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Reading this reminded me of the adage, "Character is who you are when nobody is watching". Can you imagine being this guy's child and reading him talk about ho
by CocaKoala 12y ago
Reading this reminded me of the adage, "Character is who you are when nobody is watching".
Can you imagine being this guy's child and reading him talk about how "Yeah, maybe if people were watching me then I would have tried harder to spend time with my kids last summer". It's not that he wants to spend time with them, he's just worried about how it looks to other people.
The truth hurts, but that doesn't mean that the truth is an excuse to be hurtful. This project seems pretty gross; he gets some respect for taking a position and committing to it, but it's not really kind or respectful or fair to anybody he interacts with to commit them to the same position indirectly.
- Mz 12y agoIt gets better: His "transparency" includes being open and honest with the world that he has had several affairs with married women where the husbands did not know. So, is that some kind of loophole? How does he justify that in his twisted logic? Everyone else knows, so it's okay?
- mleonhard 12y agoThis is how I feel when people give all of their email to LinkedIn. :(
- dinkumthinkum 12y agoWell it seems like he has done his children a great service. By logging into his email, his children's classmates can discover than rather than taking care of them, he was worried with sleeping around with other people's wives and those kids, that are generally cruel enough, and through that plus any pictures (because there is no privacy) in their faces as well. I mean, it really sounds like a win-win. :)