Sister Wives star Meri Brown addressed accusations of mental abuse recently by turning the tables on the accuser. So, the first wife of Kody Brown let the person making this claim know in no uncertain terms that they are wrong.

Sister Wives: Meri Brown is Not Going There

Meri Brown fills her social media platforms with positive messages. So, this recent message shouldn’t surprise the hundreds of thousands who follow her. Her lengthy message today seemed very inspirational.

Meri started the week off with a post that shares all the things she believes she is here (on Earth) for. She suggests that she has a calling, which is to love and not to hate. It also comes along with her being here to serve and not to neglect.

This calling also has her “accept” rather than “condemn.” But a few fans of Sister Wives saw a problem with this post.

TLC’s Meri Throws It Right Back

Meri Brown’s list offered things like “I am not here to judge.” Instead, she claims she was put on this Earth “to live a life of passion.”

That passion includes a lot of things, according to wife number one. Such as she is here to “fiercely love,” as well as “protect those in her inner circle.”

While most fans cheered her on, a few questioned what she said. At one point. she threw a comment back at a fan who seemed to question her ideas on her calling.

One of her Sister Wives followers reminded her that she’s not on Earth to be “mentally abused.” This prompted Meri Brown to do something she doesn’t usually do.

Most of the time Meri ignores negative comments from fans. She may delete it from the comment section of her several social media sites.

But this Sister Wives celebrity rarely hops back online to scold a fan who offers negativity. She doesn’t take the chance of giving them the satisfaction of knowing they struck a chord with her. But this time seemed different.

Meri’s recent weekend trip with friends and family seemed more like a soul-searching trip for her to fans. So, it’s possible this list of “callings” for Meri might be the results of what she learned on her journey.

Sister Wives: A Touch of Sympathy Passed Along

It seemed this comment about her enduring mental abuse didn’t sit well with Meri. The observation seemed to come from a caring fan rather than one attempting to attack her.

But the first wife’s response turned it right around on the person who questioned her. Meri Brown wrote that she doesn’t remember saying anything about that. Plus, she doesn’t recall ever feeling that way as well.

Then she lowered the boom on the fan. She said, “If you’re projecting, I’ll pray for you.” So, Meri Brown seemed to suggest that this fan is more or less talking about herself.

Now the original Sister Wives matriarch sounds as if she feels sorry for this person. That’s because next, she offers her prayers. But other fans feel they have seen this Sister Wives spouse endure the kind of abuse suggested.