Outcasts Of Dynasty - Chapter Six [Tangled Fates] Gameplay Shadow Fight 4 Arena || Part : 4

[@Christine-k8n]

When my daughter was 4 years old .. my husband and I noticed she was starting to act entitled .. we knew we had to change something.. Before the change .. we had been buying her toys all the time.. we decided to just buy her gifts for special occasions .. birthdays .. Christmas .. The change was immediate .. She became very respectful and thankful .. and no longer acted entitled Parents have to be on the same page when it comes to discipline and reasonable expectations My daughter is 20 years old now .. She's loving .. respectful .. and a wonderful daughter and freind .. I'm so thankful we made the needed changes early in her childhood

[@virginiasoskin9082]

And it truly has to start this young or by the time they are teens they are totally out of control like these entitled girls.

[@miller23misty]

11:31 as a mother of 22yo twin girls, I can honestly say that they for sure gave their dad and I a run for our money! THANK GOD they have grown out of their rebellious ways and we now have our first grandchild, Ryan who is 7 months old! Only by the grace of God! THANK YOU LORD! TO ALL THE GLORY GOES TO YOU! 🙌❤️🙏

[@florenbaron7111]

The way that mother in law plays the victim and lies is awful.

[@sleepyjavanlangur]

Betty is wrong. Butt out of your grown son’s business woman. Whether it works out between him and his wife is none of your business. We mothers are there to support not to break down and you’re breaking down the family with your immature toxic way of being.

[@fayfleur55]

It always starts at home.My Daughter a Teacher,have these type of young people in her class.She is a wonderful Educator but so stressed and thinking of getting out of Teaching. So sad.😢

[@RabidCulture-fr6cx]

😢😢exactly..

[@troubleinthevalley5884]

I wonder if Betty's son's first two wives were also white or if they were Hispanic and that's why she has such a huge problem with Melissa.

[@jeanbush8791]

The mother needs to stop acting like a pathetic victim and take charge of those little demons. If that 6 yr old had been "disciplined" right then, she wouldn't be a problem today.

[@troubleinthevalley5884]

Oh exactly. She said what she didn't do which was hit her but she didn't say what she did do which sounds like she didn't do anything about it. She just seems very kind of weak and passive and obviously more worried about being their friend than their parent

[@smoly37]

The parents act, as if their daughters became like that, one day, all of a sudden. This started somewhere. Children try out their bounderies as soon as they can walk. Puberty is really bad. They're getting hormonal, their brains aren't "finished" iow, not completely developed yet. They do crazy stuff, because of that. Once watched a therapist saying: "I think teens should have a sign on their foreheads, that says: Under Construction.😂😂😂

[@TheUnlovely]

1:27 Someone like this comment to remind me to sample this for an edm song

[@mzywica]

lol that’s so funny

[@troubleinthevalley5884]

Lmfao

[@annemarie3140]

I can't stand the smirks on the faces of those sisters. Sickening.

[@Ann-sf6od]

The smirks on the girls faces are infuriating.

[@smoly37]

Yup. They're knowing exactly what they're doing. It gives me pause. And here is my difficulty: I'm absolutely emancipated, hell, I was born during the 60's. And I'm FOR women working, if they want to (which is a BIG luxury these days, to be able to choose. How many mothers have NO choice but working two or three jobs?). But somewhere along the line something went wrong when it comes to parenting. Now. It's easy to say: turn back time, mom stays at home, dad provides. Meaning: MOM has consequently the task of doing most of the parenting. I always get stuck, with my thoughts, there. It's not the solution and as far as I understand this situation well, dad is staying at home and mom is working. So there IS a parent at home. Then the conclusion has to be: those 2 girls weren't brought up with healthy bounderies, and that's got nothing to do with the distribution of tasks. Wanting to be "your child's best friend" is one of those 60's mistakes. I was very close to my parents but they were still my parents and not my friends. HUGE mistake. Where's your authority when you're "friends"? My father only became my mate after my mom died too early and my dad and me had to move on with our lives. I had a boyfriend from the Caribean and was astonished by the easyness, with which it was accepted, that very young girls in his family got pregnant. Most of them were scared, that after an abortion god would punish them by never giving them children. Their parents didn't talk about contraception- even though most mothers were alone, the father long gone, they STILL didn't think to spare their daughters that. I've seen a lot of such girls being very dissapointed with love, life and parenting; struggling with the help of family. Which is beautiful but I'd rather see them having a carefree childhood. Including safe sex.

[@RabidCulture-fr6cx]

mother has the same smirk

[@smoly37]

Last part: am I going hard with hearing or doesn't the mother know the difference between a gang- member and a gang- banger???

