Jenn
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Shootsandladder — 9 years ago(December 30, 2016 06:03 PM)
Well, it's on film now, so hopefully she will see it, if she hasn't already, and realize she's in the same situation she's been in in the past.
She didn't mention how he yelled at her and put her down for her dancing on the boat and how he called her fat in the kitchen that morning (of the Ann/Katrina fight). Like Anna said, it starts off with the yelling and putting down and leads to worse things.
Was it ever mentioned what broke her and Robbie up?
Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most.
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SlySlickFox — 9 years ago(December 30, 2016 11:34 PM)
Nah she's defending him and thinks that people going in on him on social media is "cyber bullying". He's making jokes about it and saying that he was blackout drunk and just snapped because Anna was antagonistic towards him every day. Something about calling him Woody and when that pissed him off the incest twins started calling him a pussy. Then he got pissed when he found out Jenn still talks to Lana(?) after the show because of what she said about him being manipulative. Dude is weak.
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luckylovezombie — 9 years ago(December 29, 2016 10:37 AM)
Peter got a kick out of watching them argue. Did you see the smile on his face when Jenn started screaming at Katrina? He's a sick person. Also, he talked to Anna first, when Jenn clearly told him not to. He was trying to stir the pot.
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simbaforlyfe — 9 years ago(December 29, 2016 04:51 PM)
I heard he was smiling when they argued, but I didn't even notice. I'll have to rewatch the episode to catch that part. It's crazy how Jenn is now directing her anger towards Anna and Katrina instead of him.
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Drew_Darko — 9 years ago(January 01, 2017 04:28 PM)
Peter got a kick out of watching them argue. Did you see the smile on his face when Jenn started screaming at Katrina?
That was sick. Actually, the whole episode was disturbing. I really feel bad for Jenn. She's been in abusive relationships before and she's in one now. It all made sense for me when she said she hated herself. I'm sure Peter isn't as "bad" as her past boyfriends, so when she compares him to them, he probably seems great. And she is clearly desperate to be loved that she is willing to overlook the fact that he actually is abusive towards her.
Also, everyone kept going on about how he was wrong to raise his voice at her. But to me, it wasn't just that he was yelling. It was that he was putting her down and trying to control her. And then in the morning tries to act like the good guy and make her breakfast.
Ughh all the signs for a domestic relationship were there. I was at least glad that MTV had the number for a hotline at the end. Jenn may not see the light, but maybe someone somewhere realized what they needed to do and started getting help. -
juicebox07 — 9 years ago(January 01, 2017 08:03 PM)
I totally agree with you. It was hard to watch that episode, and it's even harder and more frustrating seeing her defending him on Twitter and trying to act like that was just a one time thing that he hasn't done since. I find that really hard to believe. Peter was displaying controlling and manipulative behaviors towards Jenn, and that's not something that just suddenly stops. I try not to be too upset with her because I was once in her shoes and stayed in a relationship where I was controlled and treated poorly. When people tried to tell me what was going on, I defended him as well. But now I know how to spot red flags from the beginning. It's just incredibly frustrating when everyone can see it so clearly and are just trying to make her see it too, but she won't listen.
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SlySlickFox — 9 years ago(December 30, 2016 01:51 AM)
Probably because women in messed up situations usually defend the dude or turn it around on you so it's better to stay out. Like when she starts going after the incest twins. My brother tried helping a woman he saw being abused in public and she turned on him instead. Nah, they have to figure that out for themselves and if they need help after making the choice, cool.
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flipflopseveryday — 9 years ago(January 02, 2017 02:06 PM)
That happened to me in a park once. I offered to help a woman who was being abused, she had a child with her (the man was screaming at the boy too, full on crazy screaming. It just felt like violence was coming, like you could feel it in the air). She looked at me like I was a monster, gave me a dirty look and walked away. I should have just called the police. She wouldn't have taken their help either but it still bothers me that I didn't call them.
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flipflopseveryday — 9 years ago(January 02, 2017 01:59 PM)
How can anyone say that the way he acts isn't abuse? It's pure 100% verbal abuse. His yelling wasn't the problem, it was the psychotic controlling and manipulative crap. How could people not see that? I don't understand. Someone doesn't have to be telling you you're fat, ugly and worthless to be verbally abusive. I actually think he's not just verbally abusive, he has all the signs of someone who will turn physically abusive. Criticizing the way she dances and who she can and can't be friends with are classic "paving the way" traits for someone who will be physically abusive. The way he twists her words and how he comes back the next day after being cruel the night before with flowers, breakfast in bed and lots of I'm sorries is actually terrifying. She needs to get the beep out of that situation stat.
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thelastthingyouneversee — 9 years ago(January 03, 2017 02:40 PM)
Yess! Him telling her that she can't live with him if "she keeps being bad" like he was talking to a dog! And the sweet guy in the morning act was so classic, it almost felt scripted. The whole episode was like a long domestic abuse advertisement.
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paperdollz — 9 years ago(January 08, 2017 09:10 PM)
I'm giving Anna and Katrina props for real . Anna is so not jealous of their relationship She dodged a bullet . No women wants that seriously I would be alone for a thousand years than to put up with that
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