for us to say Zach and Lydia are being judgmental for telling other people what to do.

The difference is teaching your children versus sitting down other adults and telling them how they should live their life.

I mean, I feel like Lydia and Zach want to honor God by living a very pure lifestyle.

I think that's a wonderful.

Hey guys, welcome back to another episode here at Everyone's Business But Mine with me, Kara Berry.

Today we are back to talk. Welcome to Plathville. And my God, what a weird episode. It went from like compelling and layered and difficult last week. And it's still all of those things, but it's also deeply hypocritical. I'm confused. Several question marks above my head in a row. That, that noise?

I mean, what is going on here?

So let's get into it, because actually we have things to talk about.

A shocking episode, Welcome Plathville.

There's something to talk about in almost every scene.

We start off high adrenaline, high emotion. Last week, she had just gone to Dr. Tye's office to talk about Lydia,

Joshua, all of this. So Kemp's now crying in the beginning of this episode saying, I know Joshua was an

accident, but I can't believe how much I hurt everybody. And the therapist, Dr. Tye, says,

you're taking on a lot of responsibility right now. And you probably have been since this all

happened. But you had a significant loss. Each one of the children did

too. And even though the loss was the same, it's different for each person. So, you know, you're

carrying a lot of this. Kim says, well, here's the thing. Now my daughter's bringing it up. And Dr. Tai says, is it the fact that Lydia's public with it or that she said anything at all

Kim says well it's kind of a separate issue because it does hurt that she's gone

public and there's more to that yeah your ego that's bruised

Kim says in a confessional it broke her heart to hear Lydia say she felt like she couldn't talk to her because she tries to...

It's like she says one thing and then the other.

She tries to give her older kids space to do their own thing, but she's also there to talk any time.

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