blissablake wrote: ↑Sat Jan 16, 2021 6:39 pm
Y’all crack me up. Cams most recent video, she admitted to and confirmed a lot of what you guys have said in here, like moving away was a bad idea ect ect. But the only response is how she’s so fake... what do y’all want from her
she literally stated stuff you guys have mentioned and confirmed it
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When you put your entire life on social media and display the "perfect teen mom" lifestyle for long, only for it to come crashing down around you because you ignored the warning signs of your husband suffering from depression and suicidal thoughts/tendencies, and only then do you admit "Yeah, my perfect life wasn't so perfect", you tend to garner a lot of skepticism and doubt. If she's only now admitting to what we all could see, what else is she trying to push to the side?
It's eventually going to come out, whether she likes it or not. The question is, when it does,
how will it come out? Will she admit to her whole online persona being fake and (potentially) misleading hundreds of young girls, or will she have something else blow up in her face and be forced to admit it only because she can't hide the truth any longer?
As someone who's suffered from depression and suicidal tendencies since the age of 7, I saw how dead Landon was inside the moment I saw him in her videos. He was uncomfortable on camera, and didn't want to be a part of the "teen mom" life. He might have wanted his wife and their daughter, but he didn't want the drama and bullshit that came with them. In almost every video he's in, I see someone who has given up on life, given up on trying to find a way out because he's
trapped. I'm sure that the addition of a second baby (an thus, more drama) only worsened his condition. To him, suicide was the only way out of the lifestyle that he so vehemently abhorred, no matter the public persona he put on for the camera.
That's me, as an outsider, looking in from the tiny window we got into their life. As someone who spent literally years with him, should have seen the signs. She should have seen the changes. Hell, at the very least she should have seen how uncomfortable he was on camera and maybe
put the damned thing DOWN. Personally, I've always despised the "teen mom" side of YT, and this is why. It gives people unrealistic expectations of how life will be if you only get knocked up, and doesn't show any of what goes on behind the scenes. It doesn't show the depression, the suicide attempts, the relapses, the drugs, the monetary struggles when you're not making as many videos/views... It's a sham. I think Landon saw that, and decided he should get out as soon as he could.
It's just a shame that's the way he chose to do it.