[@stargazer2533]

If she called her mom a b and only got slapped, she was lucky. If I would have called my mom that, I would still be trying to get off the floor. I probably wouldn't have any teeth.

[@gottafindbigfoot]

I'm 51. If I called my 73 year old, 5'2" mom a B, I'd STILL find myself in the next county. Why are parents so permissive these days? They're raising monsters.

[@stargazer2533]

I'm 57. I would have never even thought about calling my mother that! Parents don't know how to parent any more. They are afraid of hurting their children's feelings.

[@apricotls]

So um.. that's not okay either?

[@nikiryan8648]

for most of us, we would never even consider saying that. we learned when were 2 and 3 that the rules would be enforced. so need for the slap at 14. these girls never learned.

[@LacyLola]

I'm so sorry y'all were scared of abuse in your home 💔💙

[@charrski2918]

I don't see it lasting - I think they should send the teens to that ranch and the parents to parenting classes. They are not going to be able to do this on their own.

[@marycreagh9786]

I thought they would be sent to two different ranches couldn’t believe it when dr Phil didn’t arrange that .. maybe that was part of the deal that they wouldn’t be sent away couldn’t see those girls going anyway!!

[@smoly37]

I agree. Only 12 minutes in. My mom got pregnant after having me- she was already considered "old" back when. She was 39. The baby had spina bifida and died during birth or very shortly after. I'm 61 now but I'll NEVER remember how my mom cried when I, at 16, said to her, in a heated argument "Too bad!! You shouldn't have had children, then!!" I never, EVER said something like that again. She's gone for nearly 27 years now and it STILL hurts. These girls are going to be SO sorry when they grow up and have kids of their own.

[@alycatt7323]

@@smoly37

[@pollycebula605]

I don't want her to get mad at me????? That's a huge part of the problem.

[@Bostondoxiebros]

I know, omg... I had to come back to you because and then both of them the daughter the other daughter says the same exact thing verbatim so not that it's anyone's fault 100% but that other daughter it seems to point the finger that she's definitely like a manipulative Moody perhaps controlling one....

[@cooperadventuresofanercoup1497]

Absolutely true 👍

[@hepexhepex3991]

Right! They'd be knocked into next montj if they tried that crap under my roof

[@shelleyburslem3802]

Exactly

[@RabidCulture-fr6cx]

​@@hepexhepex3991😂😂😂

[@smoly37]

The moment I was born, in 1963, the nurse looked at the way my father held me in his arms and immediately told my mother:"Uh Oh. Watch out."Daddy's little girl!"". They BOTH took it to heart and I always had a very close relationship with my father. But I was never, EVER spoiled. My dad found it difficult to say NO, but he did when neccessary. He was a psychologist though- knew what it probably would mean for MY quality of life, if he gave in too much. I had a lot of freedom and was able to explore many things. But first and for all: I developed a very trusting relationship with my parents. I told them if something happened, openly. Even when I knew they wouldn't be pleased; THEY were the first to go to, when I had a problem; at school, with girlfriends, with being in love- we talked and they navigated me. They thought it was my RIGHT, to make my own mistakes, and their duty to teach me how to get back up. It made me, if anything else, strong and independent. And I was quite a handfull at 16. I promise you that...

[@RabidCulture-fr6cx]

You were blessed. Not many have that experience.

[@valorieb5297]

The girls seem a bit on the slow side. Silly grins, staring off in the distance. They don’t seem to be able to express themselves well (“I don’t know” over and over). The girls are too old for the parents to start enforcing respect and discipline. That should happen when kids are younger and flexible. They have had free run of the house too long. You don’t leave kids of this caliber alone in the house while you attend a church marriage retreat for the weekend!

[@juddursua5459]

Soft parenting style.. I blame the parents for this attitudes of his kids

[@Carolyn-d2z]

The 14 year old that's on house arrest must be getting her cigarettes from mom and dad, obviously

[@Carolyn-d2z]

Beer etc.

