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BREAKING NEWS: It appears Wood's wife finally snapped after Tiger kept pretending that golf was a sport.
no amount of showering would be able to get that disgusting feeling off
BREAKING NEWS: It appears Wood's wife finally snapped after Tiger kept pretending that golf was a sport.
Unfortunately, it has been my experience that the majority of men are as faithful as their options.
The decision not to be a cheater has to come long before you ever get yourself into a situation where it is a possibility. You have to make life choices not to do certain things and not to go certain places. You know if you are on the road, you have the choice to order room service and to watch a movie in your room, or to go out to the fashionable restaurant and hot club. Choosing the latter puts you at a much greater risk to cheat. I know an NBA player (no, not Rasho) who simply will not go out with his teammates to a club after a game. Some of them give him a hard time, but he has made that choice. If at home, he and his wife go to dinner or he goes home; if on the road, he goes back to his hotel room. I have a rule-- I will never do anything with a married man just the 2 of us- no matter what-- not even meet for lunch or grab lunch with a co-worker. It is a choice not to even be put in that situation.
You should reword your first sentence, then
change "options" to "choices"
The choices determine the options.
Why is that inherently good?
Why would tlong, or anyone else who has commitment issues, avoiding marriage be doing the world a favor?
Why wouldn't it be possible to find a significant other with the same views on marriage/commitment and make a non-traditional arrangement work with that person?
Fidelity is a complex moral choice that should be discussed and agreed upon by the people within a specific relationship, not a law. I personally know several happy marriages in which one or both partners openly and honestly has sexual relationships with other people.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not a fan of cheating. Or of ducking and dodging around whatever definition of fidelity a couple chooses. Dishonesty, in general, and wasting someone else's time in that way is hugely problematic for me. But the vehemence and vitriol within your responses is more than a tad ridiculous.
I've seen studies that show women as more unfaithful than men in marriages.
Well, you know what they say about women after they give birth, especially to multiple babies. They just don't look as good as they did before then. Maybe Tiger just isn't attracted to Elin anymore. This picture does show she's changed quite a bit, but she probably is still a pretty hot clubber. Just the right touch with her make-up does make for a great iiluzion of being hot.
Because he's a normal person who assumed he would cheat on a wife who was into a traditional arrangement.
After the accident:
My comment didn't have anything to do with Tiger Woods.
I know that. Mine didn't have to do with Woods either. You seem confused
Great take by Charles Pierce, the guy who wrote the controversial 1997 GQ article.
http://www.esquire.com/the-side/opin...20109?click=pp
Poor Elin. She's taking things so hard. I don't know how she'll get through this terrible time. At least she's not a gold digger and not concerned about money...
Link: Elin re-negotiating pre-nup
Details of Elin Woods' newly-rewritten prenup emerge
Elin and Tiger Woods had a prenuptual agreement, as expected. The couple is undergoing marital counseling, as you'd also expect. And now The Daily Beast is reporting that Elin Woods is renegotiating that prenup to get an immediate $5 million payout from her husband and as much as $55 million more to stay with him for two more years.
The initial prenup was worth $20 million after 10 years of marriage. However, the Chicago Sun-Times' Bill Zwecker has reported that Elin Woods will receive an immediate payment "into an account she alone controls," and that the 10-year timeframe -- which began when they married in 2004 -- has been shortened and the value increased "substantially."
The Daily Beast quotes "a lawyer familiar with the couple's negotiations" in reporting that the term of the prenup has been shortened to seven years, and that a series of staggered payments could increase the total value to $75 million.
But apparently there's also a behavioral component to all this: Elin Woods must "be a dutiful wife in showing up with him at social events and in public as if they were still the perfect couple, and sign a nondisclosure form that will prevent her from ever telling her story."
It's important to note that to date, there's no concrete evidence that Elin Woods has ever been anything but the perfectly dutiful golf wife. I'm sure the Woodses would like nothing more than to portray domestic calm to the world, and Elin Woods now apparently has several million more reasons to do just that.
lol Cheetah Woods
Fu k the M$M
Tiger really needs to work on his driving.
When Tiger crashed his vehicle he first called
1. His Lawyer
2. His Manager
3. Kobe's jeweler.
Apparently the police asked Tiger's wife how many times she hit him. She said "I don't know exactly... But put me down for a 5".
This was no accident. The whole Tiger Woods thing is a Nike Ad for a new "Rescue" club.
Do you think Tiger's caddie Stevie kept everyone quiet in HER backswing??
Tiger Woods is so rich he owns lots of cars. Now he has a hole-in-one.
Tiger Woods crashed into a fire hydrant & a tree. He couldn't decide between a wood & an iron.
What's the difference between a car and a golf ball? Tiger CAN drive a golf ball 400 Yards.
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