Tiger Woods: Pathetic and apologetic

Sheesh, I didn't think the apology was that hard to understand; it simply satisfied many of the steps in a recovering addict program by publically addressing all those that may have been hurt by his behavior -- including those who may have considered him a role model.
On the other hand, maybe Telander couldn't understand what was said, and why it was said because the right side of his brain wasn't engaged:
he was trying to analyze it the usual male way, with only the left side. And no doubt that occurred because Telander was repulsed by the self-emasculation of a hero.
Nonetheless, Tiger's speech thoroughly identified all that his behavior may have affected, and provided sufficient information to achieve his goal. It was certainly one of the bravest speeches I've heard.

Angel wrote:

Sheesh, I didn't think the apology was that hard to understand; it simply satisfied many of the steps in a recovering addict program by publically addressing all those that may have been hurt by his behavior -- including those who may have considered him a role model.
On the other hand, maybe Telander couldn't understand what was said, and why it was said because the right side of his brain wasn't engaged:
he was trying to analyze it the usual male way, with only the left side. And no doubt that occurred because Telander was repulsed by the self-emasculation of a hero.
Nonetheless, Tiger's speech thoroughly identified all that his behavior may have affected, and provided sufficient information to achieve his goal. It was certainly one of the bravest speeches I've heard.

He is only sorry that he got caught!!

Joanne wrote:

<quoted text>He is only sorry that he got caught!!

Oh, I'm sure he regrets getting caught. I'm equally sure he didn't see anything morally wrong with what he was doing. He felt, after all, "entitled," just like all those other sports super stars who try to prove their masculinity with casual sex. Unlike them, however, he chose a different direction, probably one that's a whole lot less satisfying to narcistic and egotistical males. What's more, to do that, he must've valued something or someone more than his ego. Was it a desire to regain those endorsements, love for his family, or a compelling need to be well regarded?

Angel wrote:

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Oh, I'm sure he regrets getting caught. I'm equally sure he didn't see anything morally wrong with what he was doing. He felt, after all, "entitled," just like all those other sports super stars who try to prove their masculinity with casual sex. Unlike them, however, he chose a different direction, probably one that's a whole lot less satisfying to narcistic and egotistical males. What's more, to do that, he must've valued something or someone more than his ego. Was it a desire to regain those endorsements, love for his family, or a compelling need to be well regarded?

Women are hilarious when it comes to Tiger. They get so caught up in it. Perhaps you 2 women should watch your back. Your men are probably cheating on your azz right now.Forget Tiger worry about your selves

Tiger Woods is pathetic!

Someone should have told Tiger that, "If you don't go Black, you'll get set back!" Before the snow gets through with him, he'll be thrilled to accept Black.

EMH wrote:

Tiger Woods is pathetic!

I wish I was as pathetic as him.

I'd cry all the way to the bank.

Pat wrote:

<quoted text>Women are hilarious when it comes to Tiger. They get so caught up in it. Perhaps you 2 women should watch your back. Your men are probably cheating on your azz right now.Forget Tiger worry about your selves

The women are Right, Tiger Woods is a bad excuse for a man.
He is a Claytons man, the man you are having when you are not having a man.

He is not even a golfer anymore He is just a Gopher.

I bet this guy comes back and wins the Masters and gives us all the bird!! He has that special way of taking the spotlight. The only thing he did wrong was actually getting married. Should have not done that if he wasn't committed. He doesn't have a sex addiction anymore than anyone of us does who'd take advanatge of our notoriety if we were in the same position.

I hope he wins just to see the upheavel that's created.