Please forgive Tiger Wood what he had done wrong
By clorissa123
@clorissa123 (4926)
United States
December 3, 2009 3:15pm CST
There were some posts recently accuse of tiger wood wrongdoing on his beautiful family; and ruin everyone's image of him. Well, I don't know what everyone's opinion toward this one, but I would say give him a second chance, or it wasn't our business after all. Tiger Wood is a human being too, and he can't be perfect. He only good at play golf, and we can't expect him to be perfect with his own personal life. What we knew about Tiger Wood is that, he is great at golf course. He is not our president, and we shouldn't look up at him as he should be perfect at every single way. So, let's forgive him for what he had done.
4 responses
@nicholejade (2430)
• Canada
3 Dec 09
He knew as soon as he became a professional golfer that he would be in the spotlight. It's the same with everyone else. Yeah he is not perfect but who really is. He choose to do what he did and now he is getting the backlash of it. Think of how many companys and sponsers are going to back out on him. Now you say forgive him? Why should we forgive when he did it and he's ovbiously not denying it. You want us to forgive Tiger why don't we just go out and forgive everyone that has been in the spotlight and did something wrong. We are all human and yes we do make mistakes. This is up to each and everyone of us that want to forgive but you can't make a person forgive something for extra material relations.
@clorissa123 (4926)
• United States
3 Dec 09
Gosh, you are so insensational. So, let's say someday you might done something wrong, and you should bear that internal blame forever. Because you are wrong, and you knew that you are wrong, you should be spitted by the public, even though you are not under the spotlight. That is how you gonna treat another human being?
@ShelleD (30)
• United States
3 Dec 09
No matter if you are in the spotlight or not, you are responsible for your own actions and the decisions you make in life. If you chose to cheat on your spouse, then that affects the way that your spouse sees you. You become less in their eyes and the other people that you interact with. The respect lessens. No one is perfect. As for being in the spotlight and making the mistakes...there is no difference. The only thing different is that more people know your mistakes. You shatter the illusions that some people have about you. There is nothing to forgive since we aren't in direct contact with Tiger. We just need to accept that these celebrities we assume are perfect just cannot be so all the time. They are no better at living lives than we are. I personally, am a little disappointed in the lack of respect he has for his family values.
@nicholejade (2430)
• Canada
5 Dec 09
First off we are talking about affairs here. And sorry to say I love my fiance so much that I would never cheat or go behind his back. If I were to choose to do that then we are going to break up. I know how it feels to be cheated on and sorry it is not a good feeling to say the least. And no I am not going to forgive someone that has done it. Most times and remember I said most times "once a cheater always a cheater" Not to mention here that another woman has come forth. If I do something so horribly wrong like that yeah I expect to get the brunt of it. However I have cheated so I don't have to worry about that. As for the statement*you should be spitted by the public* that is pretty harsh to say. I never said that I would spit apon Tiger for his actions. I have lost respect for him and I truly feel for his family. I am not treating him any different than I would anyone else. I really don't care if your a sports star, actress or actor or just a regular human being.
@canesfan1964 (544)
• United States
4 Dec 09
He knew what he was doing and he knew what would happen if he got caught. He was thinking with the wrong head. He's a smart guy. Do not be fooled. It's called wanting it all and because he is a celebrity he thought he could do it. Well, now we know. He is human like the rest of us. I don't feel sorry for him. I pity him.
@Sir_bobby88 (8231)
• Singapore
4 Dec 09
Well he is responsible for what he had did , no point pleading for him .
@mitch061983 (85)
• United States
4 Dec 09
I think the media should leave Tiger Woods alone and let him have his privacy i think that many pro athletes have done the same as Tiger and it goes unnoticed they are put in bad situations and nobody is perfect so just let him and his family get on with there life