[@AdriannaNellis]

That boy's mother's obsessed with him. It's creepy the way she whines and looks at him. Stop saying like he's her husband it's sickening. People need to get your life. Especially these old women. And I can say that because i'm sixty five

[@smoly37]

Second part: It's painfull to see. How the MIL says she never wanted to step in between them- but I believe, that NO ONE would be good enough for her son. She will always see things she doesn't like, because she's looking for them. When I met my ex, he was living five minutes from my house- with his 82 year old mom. (That should have alarmed me, but you know how it is, when you're in love...I thought it was cute😢) Because he was officially living with HER, he always had to "go home" after an evening together. He decided to tell her, that he wouldn't do that anymore, each evening. ONE phonecall, and we could be there in five minutes. It was a bit ridiculous. She was still mobile at the time, she could cook and take care of herself. On top of that, my bf went there EVERY day. To see if she needed anything, if she was ok, andsoforth. There were other siblings, living in the same city (they were all from Curaçao, in the Caribean). They obviously had it easy with taking care of their mother: my bf did everything, mostly. When I came into the picture, I did a lot for her too (I was working in healthcare, with geriatric clients, so I knew a thing or two, medically speaking.), but my dad got diagnosed with M. Parkinson, so my focus, of course, shifted. Anyways: the evening after he told her, I was over there for dinner. My bf and I sat at the dinnertable, his mom sat in the livingroom, her back turned towards BOTH of us while she was singing along with songs in Papiamento on her CD- player and they were all sad lovesongs, as my bf explained to me, later. He, himself, was SO embarrased by the whole situation that he had to laugh- it WAS a bit bizar. Indeed if she was his wife, being left for another woman. She also, after that, occasionally mentioned to, f.i. a 5 year old grandchild, "No. Your uncle chose not to live here, anymore". To a 5 year old!! Fortunally she was very fond of me, so the drama faded out; when she didn't feel well, my bf stayed at her place anyway, because his sisters refused to do that. She had a very tiny home, but my bf was good enough to sleep on a matras on the floor, to make her feel safe. She's gone now. I know she had a VERY tough life, being born in a family with 13 siblings. Having to do their whole laundry as a kid, with only a stone, water/creek and some soap and later, having 13 kids herself, married an alcoholic that was beating her and the children repeatedly. She died on the morning of her 95th birthday.

[@levans3447]

Those girls know exactly what they are doing ! They are not five anymore. They need to straighten up. Dad needs to get a grip yesterday.

[@RabidCulture-fr6cx]

If I had a man like that I would be in trouble because I d have to slap him..😂

[@troubleinthevalley5884]

I would love to see an update show with these two girls and see if the parents actually follow through with any of this or where these kids are now

[@darlenerose1127]

Smoking cigarettes at 14 yrs old, I'm sure your probation officer will see this on TV and she should be in violation of her probation. Who is buying her cigarettes? And then drugs and alcohol? Wow,,

[@detroitlady7201]

I swear they need to make a competency test before they let people be parents!!

[@judybachmeyer8275]

Unfortunately Alexis won’t change possibly Elaina will if she has a big enough scare. The younger sister may meet her match either at school or at a party. The person may hurt Elaina or frighten her so badly it will shock her into being good. God Bless such nice parents.

[@AmandaYee-yn9dk]

Good or bad leave the teens alone they have a life and life is not all daisies and ponies think about when u were their age

[@kyleclark9014]

They need an inpatient program for a long time

[@marycreagh9786]

@@AmandaYee-yn9dklife may not be all daisies and ponies but these girls have absolutely no respect for their parents.

[@donnaschatte9515]

​@AmandaYee-yn9dk leave the teens alone? Wow. So just let them keep going on this path of drinking, taking prescription drugs that wasn't prescribed to them, getting arrested, disrespecting & rebelling.. rediculous.

[@AmandaYee-yn9dk]

@@donnaschatte9515 it’s their life why u care as my mother says 2 me ur life ur problem

[@AmandaYee-yn9dk]

Dr phil stop saying intelligent u can say that they’re gorgeous but that’s it

[@smoly37]

That is so true. I'm often annoyed, when I hear him say:"You're an intelligent young woman!" When I think: wait....what?? This girl is everything BUT intelligent.

[@lisabua3]

@@smoly37aaa I po🎉😂 we wwwwp

[@lisabua3]

@@smoly37😂

[@lisabua3]

@@smoly37😂😊😊😊😊😊😅😊

[@lisabua3]

@@smoly37😊

[@troubleinthevalley5884]

How they even got to a point where a 6 year old was angry enough over homework to chase her mother with a bat is baffling to me. What has been going on in that home? That isn't just common 6 year old behavior. That's insane.

