Topic : 01/01 Revenge of the Exes

As I watched this show I felt several emotions to include anger, sympathy and disgust.  I was angry that somone could actually think she is justified in destroying the life of a man, because "someone" says he broke her heart.  My sympathy also goes out to her, because she is in a great deal of pain herself, that is why she is trying to hurt "the men" of the world.  She is still hating from her own past hurts and she is in denial if she says different.  The wedsite is a disgusting disgrace to woman kind.  Ladies...Get Over It...Let It Go.  Life is too short to spend the rest of it calling names, revisiting the pain and trying to make someone pay because the relationship did not last.  I was in a marriage for 32 years, he cheated and cheated again.  I divorced him, took back my own life, and moved on.  I have no desire to revist "what he did" and how much it hurt, everyday for the rest of my life.  I am a bigger person than that, besides why give someone the pleasure of knowing that you still have an emotional link to them.  Let it go...and LIVE.

 cannot believe Tasha won't just take off the false accusations against Todd. She didn't argue her case well, she made herself look extremely rude and uncaring. So what if the website is a forum. Be human and understand someone else's point of view.

 Hello, excuse me.. you have no idea if those accusations as you call them are true or not, you are only assuming. You cannot force anyone to remove content from their site just because you say it is not true. She did not make any accusations, she only created a forum for this kind of content, which is not against the law. Have you ever wondered why he is not suing the writer herself? Do you not find it odd that he was interested in what car Tasha drove? OR how much monies she  earns from her website?

 Dr. Phil,

After  reading these posts off and on all afternoon, I am pleading with you to allow people from both sides to come on your show and have an debate on the Tasha and Todd issue's. I for one would love to talk to some of these posters face to face just to ask their age.

I'm just curious, objectively speaking.  Let's say I had a website, and my anonymous friend were to post your full name and home town on a website, then begin to accuse you of being a closet Neo-Nazi.  She would then proceed to make the statement that you supplement your income by hanging dolls on nooses and selling them as "Happy Lynchings" Christmas ornaments, and that for $10 extra you add little lights at the feet of the dolls to simulate fire.

My friend is safely anonymous, and I have no idea if these assertions are true or not.  The assumption is based purely on the fact that you only use two periods to space out your declarative statements, vice three (Hello, excuse me.. ), a trait commonly considered the trademark of your average Neo Nazi lynching doll salesperson.

This can neither be proven nor disproven, and I could care less either way.  I'm not responsible for what the average anonymous poster puts there.  My website is also hugely popular and well advertised, easily accessable to many career-related personnel who do research on potential future employees.

Does it matter mow?