It’s all very well for Tim Worner, chief executive of Seven West Media, to say he’s “filled with the deepest shame and regret” now. It’s too late.
His affair with Amber Harrison, a former executive assistant to the company’s magazine boss, reportedly took place more than two years ago.
He’s a married father of four; it should never have happened.
Today, it’s reported three of the four women Harrison named as having alleged affairs have fired off legal letters. Harrison writes in her letter to the Australian Human Rights Commission, she believed the network boss had sexual relationships with several employees.
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I agree. The married person is 100% at fault here but i think it's best practice to avoid entering into a relationship where one person is married. It's never going to work out positively.
I have a relative who unashamedly sleeps with married men. It disgusts me. She doesn't give a rats. Once or twice she has tried to say that the married man is separated or leaving his wife (they weren't). To my knowledge she has happily been with 4 married men and thats only the ones i know of.
I don't know about anyone else, but when i am with someone, i want them to be 100% devoted to me. I don't want to have to sneak around or share that person.
This is the most ridiculous, idealistic view of marriage and relationships! I'm so glad it's 'crystal clear' for you but the reality of life is nothing is 'crystal clear'. Life is messy and blurry and to think otherwise is entirely naive. The woman in a long term marriage deserves the respect of her husband not another woman. Also to remove yourself from being the potential other woman is a joke. You have no idea what you might be capable of. We are all human.
Teddy, while we are indeed all human and capable of making mistakes I don't think it's unreasonable to treat someone (whether you've met them or not) the way you would want to be treated. I won't go after someone's partner because I wouldn't want that to happen to me. You may call it idealistic but then what is the point of marriage or even relationships without some form of monogamy. People make mistakes, it does not mean you should help the make them.