[@smoly37]

I did miss that age...I thought she said 16. Did she really claimed 6 years?? That is beyond "normal" behaviour and if my 6 year old would swing a bat at me, the first thing I'd do would be taking the child to a pedriatric behavioural specialist or a psychologist SO fast... I understood these girls were playing up starting at their teens, which would be thirTEEN, at the earliest. But of course: the damage done, already. You'll have to start disciplining as soon as your baby starts realizing there are ways to get what you want. Even though they have kind of an un- developed brain, like a pet, they react on reflexes. They can't speak yet; they have to let you know they need something from you, or something's bothering or hurting them, by crying/screaming. Women that still breastfeed react very strongly to that. As soon as you as a parent feel, like your baby figured out what it needs to do to get your attention, you have to start to ignore them, for a couple of minutes, to let them know you have other things and people to give attention to. (obviously not to the point where your baby cries because it has fallen out of his crib.) Don't want to be negative here, but these parents ARE way too late. Me and my best friend said years ago, reading all kind of horrific stuff about abused children, and how that cirkel of violence and abuse can affect generations to come. You can't "forbid" people to have children. But a national, obliged parenting exam. When you fail at the basic knowledge, you have to take classes. Of course, from a practical point of view, impossible. But it would prevent a lot of unnecessary abuse and pain for children AND parents. ❤

[@miller23misty]

44:36 Let me just say, THANK YOU HEAVENLY FATHER FOR MY MOTHER-IN-LAW! This woman is an absolute SAINT! And I couldn’t have asked for a better MIL! ❤

[@troubleinthevalley5884]

Oh my God at the end right before Betty gave her son a hug, just that sniveling, voice getting quieter, trying so hard to squeeze a tear out, then as he hugs her she's like panting and breathing all fast and hard. Just disgusting. I can't stand people that play the victim it's so manipulative and so gross and Dr Phil is right she didn't hear a word he said she's so busy trying to be right and trying to spout her opinions she's not listening to a damn thing and it's going to sabotage her relationship with her son worse than she already has

[@cosmodcat]

I'm crying while watching your video. Thank you for confirming. I thought I'm crazy.

[@davidsewellclarke4997]

Second video a saying , " A son is a son 'til he gets a wife , but a daughter is a daughter all her life " .

[@smoly37]

Second part: I'm baffled. She keeps saying: "I'm your mother! I'm your mom!" and I don't even get, what she wants to get across. We KNOW you're his mom. Does that mean, in HER eyes, that he has to obey and please her for the rest of her life?? She also starts many sentences with "I don't know why (...)" but she doesn't give anyone a chance to explain "why". She just goes on and on and on. People, that feel the need to continually interrupt others, are in my opinion trying to cover up their guilt and guilty consciense. They KNOW at least some of it is true, but they overwhelm the other with irrational talking talking talking, until nobody knows anymore what the subject is. Nice diversion tactic.

[@HeyMitziGirl]

The one with the blue shirt has a huge attitude. She got caught in a lie about the pregnancy/ fake pregnancy 😂

[@monicabran9108]

The mother in law episode... toxic mothers/ overly religious mothers never realize that they are toxic. They think bc they are our moms there are no boundaries for them. They think it's against God that some children cut them off to have peace in their lives. My mother is kind of like this. My mother is a huuuuge narcissist. My siblings have not spoken to her in 2 months. It's so sad these these people just don't see it.

[@AmandaYee-yn9dk]

They run they run let them suffer that’s called tough love not comando parenting comando parenting is bs

[@betsypavitte8979]

They are all grinning! The girls are “air - heads.” You sure have a lot of work to do Dr. Phil, to wipe the Cheshire grins of their faces first!

[@virginiasoskin9082]

Tyson's mother Betty is WAAAYYY too involved in the lives of her son and his wife. They should move FAR away from her so she is disconnected from them. Betty is spoiling her chances of having a natural and normal relationship because she just REFUSES to accept their marriage. Betty keeps asking Tyson whether he loves her and he professes to love her but she isn't hearing that. Plus she lies about texts and emails that have been printed out and are proof that she meddles in their lives. And she says she NEVVVEEERRR would do or say such things. Well, lady, the texts and emails are right in front of us, so we know you are lying. When they accuse her of things she has done, she wants to know WHEN she did these things. You can't quote days and times for heaven's sake. And if they cannot tell her the time and date she did them, then, to her, they did not happen and she is "right". She is a maddening woman who hears nothing anyone else is saying. She is ruining her chances of being in their lives and she doesn't even realize it because she is so wrapped up in her own emotional trap.

[@susanchristie8446]

How about the ranches for the girls... separate.

[@parveensharif434]

Omg! What’s it called? The dupes complex? In reverse? Even the bible states that a man cleaves to his wife. I have two sons and would never presume to interfere in their lives hoping I’ve taught them well.

[@troubleinthevalley5884]

Betty clearly feels like she lost her husband / son. No mention of a father around so I'm assuming she put all that on Tyson from probably a young age or whenever they lost his father. Now she's acting as if he left her for another woman instead of her son growing up and finding his wife which is the normal healthy thing to do. She literally said she'll do all these things for him and he'll have no need for a wife. Okay are you going to sleep with him too because there's at least one need that a wife is going to give him that you most certainly should not

[@davidsewellclarke4997]

Another Immaculate conception if she is pregnant.

