He got divorced, so close distance didn't work for him. If he can't get close distance right, he has no right to tell long distance people what they can or can't do.
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Originally posted by nic&matt View PostHe got divorced, so close distance didn't work for him. If he can't get close distance right, he has no right to tell long distance people what they can or can't do.
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Originally posted by Silvaria View PostI gave up on Dr. Phil several years ago, when a very religious, distraught mother of a lesbian said, "Homosexuality is a choice, and people can -choose- NOT to be gay!"
As a supposed doctor of science, it was his duty to present the other side, that homosexuality may not be a choice at all...instead, he sat there and let this woman rant about what a sin it was, and so on...which is fine, I have no problem with that opinion, but if he was truly "unbiased", he would have presented the other side of the argument.
"In order to attain the impossible, one must attempt the absurd."
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The way he starts out the answer with a 'pfft ya right' attitude bugged me. I agree that it helps to have a light at the end of the tunnel but there are more then enough examples here to prove thats not the determining factor for one to work.
Maybe if we all sent an email to him (either stating how we disagree or with a link to the thread) he'd get the point.
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