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- Oct 27, 2021
I was talking about the congregants' comments with the scando prudes comment, not the nanny.I don't think it got beyond covering for it before the nanny left. Maybe the swinging cuck parents were already out of hand (which is why the nanny left) but maybe she could at least get them presentable enough they weren't obviously being abused and neglected, and maybe she was doing a lot of the driving whenever Nick was too drunk and Kayla was too benzoed out to do anything.
...And iirc, he was bitching about having to coordinate with others' schedules last year, implying for driving kids purposes. Whenever it was I didn't know they had a long-term nanny and just assumed that they'd hired someone part-time (for the summer? Feels like it was a summer comment) and that can have challenges if the hired person has another job. I could easily imagine a situation in which certain hiring parents start demanding more and more and getting frustrated when nanny holds the line, or she wasn't involved in deciding on summer activities and the dipshits who did didn't bother to put any thought into the logistics and now the hung over or lazy parents are cranky about having to participate.
But on that topic of kids/activities,
Nick's mentioned debate, dance, church, and music lessons, and I assume there must be others here and there, but other than dance I didn't hear anything too intense, or really extreme like hockey or football or competition sports or dance (my sense of the dance was that it was non-competitive, which though less intense in some ways can still mean 2-5 days/week as the kid gets older plus performances, costumes, rehearsals, etc., but it didn't seem like that level of activity, more casual.). And his kids could also have done some of those activities during the day rather than having to shove them into after-school and weekend hours like most people, all while juggling three different leave/come home times depending on age of kid. There are whole leagues for homeschoolers that have weekday midday stuff.
I'm getting irritated now. I've known families with 4 (state champ, captain, go to literal hockey school, play at D1, etc., level) hockey players; or families with 6 kids in intense dance, varsity sports, and musical theater, which where I am is its own circus, at the top levels; or families with multiple kids in state-level athletics. I hauled mine around to 80000 places, plus all the school stuff & church stuff, when I was doing it mostly solo and also working in mind-breaking jobs. No, not "80 whole miles" everyday (but some days), partly because I didn't choose to
- live in bumfuck,
- homeschool or "homeschool," or
- develop no network of parents to share some of the carpooling in later years.
I also didn't fucking bitch about taking my kids to things for them, because THAT'S THE JOB.
Imagine hearing your drunk-ass dad bitching about having to drive you to something you love. And that's just what he said publicly. No reason to think he was ever thoughtful or discreet at home (shoving the giant cross behind the door when a hungry kid knocks on the door for some food bc it's 3 pm and no adult has appeared yet doesn't count).
I'm getting irritated now. I've known families with 4 (state champ, captain, go to literal hockey school, play at D1, etc., level) hockey players; or families with 6 kids in intense dance, varsity sports, and musical theater, which where I am is its own circus, at the top levels; or families with multiple kids in state-level athletics. I hauled mine around to 80000 places, plus all the school stuff & church stuff, when I was doing it mostly solo and also working in mind-breaking jobs. No, not "80 whole miles" everyday (but some days), partly because I didn't choose to
- live in bumfuck,
- homeschool or "homeschool," or
- develop no network of parents to share some of the carpooling in later years.
I also didn't fucking bitch about taking my kids to things for them, because THAT'S THE JOB.
Imagine hearing your drunk-ass dad bitching about having to drive you to something you love. And that's just what he said publicly. No reason to think he was ever thoughtful or discreet at home (shoving the giant cross behind the door when a hungry kid knocks on the door for some food bc it's 3 pm and no adult has appeared yet doesn't count).
They met in college, and his family didn't come into big money until he was 23, if this thread is accurate. He got her bc he was around and he's a big talker. And she's dim.I hear you, and I understand your perspective, but building upon my previous comment about Nicholas' wealth, I believe you might be fooling yourself.
I don't believe for a second that Nicholas possessed the charisma necessary to secure a partner like Kayla back in highschool, on account of his looks. Such an appearance demands a charisma quite unlike any other, and I severely doubt Nicholas could deliver.
There was something else at play, namely the resources his family commanded.
We must discard the gynocentrism that permeates our society.
Kayla instinctually smelled the positives that Nick could provide her on account of the massive material wealth that had been afforded him by his maternal grandparents, and decided to settle with him. There is nothing else to it.
Nicholas didn't "fool" her. She was always a retarded coke whore, like so many of her sisters in modern society.