🏼‍♀️
@isay207
@isay207 Год назад
Why is she laughing???
@sadgirlband3048
@sadgirlband3048 Год назад
@@isay207 She doesn't seem very smart at all
@semosancus5506
@semosancus5506 Год назад
Did Dr. John blame the Dad for creating the childhood that led to drugs and eventual abuse?
@aprilfox9205
@aprilfox9205 Год назад
Yes he did
@cg741graf5
@cg741graf5 Год назад
Unbelievable that he did that. Wow did he blow this one.
@Alvin-xs7db
@Alvin-xs7db Год назад
She has daddy issues
@terriesmith2616
@terriesmith2616 Год назад
This caller is a grown adult but of course it's her dad's (a man's) fault.
@nly4607
@nly4607 Год назад
@@terriesmith2616 What do you expect when he got the job by marrying the company owner's daughter
@cheesygal
@cheesygal Год назад
So from the callers perspective, my parents died when I was 15 yo. Not a functional family. As John said, I worked too hard to maintain family with my three older siblings. Eventually I came to understand, culminating in my fifties, that while I loved them, it’s healthier for me to only be in relationship with people who value me and recognize my worth. It’s painful, and important. Unfortunately, it bled into my non-family relationships as well. At 61 yo, I am so much quicker to discontinue a relationship where I’m devalued or have certain unhealthy perimeters of interactions. I have so much peace now.
@whitneyw.7919
@whitneyw.7919 Год назад
It's not nice to be unopen to forgiveness and reconciliation. However, this girl must've been a complete thorn in her family's side.
@ganymedehedgehog371
@ganymedehedgehog371 5 месяцев назад
I can’t imagine being the dad that took her to safety and got her better just for her to go back to the guy who abused her. All the worry and empathy the family had was completely thrown away by her going back to him.
@thegiftofgabby5581
@thegiftofgabby5581 Год назад
She mad at the wrong people 😂
@ManuelLopez-ev7ud
@ManuelLopez-ev7ud Год назад
FACTS
@dahliacheung6020
@dahliacheung6020 2 месяца назад
She doesn't seem mad. She seems hurt and didn't know what to do,
@BIGEAGLEDUDE
@BIGEAGLEDUDE Год назад
The more I kept listening to this caller the more I kept realizing that she doesn't realize the severity of the situation at hand. Think about it her father and the rest of her family disowned her probably not just for the fact that she went back to the man that nearly beat her to death but the fact that she was a drug addict in the first place. Then to have the doctor basically say it's your dad's fault for moving on and getting remarried during your childhood and your dad's fault for driving you to the point of drugs and alcohol. What this did was basically say I have every right to be angry at my father for what I did to myself. This is a woman who I think is going to use this call now to either do one or two things either go to her family members and father side and tell them you're either going to let me be in your life and my husband as well or you will lose me altogether.or she's going to ignore what Doctor John said and she's going to want her father's love and attention so badly that one day she's going to come to her senses and divorce this man and the moment she divorces him as the moment her father will let her back into the family or at least let her in gently. This woman doesn't even realize that she is still in an abusive situation. He may have stopped being aggressive and potentially violent with her but he still has some signs of emotional and psychological anger because of his drug use. And let's be real here she went on ahead and married the dude a year after her dad kicked her out. What does that say about her. It says that she has no sense of being alone and dependent on herself to be capable of surviving in the world without anybody else. This is a woman who I think literally wants to have her cake and eat it too. She wants her father and her family back in her life without the judgment for both her and her husband but she also wants her husband. She's not going to get them both she's either going to lose one for the other or she's going to lose one now and then the other way the wrong because of the regret and guilt. And this point she really needs to have a serious conversation with her husband about the whole thing and tell her in order for me to have my family back I need you to apologize for everything that you have done to them that caused them to disown me and you need to apologize to me publicly. But I do believe this woman wants to have someone validate that she has every right to move on but her family has every right to not welcomed her back intothere lies and her husband into their lives because he's a reminder of the toxic past that nearly took her away from them forever
@justinewhite-hadley3138
@justinewhite-hadley3138 Год назад
If the now husband is still using I get it. If they are Both sober now....I get both sides. So sad.
@dahliacheung6020
@dahliacheung6020 2 месяца назад
They are both sober it seems and he hurt her while in drug induced psychosis. So I get both sides and it's extremely sad.
