The victim here is Woods' wife and children. Woods and the women should be subject to the same public shame and embarassment as his wife and children have and will continue to endure.
The $300 million divorce settlement should help with the moving on, but the emotional and psychological baggage will remain for a long time.
The victim here is Woods' wife and children. Woods and the women should be subject to the same public shame and embarassment as his wife and children have and will continue to endure.
The $300 million divorce settlement should help with the moving on, but the emotional and psychological baggage will remain for a long time.
The day this was leaked, Tiger experienced shamed.
I pray things can be reconciled, though realizing how nearly impossible that might be.
Either way, I'm not into the "shame game," as if it's my individual responsibility to make sure justice is done to Tiger. Just doesn't sound merciful to me. He will be dealing with the consequences of his actions for years to come. Time for the peanut gallery to fade out black.
The victim here is Woods' wife and children. Woods and the women should be subject to the same public shame and embarassment as his wife and children have and will continue to endure.
The $300 million divorce settlement should help with the moving on, but the emotional and psychological baggage will remain for a long time.
Public shame to Woods is equivalent to public shame for his wife and children. Again, the man's behavior is reprehensible, but when your family is under the public microscope, it makes it nearly impossible to set right.
It was like the Britney Spear's fiasco a couple of years ago--already a pitiful mess, and the media made it 10x worse.
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--David Livingstone
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To see no possession but you may possess it—enjoying all without labor or purchase—
abstracting the feast, yet not abstracting one particle of it;…."
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