Dianna Bonny: Living in Fault and Lies Internet

I can't even remember how I came across this Twitter feed of Dianna Bonny. I'm into self help, Tony Robbins, making the best of your life, etc., and I was following threads. I landed on Dianna Bonny and this Living on the Fault Lines blog she's put together. 

I must say, it's quite the piece of work. I'd call it the "kitchen sink" of self help. She's all over the map on her blog and her Tweets. Which immediately struck me as not as someone trying to make her life and other's lives better, but as someone trying to make a buck. Plain and simple. 

So, being naturally curious, I started to check out Dianna Bonny and her blog by Googling her (of course), and my oh my, what I found! Wow! That's how I got to this Ripoff Report site. And along the Google way, I found other really interesting things, like this other website/blog that paints a completely different picture of the tale that Dianna Bonny is telling. Talk about eye-opening! Again, WOW!

I know there often are two sides to every story, but the detail I've read and the first-person testimonials of Bonny's husband's mother and all the evidence put forward about what REALLY happened with Bonny and her husband's suicide is just extraordinary. I must say, having looked at this Dianna Bonny Exposed site (which seems very aptly named, to me), I had to weigh in and say in good conscience I couldn't begin to trust Bonny's story, and her attempt at this "fault lines" blog and book seems like a total money grab to me. Again, wow! I can't believe she would stoop so low as to try to use her husband's suicide for her financial gain. That really says one thing to me: that she couldn't stand her husband and doesn't care about what the repurcussions of his death and what she's doing subsequently affect her kids. 

It just sounds like major dysfunction to me. And I won't and can't be a part of that. I for one am steering clear of all things Dianna Bonny. It's just a mess that doesn't make sense wading into when there's so much more upliftining content out there to pay attention to. Count me as a Dianna Bonny disbeliever and I for one will be following the lead of the other commenter here by not supporting that book of hers when it comes out!

I couldn't agree more! The least we can do is not buy the book Dianna Bonny is writing. I mean how awful is that? Drive your husband to an attempted suicide, which he survives, and then berate him for not getting that right, so he does it again! And then try to profit off of it as a "survivor" by writing a "been there, done that, got the t-shirt" guide?!?!?!? Holy cow! Is there any way to get that whole blog yanked off the internet? Isn't there some responsible party who could suspend that website? I wonder who hosts it? Maybe we could get them to pull the plug. SOMETHING should be done! The poor guy and his family ...