@Ruth-vy1qj
@Ruth-vy1qj Год назад
You can't make someone to have a relationship with you. Just spend time with people who want to. Don't waste ur time it plenty of people in the world.
@MartianAmbassador69
@MartianAmbassador69 Год назад
I don't blame the parents one bit. They saved her life and then like an ungrateful child she goes back to some guy that should be in jail.
@calebburghardt3391
@calebburghardt3391 Год назад
100%
@bubbajoe745
@bubbajoe745 Год назад
Agree
@Alvin-xs7db
@Alvin-xs7db Год назад
True but I do think the parent(s) have a part to play in her questionable decision making skills
@abbyxiong3931
@abbyxiong3931 Год назад
Quit making assumptions about a woman and her situation. She doesn't even have a relationship with her biological father. She has her husband. You blaming the woman, calling her ungrateful and a child is not helping.
@Mrs.LadeyBug
@Mrs.LadeyBug Год назад
Did you listen to the entire thing? I shared your opinion until I heard the whole story.
@tacthom
@tacthom Год назад
I wonder what happened to her to make her think that she deserved to be treated like that 🤔. She has some unexamined core beliefs that keep her running back to her abuser.
@BIGEAGLEDUDE
@BIGEAGLEDUDE Год назад
Honestly I think after her mother passed where her father and her just had their attentions and then her father remarried someone she got jealous she turned to drugs and alcohol then she meets her drug addict abused her boyfriend. Her dad gets her away from him and then she contacts him he finds out kicks her out disowns her the whole family does the same thing and then she ends up marrying this dude a year later and now she's 3 years sober. It sounds to me like she wants to have the best of both worlds but she needs to realize she's not going to have her family in her life if she still with him because he's a reminder of what nearly happened to her in the point when she never came back alive
@LioraLand1
@LioraLand1 Год назад
I can’t wait to hear his answer because he literally gave this advice the other day- to break off the relationship because of an abuser....
@calebburghardt3391
@calebburghardt3391 Год назад
Well they are married so he’s not allowed to tell them to break up, so this is a totally different situation with different rules apparently!
@mmm-cs7tb
@mmm-cs7tb Год назад
Drugs can really make people psychotic though, like crack. I believe if they are fully sober that can definitely be a tragic one time event and an anchor for him to be ashamed forever. Getting clean is the biggest factor I think.
@manoflegacy
@manoflegacy Год назад
John "Nebraska" one of the greatest and underated albums of all times!
@JakeStewart1343
@JakeStewart1343 Год назад
Some people never change! 🤷‍♂️ Hang in, their girl!👍
@LioraLand1
@LioraLand1 Год назад
John, we love you just the way you are!!!!!!
@lav7161
@lav7161 Год назад
You have to accept what consequences you've caused. If the family accepts you again, then great. If not, then so be it.
@AG-rc2np
@AG-rc2np Год назад
Holy narcissism.
@TMHF
@TMHF Год назад
This call frustrates me because it demonstrates John just saying whatever it takes to "make nice" with the person calling in instead of acknowledging the truth of what the other affected parties are dealing with. It's like the philosophy that "Whoever calls 911 first must be the victim," except in this case, Kay has made a lifetime of bad choices that have essentially destroyed her family, and by making this single phone call, she now feels absolved of any wrongdoing. John is knowledgeable, skilled, and capable of better work than this.
@terriesmith2616
@terriesmith2616 Год назад
100% agreed with you! John rarely holds women accountable for their bad choices. If that was a man calling, he'd respond differently. When it's a female caller, John treats them like a victim even though they're the ones who do wrong. Only once in a while do I see John holds women accountable for their life decisions.
@calebburghardt3391
@calebburghardt3391 Год назад
I agree this was a big L
@andrewheffel3565
@andrewheffel3565 Год назад
What a nightmare. There was a 5 year period in my life where it looked I was a hopeless alcoholic and drug abuser. But I got my life together and never went back to that. People can change. It looks like you and your husband have. Looks like your dad is open to the new you. But your aunt is not, and your dad sides with her. Tough situation.
