How To Destroy Everything

Sharing your story is extremely vulnerable and will be healthy with the precious friends you have applauding you. Blessings to you and your family for making new connections and creating new memories with your wife and children.

I am at the end of 3, don’t stop! I know this is hard ,but you are speaking for me!

Very interesting subject matter, cannot stand the stage acting monologue delivery. It makes the whole thing sound made up, even if it isn’t and it’s so grating to the ears.

My work includes legal representation of neglected and abused children. Proving emotional abuse is extremely difficult so, for me, listening to the episodes has provided highly-entertaining online learning. (If you guys could work out Continuing Legal Education credits, that’d be great, lol.) Danny and Sandy, thanks for your honesty; I admire your bravery! Hearing the perspectives of Richard’s spouse, friends, neighbors, etc. has been fascinating and informative. When investigating emotional/ pathological abuse, it’s important to “cast a wide net.” People surrounding the child see glimpses of the abuse but never the full extent. Please keep sharing your story; the world needs to learn from it! P.S. Hearing Danny and Darren unpack, then understand, why Sandy walked down the aisle and married Richard, despite her father’s last-minute words, was everything.