The Sidley Summer Associate biter story is nuts....

[Anonymous]

Aquagirl = the Clearly Goatlips Cleary Gottlieb summer associate who stripped down to her underwear and dove into the Hudson River. At a summer associate event. At night. Had to be rescued.

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Anonymous wrote:Please remember that there is a person who is not a public figure on the other side of this whose story is not being accurately portrayed. The context is nobody's business because nobody is pursuing any legal action against her and she never chose to put her life in the public eye.

She made a mistake. She's beyond aware. And hopefully she's learned a lesson.

But in a mom's forum, she's not a Casey Anthony, Mary Kay Letourneau, or Michaele Salahi. Please allow her the grace to try to move on and find a career for herself in a profession where people take on student debt. She is someone who cares deeply to repay these loans and use her education to better the world. The cyberbullying only serves to do the opposite.

You are way too invested. No one is cyberbullying her. That's not what it means.

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Anonymous wrote:This is why law school admissions committees care so much about work experience now. I bet this is someone straight from undergrad or has barely any other work experience at a real job before this.

Unfortunately so many students this age were emotionally stunted during the pandemic.

+1 and there is a lot of biting going on in offices. Apparently it's one of the things holding back the RTO movement as execs seek to assess the benefits of RTO vs. the challenges (legal, medical, morale) that biting adds to the mix.

Let’s not blame everything on Covid. She is at least 23. So she went thru all of high school
Pre Covid. High schoolers know not to bite people

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You are way too invested. No one is cyberbullying her. That's not what it means.

Then please explain why all of this--such as the forum here--and the posts here are okay, including the misinformation spread.

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You are way too invested. No one is cyberbullying her. That's not what it means.

Then please explain why all of this--such as the forum here--and the posts here are okay, including the misinformation spread.

Talking about it is not cyber bullying.

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I have moved on from using that word if you read my last post. I asked why is it okay to talk about, as in a good think to talk about? What makes this a positive thing to discuss? Lawyers: TROLLS

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Talking about it is not cyber bullying.

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Anonymous wrote:I need more details on how this happened. Like did she just grab an hand and bite? Drunk and biting faces? Hug and bite the ear?

Where/what was bitten? Just a gentle "love bite" like a cat gives? More details, please.

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You are way too invested. No one is cyberbullying her. That's not what it means.

Then please explain why all of this--such as the forum here--and the posts here are okay, including the misinformation spread.

Because it's public information and it's true. You said she made a mistake. Most people's mistakes include boring things like speeding tickets. She's got a great opportunity to earn millions biting people on TikTok.

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Anonymous wrote:The crazy thing is that there were multiple, escalating incidents. Which means she was almost certainly told to stop, potentially more than once, but she continued. Wild.

No, that's not how it happened. But this is the issue: the fabricated story has gotten out of control.

She is absolutely welcome to present her side to the public. People are eager for information.

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Anonymous wrote:The crazy thing is that there were multiple, escalating incidents. Which means she was almost certainly told to stop, potentially more than once, but she continued. Wild.

This is wild. Can you imagine the Director of the Summer Associates Program having to "talk" with said Associate about this - ah, troubling - behavior?

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You are way too invested. No one is cyberbullying her. That's not what it means.

Then please explain why all of this--such as the forum here--and the posts here are okay, including the misinformation spread.

Is this a haiku?

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Anonymous wrote:The crazy thing is that there were multiple, escalating incidents. Which means she was almost certainly told to stop, potentially more than once, but she continued. Wild.

No, that's not how it happened. But this is the issue: the fabricated story has gotten out of control.

She is absolutely welcome to present her side to the public. People are eager for information.

I would love to hear the Summer Associate's explanation on why she bites. Because there is no way to explain this.

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This woman clearly has some mental health issues. Please be compassionate.

Medical issues is no excuse to be violent. I’m so sick of apologists for this kind of behavior.

Amen. What if she bit a client?

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Anonymous wrote:The crazy thing is that there were multiple, escalating incidents. Which means she was almost certainly told to stop, potentially more than once, but she continued. Wild.

No, that's not how it happened. But this is the issue: the fabricated story has gotten out of control.

One bit - whether gentle/playful/pretend - is one too many. IMO.

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But it's not all true. As I said earlier, she's not a public figure and doesn't want to be. Why are you continuing on about it then?

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You are way too invested. No one is cyberbullying her. That's not what it means.

Then please explain why all of this--such as the forum here--and the posts here are okay, including the misinformation spread.

Because it's public information and it's true. You said she made a mistake. Most people's mistakes include boring things like speeding tickets. She's got a great opportunity to earn millions biting people on TikTok.