u/fireiris530

This man is so thick, and his use of the narcissists' playbook is so obvious. His friends have made clear that what makes them uncomfortable is A) the verbal abuse of his wife, and B) the unwanted and admitted groping of his female friends.

Just like at the rental house where he runs around shouting "triggered," him running around the club shouting "uncomfortable" to try to invalidate these real concerns is just cringe. He's the most childish, unwatchable human.

Nothing outlines how Danny views his wife/children's roles in his life more than gagging at a dribble of baby vomit and then 2 seconds later nagging your wife to have another baby. They are mere ornaments in his life- period.

This damage control scene was so uncomfortable, but mostly because it really shows how detached and uncomfortable he is with his own baby. First time new dad Luke (who is awful) seems 1000% more comfortable than Danny holding his FOURTH child while Nia has to direct every movement. He has zero intuition for his child and the resentment was all over his face that he was being made to be the parent and couldn't say no in front of the cameras.

After watching Kristin's disturbing fangirling over Nia and Danny's abusive marriage, I'm wondering if maybe they joined their church? This could also explain the "it's only 15 minutes" comment her 'therapist' made about her having post partem sex with Luke. That sounds way more like something a church counselor would say than an actual licensed therapist.

Ladies, beware of church that uses religion as a smokescreen for misogyny!

I am not here for Kristin defending Danny all over the aftershow and on Instagram. She's so far up Nia's a$$ that she's willing to defend blatant misogyny. I don't believe she doesn't 100% see what goes on.

She says they're modeling their own relationship on D/N... well look at how Luke is treating her. Obviously these boys are sharing notes on how they view their wives so incredibly disrespectfully.

Watching Danny's behavior on the train it finally clicked for me what's going on here. The subtle put downs, refusing to hold the baby so she can eat- He knows Nia is wildly out of his league, and he's chipping away at her self esteem so she doesn't realize it.

The irony is, when men do this, their partners usually do end up reaching a breaking point and leave. If he was just a supportive, helpful partner she probably never would.