Tiger Mom’s husband kept trying to bang his students

[Anonymous]

Yeah and that's the really messed up part about what both Chua and Rubenfeld were doing, and when they are together as a couple how it wreaked even more havoc. Don't want to report your creepy older male teacher for leching because it could mess up your career in two different ways, from causing a fuss with Rubenfeld or from getting a clerkship through Chua. Or maybe you're not comfortable with some of the things Chua is saying or doing at the social events but you don't want to report her due to not wanting to mess up your chances on taking a class in future with academic star Rubenfeld, or again not wanting to mess up possible clerkship pipeline with Chua.

The thread above posted a letter from a past Chua student who said, I really liked Chua but then she lied by denying that she had ever suggested Kavanaugh may have behaved improperly to his female clerks, and while I was a YLS star before this happened I am a nobody now with a nobody job because I dropped out of clerkship consideration and law firm consideration because I didn't want to deal with getting a recommendation from Chua.

The thing about this and the Me Too movement is that a lot of people who have power don't actually think about it or realize it until it's pointed out to them that they are misusing it in ways that negatively affect people. Some of this stuff if obvious and people should know better but maybe some of it is less obvious. Maybe it should be taught!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, she was so OVERLY-INVESTED in her kids that I'm sure she wasn't even screwing her husband. The marriage was probably the last thing on her list, a mere after-thought.

That certainly does not excuse his lecherous behavior.

The kids would have been better off to grow up in a well-adjusted home without a helicopter freak as a mother.

She needed to have married an Asian-American person with morals. She married a White man. What was she expecting? Fidelity? Family values? Morals?

Trolling much?

[Anonymous]

Honestly, talking with my DH about this, he laughed and we both agreed it was better to have gone to Stanford (me) or Chicago (him) than deal with this toxic BS and craziness we have heard from friends who went to Yale and Harvard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, talking with my DH about this, he laughed and we both agreed it was better to have gone to Stanford (me) or Chicago (him) than deal with this toxic BS and craziness we have heard from friends who went to Yale and Harvard.

Weirdest humblebrag ever.