Anonymous wrote:I am uninterested in their marriage.

Anonymous wrote:Male cheating is different from female cheating (women will complain about this but deep down they know it's true).

If your husband cheats, it means he's desirable to other women. As long as he doesn't get her pregnant or spend money on her, it should boost your ego. Loving husbands can separate marriage from sex.

If your wife cheats, it's the ultimate betrayal. Not only is paternity now in doubt but women tend to develop feelings more quickly. There's a reason most women don't leave cheating husbands but most marriages where wives cheat crash and burn.

The mayor of Nashville should resign immediately. Any man would be pressured to do so.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel nothing but pain and sympathy for Nashville Mayor Megan Barry and her spouse Bruce Barry, a Professor at the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University.

Last July 2017, Megan and Bruce lost their only child, their 22-year old son Max Barry to a drug overdose. He had some history of struggle with drug addiction, and it is surely a devastating loss.

We now know that Mayor Barry engaged in an affair with a close colleague that began in the Spring of 2017. Being a loving mother I am sure that she is bereft, and was likely already struggling with self-blame of perhaps not being sufficiently emotionally present, or perhaps being too distracted or self-involved, in the last year of her son's life.

An apparently good woman made one dear mistake, at what in retrospect was the worst possible time in her life to do so. I have no doubt that error of morality and judgment haunts her. She and her husband have suffered more than a couple should ever have to, I see no need to add a public humiliation and shaming to their misery.

both of them should have been concentrating on getting their son treatment and saving his life rather than engaging in affairs. This was not a "mistake" but a deliberate action to escape from the responsibility of her only child.

Anonymous wrote:Male cheating is different from female cheating (women will complain about this but deep down they know it's true).

If your husband cheats, it means he's desirable to other women. As long as he doesn't get her pregnant or spend money on her, it should boost your ego. Loving husbands can separate marriage from sex.

If your wife cheats, it's the ultimate betrayal. Not only is paternity now in doubt but women tend to develop feelings more quickly. There's a reason most women don't leave cheating husbands but most marriages where wives cheat crash and burn.

The mayor of Nashville should resign immediately. Any man would be pressured to do so.

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully she will be booted out of office and everyone like her. She is an enemy and must be removed, never allowed to come near the reins of power again. Stomp her out like a smoldering whore-smoked cigarette lying on the side of the road near dry grass on a windy day, stomp her out before she can cause any more trouble.

Do the right thing, Nashville, drop-kick her butt right out for good at the voting booth since she will not resign. The swamp extends all the way to Tennessee, apparently. There appears to be a large interconnected sewer where the Democrats creep and wallow in slime on the underbelly of our society.

https://www.sltrib.com/religion/global/2017/08/30/nashville-mayor-no-fan-of-evangelicals-nashville-statement-condemning-same-sex-marriage/

Anonymous wrote:I feel nothing but pain and sympathy for Nashville Mayor Megan Barry and her spouse Bruce Barry, a Professor at the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University.

Last July 2017, Megan and Bruce lost their only child, their 22-year old son Max Barry to a drug overdose. He had some history of struggle with drug addiction, and it is surely a devastating loss.

We now know that Mayor Barry engaged in an affair with a close colleague that began in the Spring of 2017. Being a loving mother I am sure that she is bereft, and was likely already struggling with self-blame of perhaps not being sufficiently emotionally present, or perhaps being too distracted or self-involved, in the last year of her son's life.

An apparently good woman made one dear mistake, at what in retrospect was the worst possible time in her life to do so. I have no doubt that error of morality and judgment haunts her. She and her husband have suffered more than a couple should ever have to, I see no need to add a public humiliation and shaming to their misery.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel nothing but pain and sympathy for Nashville Mayor Megan Barry and her spouse Bruce Barry, a Professor at the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University.

Last July 2017, Megan and Bruce lost their only child, their 22-year old son Max Barry to a drug overdose. He had some history of struggle with drug addiction, and it is surely a devastating loss.

We now know that Mayor Barry engaged in an affair with a close colleague that began in the Spring of 2017. Being a loving mother I am sure that she is bereft, and was likely already struggling with self-blame of perhaps not being sufficiently emotionally present, or perhaps being too distracted or self-involved, in the last year of her son's life.

