We all know what a creep her husband, Bryan Masche has been, but it looks like he was right about one thing, Jenny does have her issues too.
I guess Jenny does not care about what a divorce will do to her children. Divorce ruins children's lives well through adulthood. Children do not care if their dad is a creep, they still want their dad. The only reason to divorce if you have children is for physical abuse. Unless Jenny can come up with photos of herself black and blue, she is headed down the same path as Jon Gosselin, breaking up a marriage and destroying her children's lives for no good reason.
She will never be a good mother to her children unless she sucks it up and repairs her marriage. Their are grown adults that can't handle their parents divorce, imagine what it does to a small child. They will never forgive her if she doesn't repair this marriage, in light of his recent begging to get back together with her.
It is time for Bryan to put on the big boy undies and get the therapy he needs without blaming Jenny. It is also time for Jenny to put on the big girl panties and put her marriage back together. Jenny, you do not have any other choice than to suck it up and get back together with Bryan, you made the commitment and you committed six children to this marriage, do the right thing.
Everyone knows that Bryan is a big baby, but that is just one more baby, she already has six, I think she can handle it.
According to an exclusive report from Radaronline.com, Jenny Masche rekindled a friendship with an old boyfriend from 15 years ago, named Levi McClendon, on Facebook. She allegedly met up with him when she said she would be on a womans retreat in San Diego with her friends to rethink her marriage.
Bryan Masche found out about it, of course, and contacted McClendon's wife. He then had a couple of heated phone discussions with McClendon himself.
So, did Facebook cause Raising Sextuplets mom, Jenny Masche to be unfaithful? We will never know for sure.
It's your move Jenny, do you want to do what is right for your kids or ruin their lives?
Sources:
Radaronline.com
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Post a Commentthreatened to killl us all. And left telling us that He'd be back with a Gun. That was it and I GOT OUT!! We had no where to go, but by the grace of God a found a friend (man) that too had been through a long miserable and abusive marriage. He had stayed 16 yrs, for the sake of his kids and those scars will never go away!! We talked about how we thought life should be lived and how children need the love and support of people who truly love them. This is our 25th year and the kids are all grown and they know that Daddy is the one that was there through all lifes up and downs. The few times Bio-dad came around, they left him with a greater appreciation for the real Daddy in their lives. They are blessed, because we had the courage to make life better!!
You shouldn't blame the medium (Facebook, my space, etc.) That's like blaming the gun for the shots fired!! People make decisions and in this NOW generation, you can find anyone if you really want to. The issue here is what troubles this family had, with an explosive husband, who acted like a child himself. It wasn't her job to make him act rationally in times of stress. And being the mother of 6 now adult children, the job is always stressful! And ours ranged from 15 to 1 when I met my husband. What I have a problem with is the writers asumption that they would be better off in this two parent household no matter what. Only physical abuse should warrant a divorce. Well Honey, you couldn't be more wrong! I stayed in a marriage for 8 years and had 3 beautiful children with a man who mentally & verbally abused us all. He threatened much worse consequences if I got out of line or thought I'd leave. In front of the our children (5yr., 3 yrs and nearly 2 he threa
I had a very similar experience as Brian. My ex-husband blindsided me with divorce papers. I had NO IDEA in my situation that it was coming. I begged him to consider counseling. I also tried and tried to talk to him about why he chose this path which would ruin our children's lives, and he refused to communicate. As a matter of fact, he basically cut off all communication. He packed up and moved out to parts unknown. A few months later (thanks to my own investigation), I was able to find out conclusively that he was having an affair with a woman who was not from our area. I firmly believe the internet (Craigslist singles) was to blame for this. As of this writing, he has no contact with our 2 boys, nor has he had contact with them for approximately 2 years.
I had the same experience as Brian. My husband (now ex-husband) met up with his old girlfriend on facebook. Less than 2 months later, he filed for divorce, refusing to save the marriage. We have 2 children, both older teens, and this has affected them tremendously. Their dad even moved out of the state to be with the girlfriend, not stay with his kids. I know every marriage has its problems, but that is what they have counselors for. And yes, I put part of the blame on facebook.