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if she didn't get her way. Ridge today, reminded her of that. He wants to go find a home of her own and then she can see Deacon.
He tells her it's his home.
He tells her it's his home.
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and now she is standing there like a child being put on tme out pouting!!! "have you talked to my mom about this??" ridge said HE AIN"T ASKING her to leave! he is making it clear!! pack yours and your daddy's bags and get to stepping!!!
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Ridge is right. It's about time someone makes Hope live up to her ultimatums and stop enabling her entitlement.Comment
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That part was funny, she was the one to make that threat and now every single person can see she never lives up to her word. She never thought they wouldn't give in to her demands. Hope really thought Ridge will tolerate Deacon around him and the home he's living in all the time. Just imagine Bridget coming back for Christmas or new year and walking in on that mess. Hope is entirely selfish and don't care who she hurts as long as she gets her way.Comment
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I don't think Hope cares for one minute what Ridge wants or will tolerate just like Ridge doesn't care what Hope wants. I agree that hope rarely lives up to her word but who can see Hope doesn't live up to her word in this one particular instance? How do they know Hope wouldn't have left had Brooke stuck to her guns and said Deacon's not welcome on my property?
Bridget comes home to the mess that is her mother and Bridget's step-daughter/half sister why would Bridget want to deprive her sister from her father because of the sins of their mother?
Besides how many times did Bridget come back for Christmas or New Year while Deacon was in prison and she knew for sure he wouldn't be around? Has Bridget ever come back for Christmas or New Year? A couple years ago when Bridget was home and Quinn showed the embarrassing video of Bill and Brooke kissing didn't Bridget defend Brooke and try to get Katie to see what all she had been willing to forgive when it comes to Brooke? And didn't Bridget just recently remind Hope and Liam what she was willing to forgive and encourage Hope to do the same when it comes to Liam and Steffy and the who's the daddy storyline?
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The minute he brought up the subject, you could see the angry look on her face. Of course she will tell Brooke that Ridge is being selfish. She has always been selfish and no one sees it. Everyone sees her as giving but she is only giving when it is money that was handed to her and she can can take credit for being a wonderful human being for sharing a little of what was not hers to begin with.Comment
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Hope's statement about Ridge telling her to leave "my mother's property" showed that she totally dismisses the fact that her mother is married to Ridge. Of course, she's learned that attitude from her mother who totally dismisses the fact that Ridge has children too.Comment
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Maybe it's the motivation Hope needs. Leaving is the only way she's finally going to be treated like an adult and it's time she acts like an adult. That dungeon is no place for a growing family. It's past time for Hope/Liam to find a decent place to live.Comment
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Thought she had a successful clothing line? Hubby works...so, WHY are they still mooching off grown adults rent-free?? Woman-up and GTFO; should have your own damn spot, anyway.
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I'm glad Ridge threw that in her face that it was her idea (threat) to move out of the cabin. She is still quite immature and unappreciative to be given a place to live with Liam to raise her daughter.
And she doesn't really care no if what she wants is upsetting Ridge. She has no respect for her mother's marriage. She is just thinking
about herself and what she wants. She's so child-like.
Liam isn't even a thought in her mind and what he wants because she know she can coerce him to come around to her way of
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I LOVED it....
And the anger on Hope's face at being called on her bluff just made it that much sweeter.
She blackmailed Brooke to keep her in line and it worked - Brooke acknowledge that Hope calls all the shots, and is her boss.
Too bad so sad she's not also Ridge's boss. Knowing how much this is going to infuriate Brooke and end Bridge makes me enjoy it all the more.
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Of course she was upset, when she offered it was under the condition that she was still wanted and loved, but throwing her out gives the opposite statement. Ridge making her out to be a stain on the family and now wanting to get rid of her is a complete different situation.Comment
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Nothing remotely of the sort with Ridge. He's protecting his feelings. If he really was so secure with Brooke then he wouldn't be acting like this. It's not right to put his fears of Brooke's fidelity on Hope and treating Hope as if she was a monster. -
Deacon is with Shelia which Ridge knows. No one told him that Shelia thing was a lie. Deacon told Hope and Brooke and neither informed Ridge. However neither Hope or Brooke knows that Deacon is still hanging out with Shelia. Ridge has every right to be concern about both of those convicts. Shelia is still and always will be a psycho and Deacon is still manipulating and conning. -
B-Hold If I remember correctly, Brooke was the only one who heard Deacon say that he and Sheila weren't in a relationship. Hope walked in after that. That's what has me especially irritated as Hope doesn't see that as a concern. And while Deacon can say that he and Sheila aren't a couple, he can't say that he has nothing to do with her or that he isn't sharing information with her on a daily basis.