@seugene7040
@seugene7040 Год назад
I’m with the dad on this one. Drug user or not, these is no excuse for domestic violence
@90charim
@90charim Год назад
Do we not give grace? They were addicted as kids and that’s when the incident occurred and never happened again…do we hood things over ppl heads? Especially 5yrs later especially when the husband improved and hasn’t shown I’ll behavior! Cooommmeee oonnnn
@rds9872
@rds9872 Год назад
That boyfriend is lucky to be alive…
@ganymedehedgehog371
@ganymedehedgehog371 5 месяцев назад
I wonder what the people defending her and her husband think about DUI deaths and injuries. She didn’t die but it was the same reckless violence under the influence. There’s compassion and redemption and there’s just being naive. Forgiving this guy at the expense of the family that made her better is being naive at best.
@OrioleBeagle
@OrioleBeagle Год назад
Why is it more important for her father to see his sister at the holidays than his daughter? Why can't he do two separate holidays?
@BIGEAGLEDUDE
@BIGEAGLEDUDE Год назад
Do you really want your daughter's husband the man who abused her and was doing drugs with her back in your life especially when you know the whole family hates him and her forgetting that with him and him for abusing her to the point where he nearly killed her. He's going to pick the ladder to where he knows if he sees her and him he will go off and lay off the most raw emotions possible that she's not prepared to hear
@wenchyfoodwench4098
@wenchyfoodwench4098 Год назад
I’m with the parents too.
@neededtobesaid4275
@neededtobesaid4275 Год назад
She's delusional. Her parents put her under "house arrest". I really wish she could define what "house arrest" means to her. No, they didn't need to be together! An abuser & an addict?!? Two addicts DON'T EVER need to be together because they are ADDICTS not just FORMER addicts!!! No way! Wish Dr. John had asked is she & her husband were in drug counseling? Wondering why she had an awful relationship with her father after her mother died? John usually leans into the man (husband, father, boyfriend, etc) always having some fault. Maybe she got out of control after her mom died?
@ManuelLopez-ev7ud
@ManuelLopez-ev7ud Год назад
Speaking FACTS!
@Minimal769
@Minimal769 Год назад
Kids from good homes abuse drugs, not to escape the “horrors” of home life, but just because they want to try stuff and live the party life. Parents normally don’t approve. That is the issue here. Not some made up childhood trauma that she didn’t even bring up. The dad probably rescued her a lot over the years. The fact that he is even willing to have a relationship after all that has happened proves he is a good father. Aunts can be there or not, doesn’t really matter. The caller has to deal with her decisions at some point. Losing an aunt seems minor compared to what her life could look like by now.
@daniellehowell4339
@daniellehowell4339 Год назад
A lot of kids from good homes have their physical needs met, but not their emotional ones.
@chaselesser3191
@chaselesser3191 Год назад
She won’t understand the situation she put herself in until she has kids. She says “ Yep”, but she can’t grasp it.
@jeannegreen8586
@jeannegreen8586 Год назад
Sounds like she put them through hell
@JustActNormal
@JustActNormal Год назад
This caller is unbelievably pompous. You literally ruined everyone's lives.
@calebburghardt3391
@calebburghardt3391 Год назад
She really did. I would be heartbroken as her father but I would not allow him in my life and if my daughter chose him then I would distance myself for the rest of my family’s safety. Not sure why she doesn’t understand thay
@isay207
@isay207 Год назад
Agree with aunt you don't know what the jerk is going to do bring a gun knife
@NerdyGirlLiveLove
@NerdyGirlLiveLove Год назад
This is not good news. This is not good. I hope she sees the bad decision of going back to him. It never ends well.
@lalakuma9
@lalakuma9 Год назад
Her husband is definitely sus, but seems like her dad also doesn't have good boundaries with her. She didn't get to substance abuse and staying with a guy who beat her up from nowhere.
@cg741graf5
@cg741graf5 Год назад
You seriously think it was a 1 time abuse situation. Oh please. These were addicts in chaos and the family witnessed and tried to help her. Now the family is gun-shy and set boundaries. Those boundaries were to protect the family/kids. So your mad Dr. John that Aunt set boundaries? Nah
@isay207
@isay207 Год назад
Agreed with aunt
@90charim
@90charim Год назад
Yea from something from 5yrs ago 😂 it’s ridiculous and it’s not love bcuz it’s so many ways to go about it!
@elizabetha8565
@elizabetha8565 Год назад
Man John is so inconsistent. The poor lady from Australia gets called names by him but this girl gets praise. Bizarre.
