“Support or Shelter? Mark’s New Circle (The Bremers’ Blind Faith Edition)”

Mark’s social media page has once again blessed us with another post from his never-ending Victimhood Chronicles™. This time the caption screams:
“You survived betrayals, character assassination, snakes in the grass and fake friends… GOD’S GOT A PLAN!”

Classic Mark.
Translation for the uninitiated:
“Betrayals” = People who held him accountable.
“Character assassination” = People telling the truth.
“Snakes in the grass” = Friends who saw behind the curtain.
“Fake friends” = Anyone who stopped enabling his nonsense.

But this latest chapter comes with a fun subplot:
Enter Stephanie Bremer — staunch supporter, faithful commenter, and possibly (rumor has it) Mark’s ex.
Her heartfelt words:

“We will always love and support you! God has brought you through a lot!”

Mark, seizing the opportunity to secure his spot as the houseguest of the year, responds:

“Without you guys and my parents I would be a mess lol… love you so much bremmers.”

Now we all get to speculate — are the Bremers not just emotional supporters, but also Mark’s latest landlords?
Because one has to wonder:
Why isn’t Mark living with his beloved mother and stepfather anymore?
Surely their couch is still right where it’s always been… unless even they’ve started seeing through the script.

Of course, none of that will reach Stephanie and Bryan, because they’re apparently getting the Special Mark Narrative:
The one where he’s a righteous man under siege, fighting off alienation, lies, and injustice.
The one that conveniently omits the unpaid child support, no-contact orders, court-mandated assessments he hasn’t completed, and a long, colorful history of… let’s say… creative reinterpretation of facts.

But bless their hearts — the Bremers are all in.
They’ve stepped up to offer comfort, companionship, and maybe even a guest room (or two), all while Mark continues crafting posts about snakes and betrayal… from what might now be their living room.

And let’s not forget that extra spicy rumor:
That Mark and Stephanie allegedly dated back in the day, long before she married Bryan.
Awkward? Maybe.
Relevant? Possibly.
The kind of detail that makes this whole soap opera even juicier? Absolutely.

👉 Here’s the kicker:
In Mark’s world, when you’ve alienated friends, family, and even court officials, you don’t reflect — you just find a new audience willing to believe your story.
And it seems Stephanie and Bryan, God love them, have stepped up to play that part, likely unaware that “the man they’re helping” authored every single chapter of this crisis himself.

😏 Snakes in the grass?
Mark might want to check his own backyard first — because the only constant in all these betrayals is Mark himself.

💔 And yet…
It’s impossible not to feel for Stephanie and Bryan.

They probably believe they’re helping a friend in need. They likely see Mark as a man broken by unfair circumstances, simply doing his best to get back on track.
That kind of loyalty — even when it’s based on half-truths or blind faith — is rare and admirable.

But here’s the thing:
Empathy without awareness is dangerous.
Kindness without context can enable harm.

So while it’s easy (and fun) to mock this situation from the outside,
the truth is that Stephanie and Bryan’s hearts are probably in the right place — even if their eyes aren’t fully open to what they’ve invited into their home.