u/Adri0228

I’m watching Season 10 and just got to the trip where Meghan starts crying about how deeply she loves her stepchildren. The other women seem to judge her and act like it’s strange or unhealthy that she wishes they were her biological children. Looking back, especially knowing she’s now estranged from her biological kids, I’m wondering if I’m missing something. Am I crazy for thinking there’s nothing wrong with loving your stepchildren as if they were your own? Sure, it’s unfortunate when a divorce means you only get to see children part-time, but if I had kids and a stepmother became part of their lives, I would want her to genuinely love and care for them. That seems like a positive thing, not something to criticize. I’m honestly confused about why the women treated it like such a terrible emotion. Am I alone in thinking her feelings were completely normal?

I’m just getting into Season 11, and Scott shipped Tinsley “one of his cars” the Bentley. In Season 10, he was sending huge flower arrangements and flying out her glam team. I knew he had money from his business (and enough to date Tinsley), but I’m kind of confused because the lifestyle shown seems beyond just basic wealth compared to some of the others. Does he come from money, or does he have other businesses? I feel like I’m missing something.

I’m watching Season 10 and just got to the part where Dorinda and Sonja argue about JPM leaving Sonja because she was “fooling around in the South of France,” compared to Dorinda becoming a widow at Luann's in the Hamptons. I’m curious because Sonja talks so much about her past marriage and always makes it sound like it was this perfect, romantic relationship. First, it’s kind of hard to imagine someone like him being that close and romantic with the version of Sonja we see on TV. Second, is there actually any evidence or proof that cheating is why they divorced? She says it’s all rumors, but everyone seems to repeat the same story.