how to get over the cheating incident?

[christiangirl]

Originally Posted by alphagamzetagam

I'm ashamed of Senusret I that he could not give in to anorexia.

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My snarky never goes out.

Originally Posted by VandalSquirrel

Our personal favorite was the one about the girls who had a pact, and Lynda Carter (Wonder Woman) played the mom. The one girl died and the other would have visions of her on the beach and what not. It is called Moment of Truth: A Secret Between Friends and luckily will be on tomorrow night on the Lifetime Movie Network if you need Thinspiration Senusret I.

I saw that one on YouTube (and am now convinced that I can finding ANYTHING on YT...except that one ep where Tyra ran away from dolphins, but I'm sure it'll pop up somewhere). It was a good movie and I enjoyed it...as far as you can enjoy stuff like that I guess. I was stoked that the dad is Roman from Days of Our Lives.

[VandalSquirrel]

Originally Posted by christiangirl

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I saw that one on YouTube (and am now convinced that I can finding ANYTHING on YT...except that one ep where Tyra ran away from dolphins, but I'm sure it'll pop up somewhere). It was a good movie and I enjoyed it...as far as you can enjoy stuff like that I guess. I was stoked that the dad is Roman from Days of Our Lives.

My favorite Lifetime Movie EVER, starred Judith Light as a spousal abuser. It is called Men Don't Tell and her husband is a construction worker and she is abusing him. Now I realize spousal abuse is nothing to mock in opposite or same sex couples, but It was so hard to take as realism since it is Judith Light (AKA Angela from 'Who's The Boss") and there's a scene where he calls a battered women's shelter from a phone booth in the rain, and they hang up on him because they think he is making a sick joke. I love that Lifetime shows it (they didn't make it) because men being abused by women is real and it does happen, and hopefully men who call for help are treated better than they were in this film.

[christiangirl]

Originally Posted by VandalSquirrel

My favorite Lifetime Movie EVER, starred Judith Light as a spousal abuser. It is called Men Don't Tell and her husband is a construction worker and she is abusing him. Now I realize spousal abuse is nothing to mock in opposite or same sex couples, but It was so hard to take as realism since it is Judith Light (AKA Angela from 'Who's The Boss") and there's a scene where he calls a battered women's shelter from a phone booth in the rain, and they hang up on him because they think he is making a sick joke. I love that Lifetime shows it (they didn't make it) because men being abused by women is real and it does happen, and hopefully men who call for help are treated better than they were in this film.

It's soooo sad but, when I was in high school, I would hit a lot when I was mad or offended. I didn't know any other way to express myself. My guy friends said that I'd probably end up in an abusive marriage--I'd be the one beating my husband all the time. Thank God I grew out of that, but it's so sad that that happens and people don't take that sort of thing seriously.

[LightBulb]

Originally Posted by christiangirl

I saw that one on YouTube (and am now convinced that I can finding ANYTHING on YT...except that one ep where Tyra ran away from dolphins, but I'm sure it'll pop up somewhere).

Hope this helps.

Good thing Tyra Banks grew up in the 80s. She would not have survived the 90s world of Lisa Frank.

[christiangirl]

Originally Posted by LightBulb

Hope this helps.

Good thing Tyra Banks grew up in the 80s. She would not have survived the 90s world of Lisa Frank.

HOLY CRAP YOU ARE JESUS FOR A DAY.