@terriesmith2616
@terriesmith2616 Год назад
Ikr. He actually holds the Australian lady accountable for her bad life choices but didn't do the same with this caller. That's why I can't take John seriously. It's a hit and miss with him.
@90charim
@90charim Год назад
Parents it’s not what you do it’s how you do it. Kicking her out wasn’t smart at all it definitely was gonna push her back to where she is accepted 😂😂
@Evil-Rod-Farva
@Evil-Rod-Farva Год назад
Chad is still undefeated. Fellas you’ll be seeing this gal on the dating apps soon enough looking for a “real” man.
@bernieswim
@bernieswim Год назад
Why don't people do premarital counseling anymore?
@please150
@please150 Месяц назад
It was not a one time thing! She’s lying and the aunt knows it.
@korbinsworld24
@korbinsworld24 Год назад
Mental and physical abuse are the most debilitating drug users can't live without. The family members of these victims have to watch all the mess happen without using the blinders the user is addicted too. Barriers must be put up by the family to protect the family from damage so they are there when the user realizes what is truly going on. This way, the family is able to be the rock required to build a new firm foundation.
@sunniermoon
@sunniermoon Год назад
I am not with the dad on this. Hear me out. On the one hand if he cut her off because he didn’t want to be part of the madness of her returning with the boyfriend and the toxicity that entails. I get it. He is right!!! And kudos to him actually for having strong boundaries. On the other hand, telling your kid you wish they had failed and come back to you? That is not loving. That is not okay. Growing up my dad and I disagreed a lot on the things I should do with my life and the biggest gift the man has ever given me was having my back when I chose differently from what he wanted. I can’t describe the boost of confidence and the determination to succeed that came from knowing that though he would have preferred something else for me he trusted me and was rooting for me to succeed on paths I had chosen myself. The confident and strong person that I am is almost entirely due to that dynamic.
@alavista4218
@alavista4218 Год назад
Your story is completely irrelevant
@redzin8818
@redzin8818 Год назад
You make a good point. The fathers actions are about him, not what his daughter did specifically. Sometimes people pile onto another person-scapegoating.
@chrissmarie455
@chrissmarie455 Год назад
Agree
@abbyxiong3931
@abbyxiong3931 Год назад
That's called being manipulating. Telling someone to be a way that will please you is NOT loving and should not come from your own father.
@terriesmith2616
@terriesmith2616 Год назад
I doubt this caller was completely honest. I have a feeling she didn't tell the whole truth so she'll come across as a victim. I really didn't believe her when she said, her Dad said to her that he wished she'd fail in life so she'll come back home. I really don't believe her.
@BrD4GOD
@BrD4GOD Год назад
14:49 people have opinions. What are you gonna do? You're giving yours to her. Of course she called in for advice but are others voices not appreciated? The council of many people will give wisdom. Take the good and leave the bad. That's it. I wouldn't want to express myself In a way where it belittles others. Only in few cases. Edit: feels like there's something else going on here too. You know it really feels like you give almost everyone the benefit of the doubt. At least it's often enough to notice. What if there was more stuff going on and she was at fault so that's why she freaked out and yelled? Don't know. But you kind of glazed over it. I know its hard with the timing and stuff. Just feels half baked
@robr268
@robr268 Год назад
So there's no hope for abuser's? So I will always be an abuser? God can't heal my heart? You all literally are telling me there's no hope for guys like me. Do you realize that? I'm not a monster. I've apologized to my past and God. But yet form's like this says, " too bad you still who you use to be". I wish this young lady well and I pray her husband be the best man he can be for her. You want to know something else, my ex moved on and married. When I found out I thanked God for putting her with a man that would honor her and apologize for the times I didn't. Years later, 6 exactly I'm still ashamed because of comments like this. I don't have hope because society says I don't deserve any. I don't know what to do. The world doesn't believe in me. I know my heart, just wish people could see it.
@era95v
@era95v 6 месяцев назад
You can change and I hope you do and feel ok with who you are one day. You changing however does not erase the damage you caused. Ask your ex if she will forget everything you did because you prayed now for her happiness? It’s unfortunate for everyone involved but the damage isn’t forgotten, it stays with you for the rest of your life. Her family may not have been abused directly but they saw someone they loved be harmed terribly. That’s not an image you can just get out of your head.