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I absolutely loved it too and couldn't believe what I was hearing. I'm not particularly a Ridge fan, but I'm with him all the way on throwing Hopie dearest (she could really play a young JC I'm telling ya) OUT!! It's way past time for she and Liam to find their own doggone place!! Hope is in this storyline front and center, but at least there will be some interesting action coming down the pike. Anything that ruffles Hope and Brooke's feathers make me very happy.Originally posted by kendallalways View PostI LOVED it.... And the anger on Hope's face at being called on her bluff just made it that much sweeter.
She blackmailed Brooke to keep her in line and it worked - Brooke acknowledge that Hope calls all the shots, and is her boss.
Too bad so sad she's not also Ridge's boss. Knowing how much this is going to infuriate Brooke and end Bridge makes me enjoy it all the more.Last edited by prpnc; December 4, 2021, 08:38 PM.Comment
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Why doesn't Ridge just admit the truth. Why doesn't he just tell Hope if your father is here on this property I'm scared to death my wife is going to end up in bed with him just like she did 25 years ago when you were conceived. She willingly betrayed her own daughter so she sure as heck will betray me and I'm afraid I can't breathe without your mother.
The way I see it, when Brooke told Hope Deacon isn't welcome on her property, Hope had two choices.
1. Tell Brooke okay then I won't have my father in my home
2. Tell Brooke okay I respect your rules so I will move somewhere that both my parents will be welcome.
I thought Hope made the right choice by telling her mother she will move off her property. It was Brooke who told Hope no no no I don't want you to leave my property okay okay you can have your father in your home.
How can Ridge possibly think Brooke and Deacon will spend less time together if they will both be visiting Hope in some other house that Ridge is not welcome in? And what happened to Deacon being too dangerous to be around the children? Suddenly he's not so dangerous he can be around the children including Douglas carte blanche far way away from Ridge's watchful eye?
Ridge is nothing but a jealous raging joke throwing everything against the wall seeing what sticks when it comes to why they need to exile Hope's father.
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PeaceOut no Ridge has not explained enough when it comes to Deacon because Ridge has yet to tell the truth.
Ridge is shooting at the most vulnerable target and that's Brooke's daughter. He's got her daughter caught between a rock and a hard place. Hope moves out she makes Ridge happy she stays she makes her mother happy. Neither her or Liam want to move out. When she suggested to Liam they move out Liam was totally against it. So Hope has two parents, Brooke and Ridge, each telling her to do the opposite when it comes to where she lives. She and Liam both want to do what Brooke is telling her to do which is stay.
What is it Brooke knows darn well she should be doing but she isn't doing? Telling Deacon that he is not welcome in the main house, he's to limit his time on their property to Hope's cabin, he's not to approach Brooke outdoors. If Brooke is visiting Hope and Deacon arrives Brooke should leave immediately out of respect to Ridge. Brooke should be telling Deacon she's off limits.
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Steffy and Finn have both visited at the cabin without Brooke's presence, and Brooke doesn't even need to go there to see Hope as Hope comes to the main house with regularity. Having Brooke and Deacon there at the same time is totally unnecessary, unless they want to be there at the same time.
Where did the notion of Deacon moving into the cabin come from? Are they adding an extension, or will he be sleeping on the couch? As Liam doesn't even want Deacon in Hope's life, I can't imagine that he'd be OK with having him living with them. Or maybe Liam is expected to concede to anything Hope wants?
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RedheadTeacher I'm not aware of any notion that Deacon move into the cabin.
I agree Brooke doesn't need to go down to the cabin when Deacon is visiting Hope. Brooke could tell Deacon he's not welcome in the main house and he's not to approach Brooke anywhere on the property. However that's not what Brooke's doing. Brooke is telling Deacon he's welcome. He's sitting in her living room right now they're about 6 inches if that far from one another reminiscing about old times.
I was talking about when Hope gets a new place. Moves like Ridge ordered she do. Then Brooke and Deacon can run into each other anytime at Hope's new place especially if Hope asked Deacon to move into the new place. Maybe it'll have a guest house. Paris didn't have any trouble finding Finn in Steffy's guest house.
I'm saying I think Ridge is a fool for telling Hope to move thinking that's going to put an end to Brooke and Deacon. I think Brooke and Deacon will have much more opportunity to be together if Hope is living elsewhere and it won't be under Ridge's watchful eye.Last edited by Quintessential; December 6, 2021, 08:35 AM.
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Amen OP, amen to everything you said!Comment
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