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He gone....
Just saw this
LOL, Aroldis Chapman says hello.
He gone....
Just saw this
Thank god we won't have to see that dirtbag on the field for the Classic.
Different situationLOL, Aroldis Chapman says hello.
You're right. The Chapman stuff was worse, but I guess that's what you have to do sometimes to win a title.Different situation
Chapman situation was over,and he was a 1/2 year rental
Russell stuff just beginning and there 3 more years with him
Theo says Goodbye
a lot of women are really nuts. it wouldn't surprise me if she was making it all up to get back at him. fake claims being believed are en vogue right now.
Jump off a bridge today, please.
Different situation
Chapman situation was over,and he was a 1/2 year rental
Russell stuff just beginning and there 3 more years with him
Theo says Goodbye
In general, when a woman accuses a man of abuse , and that man is a celebrity, the backlash they receive is often just as bad as the abuse they endured, sometimes worse. Death threats, being forced to move, constant harassment, etc...
The mere suggestion that someone would volunteer for this treatment, and it not being true, is beyond dumb.
Except it happens. What gives her more credibility is that they were married, and now divorced, which likely takes money out of the picture. The question is, why on a blog? Not saying she is lying, and maybe she wanted the divorce to be final before making it public, but the blog thing is weird to me. Maybe it's just because I'm in my mid thirties and don't really understand the gravity of social media.
I have no idea if he is guilty or not...not my call. I do know that's it's funny that Sox fans pick this moment to jump on here and pick his bones when there hasn't been a single post on their own forum in two fucking weeks.
Classy....
Yes it happens, but at like a 2%-10% rate. I don't know many people who would take those odds. For most women they don't want to escalate situations by involving the police, so blogging about it made it less confrontational.
Yes it happens, but at like a 2%-10% rate. I don't know many people who would take those odds. For most women they don't want to escalate situations by involving the police, so blogging about it made it less confrontational.
If she was physically abused, it is a criminal matter. He would deserve to be prosecuted and face the consequences. Telling her to "shut up and let it go" is ridiculous.