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Jezza Dumped!
He's been going through hell for her and still is! Why couldn't she have waited another year? Can she ever be trusted with men again?
http:// www.mir ror.co. uk/news /uk-new s/jerem y-forre st-dump ed-scho olgirl- lover-2 644593
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.This relationship was always going to struggle - two immature individuals were never going to see through the pressures that this situation caused them.
I have little sympathy for this man - he is the architect of his own downfall, abusing a position of trust to abuse a vulnerable teenager, and let's not pretend it was anything other than that.
Unsurprisingly, without the giddy feeling of 'romance' to sustain her, this girl has discovered that her fairytale has a base of harsh reality, and she no longer sees it as a viable future.
"Why couldn't she have waited another year? Can she ever be trusted with men again?"
Why should she wait? the relationship never had any sound mature considered future, as evidenced by this man taking her to France with absolutley no forward plan or means of support.
Can she ever be trusted with men again? Why should she not? We are taking a confused immature teenager - all the things she is entitled to be at fourteen, taken advantage of by a foolish immature man - none of which he is entitled to be.
She needs to see this for what it was - a brief infatuation with no solid basis in reality. It appears she has taken the first steps so to do, and move on in a more appropriate relationship.
He needs to try and accept the reality of what he has done, and the simple fact that his bubble has burst, and it is time to start thinking and acting like the mature adult he is supposed to be.
I think you will find it vey difficult to find anyone on AB who will agree with your viewpoint on this,or apparent defence of this man against this girl.
I have little sympathy for this man - he is the architect of his own downfall, abusing a position of trust to abuse a vulnerable teenager, and let's not pretend it was anything other than that.
Unsurprisingly, without the giddy feeling of 'romance' to sustain her, this girl has discovered that her fairytale has a base of harsh reality, and she no longer sees it as a viable future.
"Why couldn't she have waited another year? Can she ever be trusted with men again?"
Why should she wait? the relationship never had any sound mature considered future, as evidenced by this man taking her to France with absolutley no forward plan or means of support.
Can she ever be trusted with men again? Why should she not? We are taking a confused immature teenager - all the things she is entitled to be at fourteen, taken advantage of by a foolish immature man - none of which he is entitled to be.
She needs to see this for what it was - a brief infatuation with no solid basis in reality. It appears she has taken the first steps so to do, and move on in a more appropriate relationship.
He needs to try and accept the reality of what he has done, and the simple fact that his bubble has burst, and it is time to start thinking and acting like the mature adult he is supposed to be.
I think you will find it vey difficult to find anyone on AB who will agree with your viewpoint on this,or apparent defence of this man against this girl.
boxy
\\\\and the responsibility of his position as a teacher, should have come first.\\\
That is my definition of "human failings."
Husbands stray from their wives........human failings.
Wives stray from their husbands.....human failings.
Doctors have illicit relationships with their patients.......human failings.
Many people fiddle their tax returns......human failings.
Need i go on?
Their relationship would almost certainly have broken down whatever the sequence of events.
We ALL have human failings boxy...................even the righteous.
\\\\and the responsibility of his position as a teacher, should have come first.\\\
That is my definition of "human failings."
Husbands stray from their wives........human failings.
Wives stray from their husbands.....human failings.
Doctors have illicit relationships with their patients.......human failings.
Many people fiddle their tax returns......human failings.
Need i go on?
Their relationship would almost certainly have broken down whatever the sequence of events.
We ALL have human failings boxy...................even the righteous.
Even while they may be "human failings", surely the clue is also in the name "failings" -- so we should both try to avoid them (and will, inevitably, fail sometimes) an also try to advise others to avoid them (others who will equally inevitably ignore that advice). Just because everyone will fail, though, doesn't mean that we should try not to.
Further, some of the most powerful messages against failings are those that go "don't make the same mistake I did". I know that this wasn't the difference between me doing drugs or not, but certainly it was powerful and compelling to see a drug addict, who also looked like a total wreck, tell me almost with some fear in his voice "don't do drugs -- just, don't!"
Anyway, I can't accept the idea that because this was a human failing we should overlook it and shrug our shoulders, and meanwhile, follow the line of JJ who seems desperate to exonerate Jeremy Forrest of all blame.
Anyway, I can't accept the idea that because this was a human failing we should overlook it and shrug our shoulders, and meanwhile, follow the line of JJ who seems desperate to exonerate Jeremy Forrest of all blame.
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