OK, I just can't stay quiet anymore on this. So this famous, articulate and insanely wealthy child protege turned professional golfer steps out and cheats on his beautiful wife. So what.I feel badly for both Mr. and Mrs. Tiger, but it really isn't any of our business. No real crime has occurred and the biggest thing he is guilty of is causing both he and his family incredible embarrassment.
Unlike the vast majority of the self professed holier than thou saints out there criticizing him for his dalliances, he has the means and the opportunity to meet and be with other women. Enough of that opportunity will break down even the most faithful man or woman. Please just ask any traveling guy or gal, who has a decent job, is relatively attractive and can speak somewhat intelligently and they will tell you that it is hard not to.
Tiger Woods made a mistake. Perhaps he made several of these mistakes. But he didn't break the law and it is none of our business.
There, I feel better.
3 comments:
It never ceases to amaze me that in a nation of "Christians" people never seem to remember "Let He Who Is Without Sin Cast The First Stone".
I guess I haven't been following it as closely (aside from the sudden landslide of jokes) as you have. I see the coverage being less of the holier than thou attitude and more of pure shock. I mean, have you seen his wife?
Don't get me wrong, it doesn't surprise me one bit - especially with the travel, money, looks etc. Women, stunningly beautiful women probably through pussy at Tiger sort of like Eddie Murphy says, a Frisbee.
I think the fact that, after a day or two he simply made a generic statement acknowledging the issue, he did the best thing he could to get this going where it needs to go: away.
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