Quote:
Originally Posted by HejiraNYC
The documentary pretty much speaks for itself- it was really tacky and unnecessary for him to proclaim her at death's door repeatedly. I just know that if I was in a situation where a life partner is about to pass on, I would not be wasting time talking shop with Katie Couric.
|
He probably is beside himself and doesn't really know how to behave; other than to grieve what seems to be the inevitable. It seems clear to me they have both experienced the 'loves of their life' in finding eachother. No doubt the intiating of interviews was on the side of the press or his attempt on getting Farrah's side of the story out; apparently there was a lawsuit with UCLA in which a law was established on patient's right to privacy. Farrah gave glimpse to this when she stated she had planned on keeping private but was forced to reveal her truth when rags such as the Enquirer began to 'speak' for her. All in all, while not a fan per say of Ryan, I can see how this would take an emotional toll and create the mindfck of 'WTF am I to do.' I am not sure I would know what would be the
correct way to behave in this most public of situations; I do know I would be inconsolable to be losing the love of my life. I do not question his sincerity in loving Farrah and doing the best that he can. (and by this, HejiraNYC, I am not saying you are questioning...just expressing my overall general opinion on this topic.)