Fordham hoops coach's wife is not happy

Always a gray area on stuff like this, but this isn't some road beef alleging one-night stand with him. It's his own wife declaring it on social media, so it's definitely newsworthy, however distasteful. I don't get airing your dirty laundry like that. Divorce him, whatever, no reason to napalm your whole extended family in such a public manner. He screwed up, but now you're bringing public embarrassment to much more than him. Reminds me of the Skins' GM's wife and her allegations against the reporter giving her husband sexual favors for access. That story kind of went away.

 

Ah. So it's really just a goofy coincidence that he writes about his "amicable divorce" while posting tweets from a pretty non-amicable split.

 

Typical SJ idiocy. Catholic school coach violates his wedding vows, cheats on his wife, and posters rail about the wife being pissed and calling him out.

 

TTIWWOP

 

Couldn't care less about the Catholic part -- he's a basketball coach, not a spiritual leader, and most functioning adults are pretty well past assigning any special morality to the Catholic faith.

What we're reacting to is the dirty laundry being aired. That's a ridiculous response from anyone above age 15.

But if you're all into the idea that people are obligated to be miserable until death over what they chose in their early 20s, knock yourself out.

 

You read her tweets? She's been doing it for months.

I understand being hurt enough and posting one or two tweets to complain, but she posted at least a dozen.

 

If my wife posted crap like this, I'd head to the hills toot suite.

 

I don't know why the space at the beginning of that bothers me so much.

 

Ah, the cray-cray is strong here. Maybe this guy is freqposter?

 

There have been many times I wished I could shout from the rooftops to anyone who would listen how much of a slut my ex was/is. I resisted the urge for, like, years after she cheated on me.

It would've felt so good to do, and probably would've sped up the recovery process. Alas...

 

Felt the same and for similar reasons. I always felt there was dignity and good karma in keeping that kind of shit to yourself when you've been betrayed by someone close to you. The short term satisfaction would certainly be there, but long term you're really not doing yourself any favors.