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He didn't say he doesn't trust the woman. Just what the other side of the story is. It's probably unlikely there's any justifiable reason given the quotes, but
by MichaelGG 12y ago
He didn't say he doesn't trust the woman. Just what the other side of the story is. It's probably unlikely there's any justifiable reason given the quotes, but maybe there was a valid context.
(As a theoretical example that's unlikely: he might have been replying to an explicit invitation.)
Or hell, I'd like to know what he was thinking, just out of curiosity - like, what made him think the comment was acceptable?
- detcader 12y agoHe asked "Would I be vilified for not trusting the woman?" and I answered the question. I think it was straightforward dialogue to understand. I think everyone is curious...