Olympic-caliber call girl

From the clips I saw of him on the 20/20 interview, he seemed to be resigned to "she's gonna do what she's gonna do." And he's basically right.

 

He might as well stick around until she fully cashes in. Then demand half in the divorce filing.

 

Kids, though.

It's hard for me to imagine what my wife would have to do for me to file for divorce.

 

Seriously?
If you wife was a "working girl," you'd be OK with that?

Honey, can we get together with the Cresote's this weekend for a cookout?
Can't babe. Heading to Vegas. The Shriners are in town and have a threesome booked Saturday morning, a half-half nooner and a 4 p.m. Dirty Sanchez with a Cleveland Steamer option. But we could do brunch Sunday.


There's a lot of words I'd use to describe this guy. Saint ain't one of them.

 

Well, I suspect they didn't have a precisely monogamous marriage to begin with. I suspect they were ... adventurous.

 

That's a good point, Dick. I haven't seen the interviews yet or really read much about this in the last year or so. Or maybe I did and just forgot. Have they mentioned whether or not they had an "adventurous" relationship from the get-go?

 

Anything worth doing is worth doing well

 

The question isn't if we would be okay with that. I certainly wouldn't, but they could have defined their marriage very differently from the way my wife and I define ours.

He clearly made a choice to accept that part of her. Maybe it is a fully open marriage. It could be a lot of things. That said, if you believe the story she is telling now, her behavior is driven by a mental illness. Maybe he could have done more to help her confront and deal with her problems rather than allow her run off to Vegas to work them out with her clients. I'm not saying that is definitely the case. Just raising the question.

 

Well, now you're just being silly.

 

That was my thought as well.

If, as previously reported here, that she was well known for her adventuring in college, well, I suspect it was like Paul Reiser's character in Married, "I knew who and what I married."