A weak man, not worthy of our respect
By adamg - 3/29/05 - 11:06 am
Carpundit is disgusted that Johnny Damon dished on his breakup with his first wife in his new book:
... I have been married twice, so I know how hard marriage and divorce can be. And I know how bitter the feelings can be on both sides. But a father - no, a man - keeps his mouth shut about his ex-wife, the mother of his children, unless he is complimenting her for her mothering. A man doesn't impugn his ex-wife's character as a woman, as a wife, as a homemaker, as a professional. If he has negative thoughts, he shuts the hell up. Johnny Damon failed that test of inner character.
Johnny Damon is a weak man, not worthy of our respect.
Comments
Yow.
Got to wonder also about the editors and publisher (of the book, not the Herald) who let this get into print.
Damon
I agree with the post ---- I loved Johnny Damon, but his own words reveal him to be a weak, immature, self-centered adolescent-minded jock. It's all about him. Goes to give the accepted meaning to the word "idiot." But he's still a good ball player.
Impressive
So typical, to blame your spouse for "making" you cheat. I have long held that Damon wasn't the brightest star in the sky, and this doesn't disprove it. He's cute, he plays good ball, but I find brains much sexier than biceps.
Does anyone out there actually believe he didn't hook up with his current wife before splitting with his wife? I have some swampland to sell you.
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