I disagree with people saying Taylor’s reaction is justified. Steffy has been pushing her buttons, sure, but resorting to physical violence just escalates the situation and creates more problems. It's like throwing gasoline on a fire. It never ends well. This doesn't paint Taylor in a positive light and frankly, it reinforces negative stereotypes about women being overly emotional. I understand that the writers are trying to create drama, but there are more nuanced and intelligent ways to explore these complex family dynamics without resorting to physical altercations. It's a lazy way to generate buzz and doesn’t really serve the characters or the storyline in the long run. I hope they explore the consequences of Taylor’s actions and address the underly

This reminds me so much of my own family drama. The constant back and forth, the hurt feelings, the dramatic outbursts… It’s exhausting. I really feel for Taylor, even though she went too far with the slap. It’s like watching a slow-motion train wreck, you know it’s going to be bad, but you can’t look away. I hope they can all find some peace eventually, because this constant fighting is tearing them apart. And honestly, it’s making me stressed just watching it!

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Taylor's emotions are understandable, but violence is never the answer. There had to be a better way to handle this.

I'm calling it now: Brooke will use this to her advantage and weasel her way back into Ridge's life. Just watch.

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