An apparently good woman made one dear mistake, at what in retrospect was the worst possible time in her life to do so. I have no doubt that error of morality and judgment haunts her. She and her husband have suffered more than a couple should ever have to, I see no need to add a public humiliation and shaming to their misery.

both of them should have been concentrating on getting their son treatment and saving his life rather than engaging in affairs. This was not a "mistake" but a deliberate action to escape from the responsibility of her only child.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel nothing but pain and sympathy for Nashville Mayor Megan Barry and her spouse Bruce Barry, a Professor at the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University.

Last July 2017, Megan and Bruce lost their only child, their 22-year old son Max Barry to a drug overdose. He had some history of struggle with drug addiction, and it is surely a devastating loss.

We now know that Mayor Barry engaged in an affair with a close colleague that began in the Spring of 2017. Being a loving mother I am sure that she is bereft, and was likely already struggling with self-blame of perhaps not being sufficiently emotionally present, or perhaps being too distracted or self-involved, in the last year of her son's life.

An apparently good woman made one dear mistake, at what in retrospect was the worst possible time in her life to do so. I have no doubt that error of morality and judgment haunts her. She and her husband have suffered more than a couple should ever have to, I see no need to add a public humiliation and shaming to their misery.

both of them should have been concentrating on getting their son treatment and saving his life rather than engaging in affairs. This was not a "mistake" but a deliberate action to escape from the responsibility of her only child.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel nothing but pain and sympathy for Nashville Mayor Megan Barry and her spouse Bruce Barry, a Professor at the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University.

Last July 2017, Megan and Bruce lost their only child, their 22-year old son Max Barry to a drug overdose. He had some history of struggle with drug addiction, and it is surely a devastating loss.

We now know that Mayor Barry engaged in an affair with a close colleague that began in the Spring of 2017. Being a loving mother I am sure that she is bereft, and was likely already struggling with self-blame of perhaps not being sufficiently emotionally present, or perhaps being too distracted or self-involved, in the last year of her son's life.

An apparently good woman made one dear mistake, at what in retrospect was the worst possible time in her life to do so. I have no doubt that error of morality and judgment haunts her. She and her husband have suffered more than a couple should ever have to, I see no need to add a public humiliation and shaming to their misery.

Finally a decent post by someone with normal human values.

The rest of you: do you have any humanity left in you??

According to this timeline the affair started before her son's death. So it was not a grief response as the poster suggests.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel nothing but pain and sympathy for Nashville Mayor Megan Barry and her spouse Bruce Barry, a Professor at the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University.

Last July 2017, Megan and Bruce lost their only child, their 22-year old son Max Barry to a drug overdose. He had some history of struggle with drug addiction, and it is surely a devastating loss.

We now know that Mayor Barry engaged in an affair with a close colleague that began in the Spring of 2017. Being a loving mother I am sure that she is bereft, and was likely already struggling with self-blame of perhaps not being sufficiently emotionally present, or perhaps being too distracted or self-involved, in the last year of her son's life.

An apparently good woman made one dear mistake, at what in retrospect was the worst possible time in her life to do so. I have no doubt that error of morality and judgment haunts her. She and her husband have suffered more than a couple should ever have to, I see no need to add a public humiliation and shaming to their misery.

Finally a decent post by someone with normal human values.

The rest of you: do you have any humanity left in you??

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Says she's sorry, blah blah blah, hurt her family, blah blah blah ... Is she sorry, or sorry she got caught?

Also, here's another cheater who calls an affair "a mistake." No, it's actually a series of hundreds, or thousands, of willful lies and deceptions.

Husband apparently staying, and they will work on their marriage... .Do you think it can ever be the same? Or salvageable? Out there so publicly ...

You dumb, typical Republican. Here she - and we know you’re mad because it’s a woman - admits her failure and takes responsibility. Trump lies his far-spreading ass off as his (3rd) wife hides after husband’s porn star fling whores out their affair and...crickets.

Republicans are disgusting people. ALL of them at this point.