I have to agree. He made a LOT of money off his clean cut persona. It's hard for me to believe that anybody would be stupid enough to think that one of these girls wouldn't come back to haunt him. Why would he even begin to think that these were loyal, dependable people (and why should they be to him)?Like the one he left the voice message for telling her he needed a "big favor". Yeah, she did him a big favor all right (shared the message all over the national media).
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#1, and #3 are things that you would have no idea whether or not he's actually doing, so you cannot say he's not doing them. #2 he actually did do. #4 is something he's always done. You asked for a plan. I gave you a plan.
The privacy isn't for him... it is for his family -- victims. Don't they deserve any consideration in your summary? Frankly, it would have been nice of their husband/father gave them the consideration that you expect of the general public, don't you think?
When the media became vicious dogs.When did the "other women" begin to get publicist, holding press interviews and hiring lawyers?
So your perspective is that two wrongs make a right? ... or that these children deserve what is going to happen, because it is their fault for being born into that family?See bolded.
It's funny though: At first, he said nothing, rightfully labeling the issue a "private matter", and people complained about that. Now he has expressed "profound apology" and acknowledged he has "behavior and personal failings", and people are complaining about that.
I believe that any system whereby there is no means by which a person can go forward without it (the moving forward) being considered an error is a system without integrity. I'm surely not excusing what Woods may have done in the past, but if people do not have a very clear picture of what he should do now, then there is no legitimacy to criticizing anything other than what he did before -- there is no legitimacy to criticizing what he's doing now if people cannot outline a reasonable summary of what he should be doing now instead of what he is doing (acknowledging that he has failings, and apologizing).
I think there is a bit of that going on MAKmom -- essentially our tabloid culture has given the public this impression that when public figures do something wrong that that makes it fair game to take one's own frustrations out on the public figure for a month or two -- of course without much regard whatsoever to the impact on two children of seeing such value-less activity directed at their father.
And that's still the most important thing: Attacking Woods does nothing constructive, does nothing positive, serves no noble purpose, achieves no remediation nor justice. The most significant impact is that it potentially harms his children. I'm sure the media is proud of that type of achievement.
When the media became vicious dogs.So your perspective is that two wrongs make a right? ... or that these children deserve what is going to happen, because it is their fault for being born into that family?
He's a man, a man who has the ability and the power to do with this libido whatever he can. Imagine a kid in a candy store with an unlimited income.
He's not new, special or unique. He just got caught.
Sick? don't most guys dream of being a rock star or famous athlete for two main reasons......$$$$, and having women throwing themselves at them by the hundreds?
Having the chance, who knows how many men would act the same way.
One thing I don't get. Why those who want that kind of life get married?
A wholly useless artifact as far as I'm concerned. Love will heal the world, not shunning, not exclusion.I'm not sure if nothing constructive or positive will come out of this. It is like being shunned or kicked out of the tribe.
And that perspective incentivizes nothing other than "nothing to lose" reactions.When you do something that is considered awful according to the social norm you are ruined.
Fair enough.No, don't put words into my mouth.
I'm not talking to their father. I'm talking to people on the Tiger Woods attack bandwagon. Disney Doll: What responsibility do you feel such people have, as mature adults, with regard to the impact of their actions on two young children?My perspective is that their FATHER should have been worrying about them before he went catting around.
Do you personally feel that that that justifies mature adults in society exacerbating the negative impact on those young children?And unfortuanately, children of celebrities do have a harder life in many ways, especially when their celebrity parent is a stupid idiot.
Nice try Disney Doll trying to rationalize the indefensible behavior of those folks on the attack. :shrug:Nice try bicker...read my posts.
A wholly useless artifact as far as I'm concerned. Love will heal the world, not shunning, not exclusion.
And that perspective incentivizes nothing other than "nothing to lose" reactions.
Love teaches better than hate.Love will heal but it does not teach a child how to be socially acceptable.
I would use a different word than "cad" but we're on the Dis. I don't think lack of self control is an illness. Maybe some kind of severe immaturity, arrested development, maybe, but a sickness, no.
Saying "he's a man" is an insult to many other men who do walk the line.