Originally posted by readingrainbro

This éxposé is just giving me LIFE!

That CFO is a bad person for cheating on this wife and kids, but thats HIS business.
The only people that should know about this are his immediate family.
He should not have been outed like this, it does no good to ANYONE and is just hurting his family WAY MORE then then finding out your husband is bi or in the closet.

Any people are blaming the victim, the CFO? Escorting happens, it's not an inherently bad thing. As does cheating. Some of you children are so naïve!

Both parties are kinda scummy, but the escort who is HOMOPHOBIC, a major right wing, total NUTCASE and sick in the head is way more in the wrong for EXTORTION which is a FELONY. Sorry but according to THE LAW only the escort committed a crime. A crime worth a FELONY. Y'all are TEW much!



And Kudos to Perez for exposing this nutcase. This is the only time I'll ever approve of that swine.

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

Gawker bent and took the article down, but now the staff is pissed at the decision to remove it.

Perched.

Originally posted by Eternium

Originally posted by ontherocks

Public outing is problematic. However, I never feel bad for those who get outed in the end.

As long as we have people in most modern (what we label as most modern) societies hiding and leading a double-life with wife and kids, things will never change for gays & lesbians. And in cases where you have a wife and kids, they don't care if they hurt other people with the decisions they made in life, either.
Their families deserve to know.

Originally posted by Priyanka Chopra

I know exactly what you're trying to say because you say in every response! Youre going on and on about the loose morality behind outing someone and as I've said like half a dozen times now, I'm not concerned in this case when he's put himself into such a risky situation.

And you're STILL grasping at that point! Stop inventing some highly unlikely scenario where his wife is on this or that he was just seeking company. Get real! He's a married man with kids offering money to a gay escort. You even tried pretending this was a hoax.

P.S. Stop using the word literally in every response!



This whole letter is tragic and embarrassing, especially the part where he pretends Gawker has become a reputable source of journalism. At least own what you are instead of pretending you're NPR.