Seriously, that is all that runs through my head every time I hear about South Carolina Governor Sanford and his affair w/ a woman from Argentina.
What really sticks in my mind, though, is Jenny Sanford (soon to be ex-Sanford, I hope) who, while she did not (yet?) end her relationship with her husband, she did not stand by his side as he made his tearful admission. I am so tired of seeing women (anyone, really) act in a public supporting role in the admittance of betrayal, the violation of trust. It's bad form.
I'm also sick of seeing philanders get up and cry, acting all melancholic and full of woe. Give me a break.
What really sticks in my mind, though, is Jenny Sanford (soon to be ex-Sanford, I hope) who, while she did not (yet?) end her relationship with her husband, she did not stand by his side as he made his tearful admission. I am so tired of seeing women (anyone, really) act in a public supporting role in the admittance of betrayal, the violation of trust. It's bad form.
I'm also sick of seeing philanders get up and cry, acting all melancholic and full of woe. Give me a break.
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Ha, I'm imagining Sanford tripping onto an airplane to Argentina, tripping into the cab to take him to this lady, and then tripping into her house and into her bed. Oddly humorous image, really.
It was nice seeing white collar crime treated with seriousness for once.
I'm all about the high-five, apparently even when inappropriate.