Liz Jones

[Waaii]

Does anyone read Liz Jones column? Who are you most sorry for Liz or her husband, or do they diserve each other

[smurfchops]

She must be a very articulate person to write her column every week, also she writes articles quite often in the Daily Mail. But why does she put up with Him? He sounds like a male chauvinist p** and he's not even good looking ! She definitely deserves better, I like her. You know you can email her? Her email address is at the end of her Mail on Sunday column. All you ABers out there, write to her and make her smile !!

[FoxLee]

When I first read Liz Jones' column ages and ages, I thought it was a piece of fiction. It wasn't until she and her husband were in the papers together, that I knew it was her true life. I know she wanted a baby at one time and I think she treats her husband as though he were her child. She does everything for him, he does nothing for her or in the home and repays her with continual infidelity. In last week's column, her husband had a friend coming to stay and she did all the preparation, even booked a restaurant and she didn't go with. I don't know what she gets out of the marriage but I think she should kick him and let him fend for himself. Having said that, he'd probably find another sucker to leech onto.

[Sammy Snake]

I used to really enjoy reading her column, I couldn't wait for the Mail on Sunday to arrive and I would turn straight to the back page of You magazine to read it.

Now I am getting a bit fed up, she winges on about the same things week after week - DUMP HIM for goodness sake! He stays because he gets away with whatever he likes, he needs a mother not a wife.

[sophie_1003]

I don't read her column but she did a book aout her and her hubby called Liz Jones Diary , it was about their relationship leading up to their wedding and was really good! He doesn't seem very nice at first but then he explains himself to her in the book and you feel quite sorry for him!

[Waaii]

I read her column from the beginning and thought it was fiction too. Then I e-mailed her and she replied a couple of times and I knew it was all true.
I am not sure what I think any more. Her husbands behaviour was unforgivable in my book, but it can't be easy having someone write about your every intimate moment and habit and conversation every week. It must imasculate a man and make him want to prove himself elsewhere.
Their marriage seems born of desperation, hers to have a man in her life, his to leave home without loosing any creature comforts or having to bet he provider.She is a substitute Mum to him, but she needs that too, at the same time as being so incredibly needy herself.
She has so many quirks and hangups and seems to define herself by her (expensive) possessions which are always named. Her cats are like children.He is too young.
She changed herself so much that all natures natural proportions and assets have been lost, boobs removed, hair coloured, nips, tucks and botox no doubt.Tragedy is
she hates how she is now ,& has no self esteem left. It is all rather sad. She thought she knew what she wanted and now she has it all and is disallusioned.
A real life tale of our times.

[campbellking]

I love reading it, but am always left wondering exactly how much money she earns, as she seems to lead a very exotic lifestyle.

[louie70]

Liz Jones smacks of sickness in her requirements for a relationship. Her honesty about her past has been revealing. There was twit Kevin...twot Trevor ...etc.....and still she kept going back for more of their dodgy antics. When she nabbed Him, she must of counted her blessings that she had landed the biggest fish of all. As we know, men (sorry chaps), can change on a selfish whim. Like a change of wind direction, they will blow where they are likely to be cosseted and indulged.

Indeed, our Liz did all this and more, much to our aghast. But when the little lambie had had enough of her excessive twittering and OCD, he felt compelled to rebel.

I am certainly not defending his infidelity or his brashness or his abhorence housework or his use of calling her Chubby (poor Liz was anorexic), but I will say that in this throwaway society that we reside in, everthing that goes on in there marriage is of no shock.