Josh Murray - Amanda Stanton - BIP 3 - Discussion

Damn women always on their phones and never on time for anything. If only feminism had never happened.

Women usually have the issue of men not loving the kids at all. And only wanting the woman, by herself. Amanda and Josh have the opposite problem. If he could, Josh would probably snatch the babies and leave Amanda high and dry. What a first! IMO.

See now whereas some look at this as Josh being angry, I look at it as him just joking abut the phone thing while they're on a date. It is annoying when people do that. This is totally something I would say about my hubby (with the same angry emoticon which I love to use, even though I'm not really mad). I get the feeling these two just like to rib each other a bit, all in fun.  She's done it too. Seems they both can take it.

But I do agree that Josh seems very attached to those girls now. I don't think it takes away from his love for Amanda though, just adds to it. I hope this works out. I know they have had their share of troubles but I hope they are committed to working through them and getting stronger as a couple for all of their sakes.

I love that Josh doesn't hide who he is. I see him as a multidimensional person who wears his emotions on his sleeve. I love that and never understood why people think he's fake. When he's happy it's written all over his face, when he's not you see it in his eyes. IMO it's normal to have many emotions and I appreciate that he puts himself out there and is authentic. IMO, I'm not a big fan of my husband being in the phone when we're out to eat.

I find it extremely rude for someone to be playing around on their phone when they are out with me. So I get it, joke or not.

Isn't this a case of pot meet kettle?  He had to be on his phone at the time too, in order to take the pic or record it for snapchat and share it.  Or am I missing something?

LOL true dat!

Kashathediva wrote:I find it extremely rude for someone to be playing around on their phone when they are out with me. So I get it, joke or not.

IA with this, Kasha.  My husband and I were in a restaurant and this really nice family came in and sat down.  Mom, dad, son, daughter.  Kids were probably in their mid teens.  Before they even looked at the menu they all, including mom and dad, at the same time pulled out their phones and I don't think they looked up the entire time they were there.  Even when their food came they had phone in one hand and fork in the other.  I think this is rude or at the very least sad that instead of the family catching up with each other they were too involved with their phones.

Ladybug82 wrote:Isn't this a case of pot meet kettle?  He had to be on his phone at the time too, in order to take the pic or record it for snapchat and share it.  Or am I missing something?

Yup! He snapchats as much as her, if not more.. I guess the phones have to go away only when Josh orders it.

I think Josh and Amanda have a cute banter that I and their fans enjoy especially when it's real world issues like being on the phone on a date. I have a feeling that Josh isn't the dominant one in this relationship. He moved into Amanda's turf with her kids/friends, etc.

I'm all for putting down the phone and actually interacting with the the people you are with, but that was not the situation here.  

Personally, I don't find whining and complaining about someone being on their phone while you're on yours all that cute, funny or consider it banter.  Seems a bit hypocritical IMO, but then, with these two and their need to overshare, be the center of attention and continual need to receive praise and approval from people that don't know them and try to prove the world wrong (That they are all loving, this is meant, to be etc.), I'm not surprised.  

But that's JMOAA.

Ladybug82 wrote:I'm all for putting down the phone and actually interacting with the the people you are with, but that was not the situation here.  

Personally, I don't find whining and complaining about someone being on their phone while you're on yours all that cute, funny or consider it banter.  Seems a bit hypocritical IMO, but then, with these two and their need to overshare, be the center of attention and continual need to receive praise and approval from people that don't know them and try to prove the world wrong (That they are all loving, this is meant, to be etc.), I'm not surprised.  

But that's JMOAA.

Pretty much anything they post can be interpreted negatively or positively depending on your viewpoints. Post seems harmless fun to me!