[@smoly37]

Last part: barbiturates and benzodiazepines are the same. That is to say: benzo's are a subgroup from the barbiturates.

[@kareysmithPA]

False positives do happen.

[@ms_deexp]

45:00 omg that mother in law she stutters a lot too when dr.phil was asking if she said the things she said 😂😂😂 she got caugh

[@ninikshoemaker8628]

What is wrong with this family.?

[@nancymulvany2045]

??!!

[@nancymulvany2045]

Agreed

[@nancymulvany2045]

Something not right

[@lolamaude3449]

Pathetic!

[@RabidCulture-fr6cx]

Dad is about to cry...wtf

[@elcheapo9444]

Mom looks like their sister!! 😮😮😮

[@AdriannaNellis]

That's the problem right there. Some of these Mother's are trying to compete with their daughters. And so they let the little brats get away with everything. She does not look like their sister. She looks like somebody who's confused and is ready to get a divorce

[@Bostondoxiebros]

I've been around long enough and I have no Doctor Phil has either that kid pulled something I swapped pee for the test or whatever maybe he brought some in and they didn't check his pockets perhaps he did take something that worked to block it or he waited three days for whatever to drain out of his system it only takes three to five days for things like cocaine and heavy drugs like heroin and stuff 3,4,5 days- boom your completely clean! But Dr Phil also has to go with what he's shown foolproof though I don't understand why he doesn't call it out a little more and mention how it reads out with you I don't know why there's a reason usually why he does & doesn't do things. Idk, I think those mother's not too far off I think that that kid doesn't even know what he is yet and I don't judge it either way I don't think he does I think he's definitely been by and that's my opinion but I think he does use socially. Back to the drug test thing quick that was one annoying thing back when I used to get high and I was a DJ when I had another job or whatever where I wanted to take a drug test all the hard drugs were or seem to be boom boom boom the top like 7 days and it's gone but then marijuana you can find for 30 days plus it's crazy how it gets down into you molecularly if that's the word less than the other stuff.

[@clivesgarage]

That 14 year old looks 38, how?

[@MAKINGULAUGH27]

They look old these kids Must deal with them harshly deterring came and home changes💯

[@pattiblount2046]

The girls looked petrified, which is a good sign. The parents looked like they were about to cry, and that’s a good sign, too.

[@JaydenKai13]

I've seen the sequel to this episode. It ain't pretty. Alaina seemed to be trying to change. Alexis, not even close. Dad pulled the out of treatment early, didn't let them go to the suggested boarding school, and put them into treatment closer to home. ...and asked Dr Phil to pay for it and travel arrangements for their graduation.

[@savage_optimist]

That's crazy!!

[@MsPardal123]

Juvenal jail.

[@davidsewellclarke4997]

In my eyes he seems to be a little sleezy, doesn't really look at Dr Phil when answering his questions.

[@tressamunoz]

Perfect example of how everyone i not cut out to be a parent. These people are what's wrong with this country, they can't be bothered to parent and expect the rest of the world too.

[@AdriannaNellis]

Why are they sitting there acting like? They're scared of those 2 little brats. Them girls have been gone so quick out my house hell no😂😂😂😂😂

[@drewwinegardner7713]

She sounds like a robot ,is it the vaccine?

[@AmandaYee-yn9dk]

Save them from themselves that’s bs they didn’t ask 4 it so don’t do it

[@DarylMartin-c1w]

What plan? What a pile of useless information with no course of action? Useless show! Wth?

[@donnacollins1620]

This dad can’t even look at the camera or probably in your eye when he’s talking.

[@TeresaBlaize]

This mother moves the boyfriend in

[@davidsewellclarke4997]

A Mother knows best .

[@nancymulvany2045]

😮

[@smoly37]

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮!!!!!!!!!! Too!

[@AmandaYee-yn9dk]

There dead there dead there’s nothing u can do

[@rosaliafeal671]

❤Sweetly Blessed Sweetie ❤

[@AmandaYee-yn9dk]

Dr phil f education geez but just have plain old fun

[@patriciahenkleman6241]

Dr Phil please don't fan the flames of civil war just for ratings

[@esekiaesekia3438]

Sorry, Melissa the daughter inlaw is a no good person. Disrespectful ..

[@AmandaYee-yn9dk]

Dr phil stop if u r poor u can do that but if u can afford it than give them the designer labels

[@jacquelinekidwell417]

Stupid comment. The entitlement makes me sick

[@pattiblount2046]

You didn’t hear a word he said.