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In reply to the discussion: Anyone else notice how miserable Melania looks whenever she is near the Donald? [View all]Blue_Roses
(13,884 posts)58. Well, I feel for her...
and while what goes on in their marriage is none of our business, I can't help but feel compassion for her and her young son. I think that's why she liked Michelle Obama so much, because she had found a kindred soul who was genuinely kind to her for just being her--not Trump's wife. I imagine Michelle was warm, welcoming, and personable, just like a friend would be. Melania probably needed that feeling of genuine kindness. She doesn't seem to have any friends and that can get REAL lonely, especially being married to someone like Trump. I really feel for her...
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Anyone else notice how miserable Melania looks whenever she is near the Donald? [View all]
Bozvotros
Jan 2017
OP
I caught a few seconds of their dance before I shut off the TV- she leans way, way away from him.
NBachers
Jan 2017
#6
peoplewho live their lives demanding others share their morality are fair game nt
msongs
Jan 2017
#18
True True...what happens in a marriage is private...but when you are in the public eye
TrekLuver
Jan 2017
#46
She's very uncomfortable with public attention, it's not her culture, she doesn't know what to do
betsuni
Jan 2017
#56
All sorts of psychodrama could be involved, but like many young women, she could easily have
tblue37
Jan 2017
#62
I have a co worker who does this...she doesn't wait for people...walks ahead of them.
TrekLuver
Jan 2017
#48
No not at all...and I have many examples of this behavior from her. I'm sure this is nothing
TrekLuver
Jan 2017
#51
Who the hell knows what the hell is really going on in that "relationship"...I for one am not
TrekLuver
Jan 2017
#47
The happiest she looked that evening, was when she was dancing with that young soldier
Lady_Chat
Jan 2017
#63