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I sometimes watch his show, only because it preceeds Judge Judy, which is the ONLY thing on during the day that I can somewhat tolerate.
About 2 years ago, when the Dr Phil/Judge Judy Power Hours was started, I caught my first episode of Dr. Phil.
The situation was that a woman was married to a man who was a compulsive cheater, as in, infidelity.
In the at-home taping part (where they do the interviews that preceeds their appearance on the show), the wife is saying that she's got a fulltime job, 3 kids, and is always running around doing SOMETHING, and that the husband explains that he cheats because she's always too busy doing house, work, and kid stuff.
They show the woman welcoming her husband home, and she's wearing a robe and her hair is in a towel. Looks like she just got out the shower.
SO during the on-stage interview, Dr. Phil actually TOLD the woman that perhaps if she dressed nicer and acted like she was pleased to see her husband then he wouldn't cheat on her.
The woman responded that she WAS happy to see her husband, but he got home late at night, and all during the day she's either working her job, shuttling kids back and forth from school and games, or doing housework, cooking, cleaniing, etc.
That's no excuse as far as Dr Phil was concerned. He outright told her that unless she RESPECTED her husband's needs and took the time to dress up, put on makeup, and not be so surly about her role as wife and mother, she could only EXPECT that he would continue to cheat on her.
:wtf:
Nothing at all said about this guy who admittedly and openly stated that he had unprotected sex with a variety of one-night stands. No mention of the fact that he is subjecting his wife and children to a plethora of sexually transmitted diseases and bodily-fluid-transmitted diseases.
No mention about he constantly DISREPCTS HIS WIFE AND CHIDLREN by having wonton sex as a way to 'get back' at her and her audacity to be a parent to their children.
Nope. None of that.
It was all her fault for not being a fucking Miss America contestant 24 hours a day.
That was the last time for a LONG time that I watched Dr. Phil.
It seems now that recently he's toned down his "blame the woman" aspect of cheating males and generally lays the blame squarely on the shoulders of the cheater, while still getting in a few digs at the cheated-on spouse for not meeting needs at home in one way or another.
--- As far as the episode you're talking about, I saw that, and I thought the same thing.
He's callling his wife nothing more than a walking dick-sucker, and that is her pure reason for living. He obviously does NOT see her as a human being otherwise he wouldn't have to tell her (instruct her) how to take a shower properly, how to brush her teeth properly, and how to feed the cat properly.
Thanks to him, she's more perfect than she was before she met him. If only ALL of us wayward suckholes had such upstanding men in our lives.
I got the feeling during that interview that he humiliated her more than what the camera showed. I have a feeling there were really big issues with their sexlife. She seemed pretty beat down, especially since she was AGREEING that yes, she DID shower wrong, and yes, she DID need his guidance about how to brush her chompers. I think he's had to 'teach' her alot in the bedroom too, probably about how she's not a good suckhole, and how her needs aren't nearly as important as his.
Dr Phil is an assface republican assface. I hate that man. In his world, everything is SO simplistic. Don't want your spouse to cheat--tell them not to. Have a whiny kid, just tell them not to whine.
Someone once made the mistake of taking Dr. Phil seriously. They should have never done that and left him at his old job of grilling potential jurors.
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