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So the former Mrs McCartney wanted the details of the divorce settlement kept private for her daughter's sake?
yeah, right.
Not that any of those comments will penetrate through and make her realise the problem lies with herself. That personality type will always seek to blame anyone else that fits, rather than look at themselves and go, "wow, everyone says this, maybe the problem DOES lie with me?".
That level of self reflection is denied to those so self absorbed they probably can't see their own reflection in a mirror.
I have to say - schadenfreude is strong with this one. I'm getting a perverse sense of enjoyment out of seeing her be so thoroughly put in her place, it almost makes me feel sorry for her. Almost.
In other news, I am horribly fascinated by the developments in the Shannon Matthews case - the man in custody is her step father's uncle, she was found hidden in a compartment under a divan bed where there were two sections to enable someone to sleep alongside her. She is voluntarily staying with child protection services rather than being returned to her mother, who has yet to see her other than through a two way mirror thing.
I'm so glad that poor girl has been found alive, but what on earth is going on? There seems to be more than meets the eye with the case. I hope the girl is getting the best care and support she can possibly have - it's all very odd indeed.
yeah, right.
Not that any of those comments will penetrate through and make her realise the problem lies with herself. That personality type will always seek to blame anyone else that fits, rather than look at themselves and go, "wow, everyone says this, maybe the problem DOES lie with me?".
That level of self reflection is denied to those so self absorbed they probably can't see their own reflection in a mirror.
I have to say - schadenfreude is strong with this one. I'm getting a perverse sense of enjoyment out of seeing her be so thoroughly put in her place, it almost makes me feel sorry for her. Almost.
In other news, I am horribly fascinated by the developments in the Shannon Matthews case - the man in custody is her step father's uncle, she was found hidden in a compartment under a divan bed where there were two sections to enable someone to sleep alongside her. She is voluntarily staying with child protection services rather than being returned to her mother, who has yet to see her other than through a two way mirror thing.
I'm so glad that poor girl has been found alive, but what on earth is going on? There seems to be more than meets the eye with the case. I hope the girl is getting the best care and support she can possibly have - it's all very odd indeed.
