Romeoxsavexme wrote:HelloSweetie wrote:Sorry, but I have no sympathy for poor Missy if she feels trapped in her marriage. In that case she's an adult and can make adult decisions.... be with Bryan or become independent. She doesn't get to ride his coat tails (because how much work is she putting into YT) and pout because he isn't more like her dad. She's raising her children to be more like Bryan than her dad, so I honestly think that theory is full of holes anyway.
Plus it's not like he was butch and handy when she met him. He literally was an emo poser (trendy at the time) with a camera in hand and the first words he said to her were bitchy af....
Sounds like Bryan to me!
Unfortunately, it's not that easy when you're in an abusive relationship to just leave.
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Lol. Know what? As someone that's actually been in an abusive relationship, I find that suggestion not only offensive, but dangerous. We have seen nothing to suggest that Bryan is any kind of abusive towards Missy, either emotionally, verbally or physically.
Do we see Missy isolated? Do we see her being controlled? Has she had her power stripped away? Do we see her trying desperately to please her partner only to be dismissed time and time again. Is she questioned when she wants to spend time alone and miss out on events important to her partner?
Ok.... ask those same questions about Bryan.
Their relationship may be abusive, but I definitely don't see any signs of it being Bryan towards Missy. I actually think the Hollisters play on Bryan being weak and insecure. They dismiss him and keep it that way, so he'll keep catering to them and jumping through hoops.