Kathy Kerr

When I say my age and everyone tells me I look way younger.

I didn’t realize how good my parents raised me until I got around other people

Too many single mothers are struggling to provide for their kids, while the fathers are living as if they don't have any responsibilities.

She's not crazy or bipolar... you're just experiencing the consequences of promising her a dream and delivering a nightmare. He calls her crazy. Dramatic. Overly emotional. Unstable. Bipolar. He tells everyone who will listen that she "completely changed" and became impossible to deal with. But let's talk about what actually happened. He promised her consistency and delivered confusion. He promised loyalty and delivered lies. He promised a future and delivered excuses. He painted this beautiful picture of forever and then acted like commitment was some unbearable burden. She didn't start out "crazy." She started out hopeful. Trusting. Excited. Willing to build something real and lasting. But every single broken promise chipped away at her peace. Every lie made her question everything about reality. Every time he chose someone or something else over her, it broke her down a little more. So yes, she started asking more questions. Yes, she started checking his phone because her intuition was screaming. Yes, she started reacting to things she would have previously ignored. Not because she's inherently unstable, but because he made her entire environment unstable. You cannot promise someone the world and then deliver absolute chaos and expect them to remain calm and unbothered. You cannot gaslight someone for months or years and then act surprised when they don't trust you anymore. She's not crazy. She's responding to your inconsistency. She's reacting to your betrayal. She's reflecting back the chaotic energy you created in the relationship. You didn't meet a crazy woman. You created one through your actions. And now you're experiencing the natural consequences of your own behavior. Own it.

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