The pot is practically screaming that the kettle is black.

  Last night, The Ex shared a video titled "Busy Dad Gets Wake Up Call" on her Facebook.  Along with this video, she tagged Boyfriend and wrote:
"[Boyfriend first & last name]... Don't ever message me and ask me if the kids are with me... I got them excited that you were going to call... Don't you EVER tell them you will call them again tomorrow, next week. Because your tomorrows are months...
I have kept our kids safe and protected them from so much. You killed ME, when I told them you were calling and didn't. For your kids, watch this to the end..."

  The Ex's "best friend" (The woman who "held The Ex and Ned together" during their "shitty wedding" and is divorced from a relative of Boyfriend's) was the first to comment:
"Unfortunately, broken promises run in his family.  But like I tell [the friend's son], remember how you feel so you never do the same thing to your children.  Your kids will grow up to be great people and parents because you and [Ned] care for and love them everyday."
  The Ex replied:
"[Friend's first and last name] you are best! Thanks! Watching this brought back so many bad memories... 1 being him..."
  The friend replied:
"Try not to remember the bad memories, concentrate on making great memories 😊"

  Another woman commented that she knows how this feels with her own kids.  Then there was a comment by The Ex's cousin:
"The video made me cry! 😭😭 so sorry you ladies have endured so much hurt and broken promises. You are some strong women who are laying a valuable foundation for your kids. They are soo lucky to have you guys. 🥰 this video is a good reminder for us all to take a step back and remember what's most important. I'm finding that time flies by with our little ones 🤧"

  Obviously, everyone that The Ex has surrounded herself with is drinking the kool-aid and believing that everything that comes out of her mouth is gospel; she's just a devoted, loving mother who wants what's best for her kids but look at how evil their fathers are!!!

  I'm still trying to comprehend how the hell she thinks that she "kept their kids safe and protected them from so much."  Once again, she exposed Son and Daughter to Boyfriend's alcoholism, altered their lives multiple times, was absent from their lives while blaming Husband for it, etc.  Apparently, Son and Daughter were not important enough to "keep safe" or "protect from so much."  And let's not even get started on the way that she treats Lucifer...

  But don't you worry, guys!!  She kept BOYFRIEND'S kids safe and protected them "from so much."  Boyfriend killed HER when he didn't call.  He'd better not EVER say he's going to call them tomorrow.  And she is posting this video just for him because she is obviously the go-to for information on how to be a good parent.

  I am trying so hard not to post something on Facebook telling "nobody in particular" that they ought to watch where they're pointing fingers and calling out other people in public when they've got a plethora of skeletons jammed into their own closet that are just begging to be let out into the light.

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