IF that true that is the best thing for Sophia, she needs stabilty and there is now way Farrah could have taken care of her and went to school full time. I think that show maturity on her part. It onle of the first things in a long time Farrah has done for Sophia and not Farrah
Well, I think she did what was easiest, best, most convenient for Farrah . . . and it just happens to be what's best for Sophia also. Good for Sophia, but the driving factor was Farrah.
So leaving her and not looking for a school with a culinary program in her area is a better plan?
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Google culinary school in Fort Lauderdale, and you'll see that only one exists -- and it's not special or prestigious. We have a branch near us, and I don't think it's accredited. Yeah, she could've done this same thing nearer to home.
Maci has honestly gotten on my nerves this season. She gets mad if Ryan goes out when he has Bentley, but it was ok if she wanted to go out with her friends and have her parents keep Bentley before she got back with Kyle.
And the switching back and forth about school, good grief.
Honestly, Farrah's mom should have just butt out about Farrah taking Sophia with her, let Farrah see how hard real life is with no support system around.
Catelyn and Tyler: does she still work at the one place? nails bed and breakfast,etc. and you know I am not sure but I think Tyler has only "been" with Catelyn and of course he can see himself with other people, he hasn't had much experience with that.
Amber: holy train wreck she needs some medication, seriously.
Maci whines about not being able to study /get things done with Bentley around . . . then she doesn't want him to go to Ryan's, where he is well cared for by Ryan's mom. She can't whine about both ways.
I agree that Farrah's mom should let her fall on her face, but she won't. She won't because of Sophia.
Yeah, I've wondered how these teens manage to support themselves in a manner that was impossible for me at that age . . . and I didn't have a child.
Why's Amber suddenly upset all the time about her sister who died? She's crying about it constantly these days, and it hasn't been mentioned in the previous two years?
Maci goodness, chill out with the bugging Kyle about what is their future. they just moved in together not long ago.
It's a big priority for all these girls -- at some point, every one of them has put the boyfriend above the baby. Obviously, it's a misplaced priority, but they don't grasp that.
That's a little harsh. I think the girls care about their kids, it's just difficult because they're so young.
Sure, they care about their children, but the children need so much more than JUST love from their moms.
Caitlyn and Tyler were idiots if they thought Brendon and Teresa was bringing that baby to their graduation.
Nah, not idiots. Being teens, they are still quite egocentric, and they see their high school graduation as an event of utmost importance to everyone. And they see themselves as a bigger part of Carly's life than they actually are. I do agree, of course, that that invitation was never going to be accepted.
How does Ryan deserve more rights then Maci? When Bentley is with Ryan he spends most of the time with his grandparents. When Maci picked Bentley up Ryan was standing outside but the only person Bentley said bye and I love you to was his grandma. Maci asked Bentley who he wanted to go with. The boy said daddy cause he wanted to go to Mimi's house. Ryans dad asked him about either going back to school or picking up a new trade. Ryan didn't want to do that. Maci on the other hand is running a household and going to school. She's not dropping off her son at 10:00 at night to go to Buffalo Wild Wings with friends. Most of the time when we see Bentley at Ryans parents house, Ryan is on the couch covered up with a blanket and his parents are dealing with Bentley. So please. Explain to me what makes Ryan the better parent?
Neither Maci nor Ryan's going to win any parenting awards. The child seems to be growing up just fine, but I think it's the grandparents' influence.
Maci has issues. But she also has goals. She's going back to school and pushing for a degree. The only goal I've seen Ryan have this season was figuring out how to dump his son off on his parents so he can go to buffalo wild wings at 10pm. Even FARRAH has a plan, but Ryan doesn't want to grow up. It's pathetic!
I think Maci's biggest issues revolve around pride and the desire to control other people's actions.
She has goals -- a journalism degree (which, by the way, recently topped the list of useless college degrees) from a community college -- but she isn't working towards those goals: She's failing out of community college /dropping classes because she can't handle them. Either her ability level is very low, or she isn't working at it.
I agree that Ryan has no desire to grow up. Why should he? He lives in a nice house, he drives a nice truck, his parents pay for everything, and they allow him to do whatever he pleases. Why grow up? Why bother to do for yourself things that other people will gladly do for you?
