Octomom Strange Laughing Fits on The View
If you haven’t seen the latest Octomom interview on The View, you’ll be shocked. Her sudden outbursts of high pitched laughter are very surprising. The woman on The View actually call her out on the strange laughter, and at the end one of the ladies even mocks her. During the interview she shifts swiftly in her seat to try to answer all of the interviewers questions, but seems very confused and HYPER. Is this the way she always acts, or is she on something?
Octomom pregnant again?
She even mentions that she would have more kids if it came up in the future!
March 1st, 2010 at 1:36 am
Yes, her choice to have the eight children is controversial. It reveals an obvious emotional imbalance. Her laugh however, is entirely irrelevant. Everyone has their own process of learning and growing in this life and she, like all of us, has issues to work out. But her process should not be judged. Just like we should not judge our own individual process of learning. It all works out in perfect time- there is no misstep.
I’m just saying, give her a break. Don’t create drama where there is none. She appears fine. High energy is usually a sign of health. The best we can do for each other and for humanity is offer patience, compassion, and understanding. There is greater truth beyond the drama and criticism we impose upon our realities. Just offer some love- first to yourself and then to others. Learn to live in your heart and allow yourself to be happy.
This is just a plea from someone who wants to see more goodness in the world.
March 1st, 2010 at 9:53 am
her high energy is a sign of craziness and possibly some kind of drug use… you don’t think she may have used something to lose that weight that fast?
How do you know what her “process” is?
March 1st, 2010 at 11:20 pm
Breast feeding burns thousands of calories, I can at least say that. And being a mom, itself, is a workout.
But my point however, is that her life, with all its highs and lows, is her own learning process. It’s not our place to judge. I don’t know your life or what you go through each day, it would be unfair for me to take a few looks at you, see some decisions you made, and then criticize you. I have to offer understanding. We all learn and grow at our own rates. No rate is bad, no rate is good… its just ours.
I don’t know what her process is and neither do you. But we don’t need to know.
To pick her apart with judgement and criticism is recognizing only the false image of her that you have in your mind. You don’t see her is what I’m saying. None of us can truly see her- that is unless we deeply deeply knew her in a kind of heart to heart connection. And so our judgement is unfair and useless, and it offers no goodness or support.
When you judge others, you so easily start to judge yourself- negatively. But these are only judgements, they are not the truth, and it only does you a disservice- it leads to mental breakdowns and feelings of inferiority (as you are constantly comparing yourself to others). And it gives all your power away. You no longer feel secure, because you tear yourself down and you have to rely on others to and their positive judgments to feel good about yourself. I know because this issue was a part of my own learning process. But I’ve healed, and now I can help others heal.
This is just a negative cycle I recognize in the world, and if people could see the truth, then It would surely stop. The truth is that we are all absolutely beautiful- we are all soulfully perfect, but we deny it when we accept the negative judgements we impose upon ourselves. Just let yourself be. just as you should let Nadya be. All we can do to someone who we recognize might be struggling, is offer our support.
Again, this is just a plea from someone who wants to see more goodness in the world.
March 21st, 2010 at 4:24 pm
She obviously has something going on with that erratic behavior…I find it interesting she worked in a mental institution as she seem like she would have been a patient…she is very odd and her decisions reckless. ????
March 22nd, 2010 at 12:20 pm
To Anonymous:
You want more good in the world? There is no one that is good, in this entire world.
No, not one.
But I get your point.
It’s interesting how so many people in this nation think it is their business as to how many babies any person should have, as if they have a say. And this goes beyond this case, you see it in the comments and attitudes of many many people towards families with several children. It gives those who are judging a moment of self righteousness.
Hypocritical really.
All of you who believe in “don’t judge” do not practice it. As a matter of fact, your interpretation of “judge not”, which by the way, came from Jesus, is clearly wrong. But go and find what that means.
Everyone judges. Yes, everyone.Yes, including me.
I wonder what He meant when He said “judge not.”
Hmmm.
July 8th, 2010 at 3:27 pm
I was shocked at the these educated woman on the View laughing and making fun of Nadya. I lost all respect for the View. I haven’t watched it since. We all worry about Nadya and why she has so many children and how she will raise them, but to make fun of somebody because of it… I couldn’t believe it. I would never be able to trust any of those women who sit around discussing lives of other people and having no respect for them. Shame on you!
July 21st, 2010 at 11:27 pm
plain and simple: octomom should have her uterus dug out with a rusty spork.
July 24th, 2010 at 1:20 pm
To derbie
You are the lowest form of life. Narrow minded and evil.