@ganymedehedgehog371
@ganymedehedgehog371 5 месяцев назад
People can improve but their actions define who they are and aren’t forgotten. An abuse victim will never forget so why should everyone else?
@Shay-yg7nm
@Shay-yg7nm Год назад
I'm pretty sure everyone listening to this is siding with the parents. This girl needs to wake up
@NeuroSeasoned
@NeuroSeasoned Год назад
Not me, not siding with the parents. I'm surprised that everyone completely discounts her sharing that the bf was diagnosed with drug-induced psychosis that led to this action. She wasn't saying (or even hinting that) he engaged in patterns of abusive behavior before or after this assault that broke her arm.
@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes
@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes Год назад
This was NOT Dr. John talking to Kay as an impartial therapist considering there are more sides than just Kay's. From the start you took this call as your little girl's daddy, how You would respond, what You would say. Your usual demeanor and words fell away, Dr. John vanished and daddy John took both your's and Kay's reins and you ran with them. I am beyond shocked that you instantly sided with her without knowing everyone's truth; she is NOT your daughter and you handled this call as if she were. That is a professional failing. I find it unfair to believe her childhood account and judge the father without hearing his side. The man buried his wife and it is possible his daughter used Mommy's death as an excuse to demand her way while Dad tried to reign her in and she rebelled in all the worst ways of the streets, bad boys drugs and alcohol. Kay never alluded to her childhood until You handed her that Get Out Of Responsibility card!!! Seriously...OMG! You remind me of the so-called therapists in the 1980s who helped fan the destructive flames of false pedophile charges against countless innocent people. All done by leading children to believe people did bad things to them, things that were later found to be lies but the damage was done, lives were and remain ruined. You led Kay to make claims that I do not believe are true. She did not so much volunteer anything John...you led her the whole way! Man oh man, you failed so severely that you need a time out to do some serious work on yourself. And you owe Kay's family the chance to hear this program and respond, private or public is their choice but You Owe Them.
@calebburghardt3391
@calebburghardt3391 Год назад
Yeah Dr. John is usually great but I agree with you here. He seems to always ask the same exact leading questions, even if they don’t really make sense or aren’t applicable. The girl is only in her 20s, so no offense to her but she’s young and needs a reality check, and John did her a disservice by not helping her understand her family’s boundaries are 100% reasonable (and tame imo) and she’s the one acting foolish and entitled. Empathy and understanding are great, but this hurt to listen to.
@FrankS111
@FrankS111 Год назад
Another woman following the tingles and excitement an emotionally toxic relationship gives her. When things inevitably go south (AGAIN) she will probably have at least one kid by that point and be in her mid 30s. She will then be on TikTok ranting how there are no good men out there and that “she’s the table” while looking for a 6 figure put together man to come in and save her.
@MrTmenzo
@MrTmenzo Год назад
And only when they become single mothers they decide to give the "nice" guy a try 😉
@terriesmith2616
@terriesmith2616 Год назад
Pretty good prediction of her future outcome. She might have two kids by her abusive husband at that point. And will probably be on welfare, us tax players will probably have to financially support her kids. That's what happens when women go for the bad boys bc of tingles and excitement. I feel sorry for her future kids.
@elizabethmaspoch8222
@elizabethmaspoch8222 Год назад
Im so uncomfortable with the advice they gave her. Like no that aunt is NOT acting like a child. You were BEATEN this is grounds to NEVER be forgiven so a few years of sobriety and marriage is not enough. And please for the love of god don’t run out and have kids in hopes of shoe horning your way into family events. Like sit still look pretty, take what you are offered and if thier reaction is bad for your mental health, relationship or future children then sit down with them and say hey this is no longer working for me cause of x y z either include me completely or step out of my life and just leave. Be mentally prepared too if you ever look at another drug or he hits you mami you’ll never step foot into that family agaub
@thembisaodendaal
@thembisaodendaal Год назад
I can't understand why you would say something so ungracious.sound like a very selfish human everything is about you..leave John alone we love him and every person deserve to be themselves
@DBS472
@DBS472 Год назад
Female accountability isn’t allowed on any Ramsey channel
@copperridgegrow3940
@copperridgegrow3940 Год назад
These women annoy me with their giggling and inappropriate laughing
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