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Grandpa Roman and say "What da h*ll?" when he walked in on Sami & EJ. I like how he stands up to Sami and tells her like it is. She is such a flake. All of the things she "does for her children" and yet she hardly ever spends time with them.
far better than she knows herself. He has heard so many of her lies that he can easily recognize when she is lying, and that is a sad state of affairs. I think Will loves his mon, but he has no respect for her decisions; I can’t say that I blame him.
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because he does not allow Sami to lie her way out of a situation when he knows full well that what she says and what she does are two entirely different things. He grew up with a pathological liar for a mother and he can see through her like she was glass. I’m glad to see he doesn’t take any guff off of E.J. either. That self-serving ass doesn’t give a squat about Will or Ali, regardless of how hard he tries to make Sami believe that he does. I’m surprised he hasn’t joined Lucas in China by now.
I can’t believe he could disrespect his mother like that. Who does he think he is, HER mother? I don’t care what he thinks she is doing, he gets no say in who she may or may not have feelings for. Yes, he sees her for what she is but that is certainly no way to talk to one’s mother. And I bet if Rafe was there, he would have told him so. I’m sorry, I can’t have any sympathy for him and his sassy mouth and I think Sami ought to set him straight instead of always apologizing to him.
I like this new backbone-having Will! Yes, he may speak to Sami a bit disrespectfully, but he’s 17… who didn’t give their parents a piece of their mind at that age?! At least he’s saying all the things that WE would like to say to her! And when it comes from Will, she tends to take it to heart more than she would from someone else.
Yes he was disrespectful to his mother but she hasn’t earned any respect frankly. She lies all the time and he is no longer a child and called her out on it. As far as his behavior is concerned, if Sami doesn’t like it she should blame her own bad parenting. Bravo Will!
It seems like we are the only ones that feel children should be respectful of their parents, regardless of their character flaws. Now if Sami were a drunken drug addict that was never at home and hung out in bars, I could go along with Will’s attitude.
when I reflect on "respect" to my mother – I loved her because she was my mother – but I never respected her – because of what she did, how self absorbed she was and how she treated her family from her parents to her husband to her children – she didn’t drink or anything, but she was hell on wheels and all three of us children left home as soon as we were able to – I though it was just us the immediate family – but from what her 83 year old sister tells me – my mother was like that from the time she was a teenager and has never changed to this day…
So Will, I think, was correct in calling his mother on her behavior, let’s face it, if a teenager can see what Sami is like, (and she has three more small children still to raise), perhaps Sami at some point will get a clue and realize what she is doing. I used to tell my mother many times over the years that she didn’t know what simple joy and happiness was and some day she was going to be on her death bed and wonder…my mother just said on those occasions that she was happy in her younger years – I’d tell her to live for today, we’re not guarenteed tomorrow…to this day (I haven’t seen her in a year), I know that she is still like that. Sami reminds me of my mother…maybe that’s why I am so tough on her character. Now where’s Marlena’s couch?
Good for you, Pammy, for sticking to your principles and being a voice of reason here and, for what it’s worth, I whole-heartedly agree with you. Will is NOT Sydney, or Johnny, or Ali. He’s a 17-year old extremely cognitive young man where his mother is concerned, and who has been mentally abused by his mother’s life-long habit of lying to suit her own needs his entire life. He has seen and managed to live through the trauma she has caused in not only his life, but in her own, as well as the harm it has brought to their family. He wants so badly for his *hit for brains mother to be someone he can be proud of. Instead, what does she do? She runs to a family who has done nothing but attempt in every way possible to destroy the Bradys, and Sami along with them. Will doesn’t want to see that any longer. He, himself, accepted an invitation to live with the Dimeras, and why … to get away from Sami or to get away from E.J. Dimera? Thank you, but it was directly because he could not stand E.J. living with him and his mother, and Sami knew that. So, does she take that into consideration? Does she take her son’s side because she loves her children so much? No. Instead, she allows the very person that she knew her son was running away from to talk her into moving back into that hell-hole. And why was that, because he cared about anyone other than his own sick needs? Seems to me he saw an opportunity to pull the wool over her eyes once again by using his father’s manipulation of him to gain control over getting her away from Rafe and back with him. I can love Sami one day and hate her the next, but that’s not what I’m here to debate. I’m here to say bully for you, Will, along with you, Pammy, and that I, too, can fully understand Will’s feelings as well as his lashing out at Sami this way. Once again, it proves to me that he can’t take much more of her lies, and I can’t say that I blame him for that, no matter how he expresses it to her. I can hope, however, that he has that magnificent moment in time when the next time he gets in her face is when he can truthfully say to her: "I told you so."
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