>That story about New York’s governor being busted for soliciting a prostitute got me thinking.
Why do people stay with cheating spouses? I really hope the governor’s wife makes him pay for the public humiliation he’s caused her and their family. Speaking of, I’d have more respect for Hillary Clinton if she kicked Bill to the curb. Saying that you stay together for the kids is just dumb. Basically, you are telling your children that cheating on your significant other is OK.
Why get married if you never stop sowing your wild oats? I’d really like to make it more acceptable for people to not get married at all. Even today, people over the age of 30 are considered odd if they are not married or haven’t been married at least once. God forbid you should be dating anyone longer than 12 months and have not set a date for the wedding.
I’m glad my parents’ generation loosened some of the constraints of society with regard to relationships. It’s my generation’s task to make those remaining constraints even more loose.
>I couldn’t believe she was up there next to him! Are you kidding me?! I’d be on my way to the most expensive divorce attorney I could find – that guy’s loaded and she should take it all. Friggin’ creep.
>Like I always say, I may screw up from time to time, but at least it doesn’t end up on the evening news!
>My theory is that she was pushing him to stay on as governor to punish him…keepin him in the limelight enabled the media and his detractors to take swipes, to call him a hypocrite, to drag him around by the hair. And they did. It also ensured she got a lot of sympathy for being ‘stoic’ if nothing else.
My view is that she knew exactly what she was doing and that, once he has stepped down – behind closed doors and in private – she will strip him of everything he is worth to ensure her childrens’ futures are secure. She’ll take care of herself last, because that’s what mothers do.