Brandi Glanville Quotes
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I was married to the number one douchebag of all time.
— Brandi Glanville
I'm supposed to eat shit with a fork and a knife and say thank you when I'm done swallowing this crap?
— Brandi Glanville
I don't have a ton of respect for that woman, and I'm not that good at faking "nice".
— Brandi Glanville
I'm the best corner in the game!
— Richard Sherman
At the end of the day, we need to do whatever it takes to move on. Don't be ashamed of any decision you make, and stay strong.
— Brandi Glanville
wasn't going to like being
— Catherine Coulter
Miserable people love to make other people miserable. I don't hate them, I just feel sorry for them.
— Brandi Glanville
No matter how old you are, there's no cozier feeling than to have your mom take care of you.
— Brandi Glanville
He's hidden behind lies and half-truths his entire life, so anytime he's faced with brutal honesty, he runs. It's just his nature.
— Brandi Glanville
In Beverly Hills, the higher you climb, the farther you fall.
— Brandi Glanville
I had yet to learn that while there's nothing wrong with elevating your partner, that should not come at the cost of your own identity.
— Brandi Glanville
Overindulgence can be a good thing - especially when it teaches you what you don't need.
— Brandi Glanville
He kept telling me his affair was over, but I kept catching him in lies. He wouldn't shake this woman, and I simply could not trust him anymore.
— Brandi Glanville
I had stopped doing anything for myself. I no longer felt like an individual because for thirteen years, I was one-half of a we.
— Brandi Glanville
And finally, always remember that the other person started it.
— Brandi Glanville
America is divided by economics, and we as Americans, we've got to do a better job of supporting poor people.
— Charles Barkley
The Founders believed that pluralism survived only within the concept of religious liberty espoused by American Christianity.
— David Barton