1) Rey: “Well, do I get your seal of approval?” Faith: “Not before I do an Experian credit search on the internet, then three forms of I.D.’s, a F.B.I. background check, references from all previous employers and a communicable disease certificate of health from the authorities first.” 2) Faith: “As you can imagine, my mom has no problem finding boyfriends. The real problem is when she leaves it up to me to have to do the dirty job of rubbing them out when she gets tired of them.” Rey: “WHAT!!!???” 3) Faith: “You know given all the boysfriends, husbands and… Read more »
TB84
6 years ago
Heh. Sharon and Rey actually starting gorw on me. I remember voting no to that relationship in a poll but. Yes they really growing on me and the scenes with Faith (how she grown *_*) was open and honest , Rey was very understanding . He a cop , he seems like a decent guy just like Dylan to me. Although Dylan was asoldier and she sometimes acted a little pushy , maybe I am wrong. Anyway those scenes with those three were nice. But since there’s Adam back in town and Sharon and him share a bond then I… Read more »
Laura
Board Member
6 years ago
Poor Faith. Sharon guilted her into agreeing Rey can move in. Sharon put Rey before Faith this entire episode. It was terrible, terrible mothering. Really manipulative and putting her own wants before her daughter’s needs. Faith was lippy and had every right to be truthful. The adults did not listen to her complain about the history of crappy moves her parents have made and made her be a part of. Really damaging parenting today.
It must have pained Sharon Case say those lines today. .
Yes, it’s interesting because what you say is 100%, yet the tone of Sharon was so affectionate, kind, nurturing, a loving mother with Faith – you saw the bond of mother/daughter – Sharon Case knew just how to play this scene. It was conveyed how Sharon very much knew her daughter and how to smooze her along… It was quite masterful and I found myself charmed by the Sharons, and yet look at the truth of the questionable state of affairs going down… Sharon is so much better than to place her own want over the comfort zone of her… Read more »
1) Rey: “Well, do I get your seal of approval?” Faith: “Not before I do an Experian credit search on the internet, then three forms of I.D.’s, a F.B.I. background check, references from all previous employers and a communicable disease certificate of health from the authorities first.” 2) Faith: “As you can imagine, my mom has no problem finding boyfriends. The real problem is when she leaves it up to me to have to do the dirty job of rubbing them out when she gets tired of them.” Rey: “WHAT!!!???” 3) Faith: “You know given all the boysfriends, husbands and… Read more »
Heh. Sharon and Rey actually starting gorw on me. I remember voting no to that relationship in a poll but. Yes they really growing on me and the scenes with Faith (how she grown *_*) was open and honest , Rey was very understanding . He a cop , he seems like a decent guy just like Dylan to me. Although Dylan was asoldier and she sometimes acted a little pushy , maybe I am wrong. Anyway those scenes with those three were nice. But since there’s Adam back in town and Sharon and him share a bond then I… Read more »
Poor Faith. Sharon guilted her into agreeing Rey can move in. Sharon put Rey before Faith this entire episode. It was terrible, terrible mothering. Really manipulative and putting her own wants before her daughter’s needs. Faith was lippy and had every right to be truthful. The adults did not listen to her complain about the history of crappy moves her parents have made and made her be a part of. Really damaging parenting today.
It must have pained Sharon Case say those lines today. .
Yes, it’s interesting because what you say is 100%, yet the tone of Sharon was so affectionate, kind, nurturing, a loving mother with Faith – you saw the bond of mother/daughter – Sharon Case knew just how to play this scene. It was conveyed how Sharon very much knew her daughter and how to smooze her along… It was quite masterful and I found myself charmed by the Sharons, and yet look at the truth of the questionable state of affairs going down… Sharon is so much better than to place her own want over the comfort zone of her… Read more »