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Posted: Fri Oct 11, 2013 5:28 pm
Syaigh, BD, and EZ ever run away together like Tamara and Nick?
watShafpocalypse Now wrote: like Tamara and Nick?
NM, googled. Ugh. Shame for the people around them taking the shrapnel.Grandpa's Spells wrote:watShafpocalypse Now wrote: like Tamara and Nick?
'tis true. Nick even put out an email this week herping about how his divorce (which he precipitated when he left his wife for the Beak) made him a stronger person because CHAOS THEORY!!!!Grandpa's Spells wrote:watShafpocalypse Now wrote: like Tamara and Nick?
The Ginger Beard Man wrote:EZ will never willingly share.
You should see the angry PMs he sent after pictures of my candlelight dinner with Syaigh and Blaidd hit Facebook.
Of course, I won't publicize them. I'm a good guy.
I'm glad two women found happiness with one another.Kazuya Mishima wrote:
Twins. Gross!protobuilder wrote:I'm glad two women found happiness with one another.Kazuya Mishima wrote:
And, like everything else they do, broadcast it all over the interwebz.Bud Charniga's gaping asshole wrote:Being totally serious for a minute: If they're happier with each other than they were with their previous spouses, then that's good for them. But, it seems endemic in the xfit community (even apostates like Cohen) for folks to leave their partners for their new coach. And I have to wonder if that's because there's something about the community that encourages people to define themselves purely based on their fitness goals. "Sorry honey, thanks for raising the kids, but my new guy can put 10kg on my snatch."
Jesus, I used to check their site every single day for the LULZ. The posting is not quite as manic as it used to be. Somebody either took the reigns from that Lauren Plumey psycho, or she got on the meds.Shafpocalypse Now wrote:Everyone at Shoreline Crossfit got an std.
For a little while, for some of the parties. See: Sharibaby leaving her husband for B-Boy, only to be left in turn for ANYC. See: the kids involved.Bud Charniga's gaping asshole wrote:Being totally serious for a minute: If they're happier with each other than they were with their previous spouses, then that's good for them.
The trainee/trainer relationship is not that different from a patient/therapist. The authority figure is supposed to expect some attraction, which is highly situational (wouldn't happen if the trainer was the dentist), and not act on it. The married trainee is supposed to know it's nutty to sleep with their trainer, consider any trainer who would scummy and unprofessional, and keep some personal distance. There are ethical standards normally in place for a reason. Real coaches who coach the opposite gender see this constantly. But take an environment that's completely permissive of any stupidity, and where there's no such thing as a lapse in judgment, and you get shit like this.But, it seems endemic in the xfit community (even apostates like Cohen) for folks to leave their partners for their new coach. And I have to wonder if that's because there's something about the community that encourages people to define themselves purely based on their fitness goals. "Sorry honey, thanks for raising the kids, but my new guy can put 10kg on my snatch."
Well sure. There's always fallout from divorce, whatever the reason. I'm the product of my dad's second marriage, and I have a 1/2 brother through his first marriage. The end of the first marriage was certainly rough on everyone, my brother not the least, but my mom and dad are happy together, and my dad's first wife is happy with her new husband, and none of that would have happened had my dad and his first wife not said "you know what, this isn't working."Grandpa's Spells wrote:For a little while, for some of the parties. See: Sharibaby leaving her husband for B-Boy, only to be left in turn for ANYC. See: the kids involved.Bud Charniga's gaping asshole wrote:Being totally serious for a minute: If they're happier with each other than they were with their previous spouses, then that's good for them.
Are they really trying to suppress it? They seem more focused on people who suggest that @fit is injurious rather than adulterous.Shafpocalypse Now wrote: CF adultery seems to be a spur of the moment thing, and not a commitment, or part of the burgeoning CF swinging lifestyle that HQ is trying so hard to suppress stories about.
WildGorillaMan wrote:Are they really trying to suppress it? They seem more focused on people who suggest that @fit is injurious rather than adulterous.Shafpocalypse Now wrote: CF adultery seems to be a spur of the moment thing, and not a commitment, or part of the burgeoning CF swinging lifestyle that HQ is trying so hard to suppress stories about.
Divorce happens. It is what it is.Bud Charniga's gaping asshole wrote:Well sure. There's always fallout from divorce, whatever the reason. I'm the product of my dad's second marriage, and I have a 1/2 brother through his first marriage. The end of the first marriage was certainly rough on everyone, my brother not the least, but my mom and dad are happy together, and my dad's first wife is happy with her new husband, and none of that would have happened had my dad and his first wife not said "you know what, this isn't working."Grandpa's Spells wrote:For a little while, for some of the parties. See: Sharibaby leaving her husband for B-Boy, only to be left in turn for ANYC. See: the kids involved.Bud Charniga's gaping asshole wrote:Being totally serious for a minute: If they're happier with each other than they were with their previous spouses, then that's good for them.
I certainly don't mean to be flip about the effects of divorce, but sometimes it's the right thing to do. And I don't begrudge people the happiness they find.