Re: [UUPoly-L] Poly in the news

[Thaddeus Howze <ebonstorm@gmail.com>]

All I can say to this is wow! I don't think divorce is necessary unless that
is what SHE wants. But, I have wanted to say this to Tiger since this
debacle has started.  Why are you apologizing for being brilliant, capable
and desiring the company of multiple female partners? And before you flame
me, done responsibly, he could have the life he dreams of and play golf at
the level never seen before by modern man. I feel for him because he is
being torn between the world of what was (or what is believed to be the best
way to live--because we say so) and the world of what could be, a world
where he could really be what he is and not be punished for it.

My two bits--


   Divorce, enjoy polyamory, Tiger
told<http://www.malaysianmirror.com/homedetail/45-home/31702-divorce-enjoy-polyamory-tiger-told>

  Friday, 26 February 2010 14:04    MONTREAL – French guru Claude Vorilhon,
alias Rael, advised golf superstar Tiger Woods in an open letter on Thursday
to divorce his wife and embrace multiple sexual partners.
[image: tiger_woods01]
"Adultery is not mental disease but a very normal behaviour among both
humans and animals," said the leader of the atheist Raelian Movement, whose
followers believe life on earth was created by extra-terrestrials.

"I encourage you to explore what more and more people are calling
'polyamory,' which means loving many people simultaneously and with no
jealousy," he said.

Alluding to Woods's televised apology last week for his extramarital
dalliances, Vorilhon urged the golfer to "stop making his life a model of
guilt, sadness and conformism to antiquated Judeo-Christian values."

This, he said, sets a bad example for the younger generation.

Woods's remarks last Friday, in which he said he is undergoing therapy, were
his first public comments in nearly three months, since a sex scandal
spiraled into a global media storm and pushed him into self-imposed
seclusion.

"The only person close to you who needs therapy is your wife," Vorilhon
said, saying the golfer's spouse Elin Nordegren welcomed Woods's partying
ways so long as he didn't engage in extramarital affairs.

"If she doesn't get therapy, you will be better off divorcing such a jealous
partner to freely enjoy your sexual partners," he added, inviting Woods to
an upcoming Raelian seminar in Las Vegas. — *AFP*

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