Weststander
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[News] Jermaine Jenas sacked…
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Greedy male, looking to cheat on his wife if he can.
Reported he sent a dick pick to his colleague
Surely if you do that it's sexual abuse. Is jail time being discussed? If you flashed someone in the street you would be in serious trouble I imagine, I think this is even worse.
I’m surprised he hasn’t pulled the Mental Health Card out yet, or has he ?
Last I heard he was still in the “two sides to every story” “talking to my lawyers” denial mode. But there’s been a series of quite specific revelations about his behavior since then. Now he’s been found out, I guess the next move is to switch to “made an error of judgement” followed by the mental health card.
Yep nailed on
- May 8, 2018
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The sex addiction card will be laid on the table before mental health IMO.
Depends on the strategy from whichever expensive PR crisis management firm he has signed up to.
Doc Lynam
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The WHO consider SA a MHD
Compulsive sexual behavior, or sex addiction, is classified by the World Health Organization as a mental health disorder. Behaviors associated with it are treated with techniques to help resist a temptation, urge or impulse.
On this rare occasion, this would be precise and accurate use of that expression.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Mental health is vague and broad. He might be having/having had mental health issues. As always the question would be did they have an impact on his behaviour. The answer is nearly always yes.
Our mental health - “good” or “bad” has a constant impact on everything we think, say and do. It’s just when people get caught making decisions that it comes out as mitigation for bad actions.
It’s the wife I feel most sorry for. I might be having a bad day and feeling unloved/horny/depressed but I’ve never had the urge to send unsolicited dick pics to junior colleagues. That’s the difference.
Our mental health - “good” or “bad” has a constant impact on everything we think, say and do. It’s just when people get caught making decisions that it comes out as mitigation for bad actions.
It’s the wife I feel most sorry for. I might be having a bad day and feeling unloved/horny/depressed but I’ve never had the urge to send unsolicited dick pics to junior colleagues. That’s the difference.
Think he just wanted to shag birds
Prob got a few signs was in for it too
Not the thing to do on a relationship clearly
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Lenny Rider
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This morning‘s ‘exclusive’ in The Mail fairly damning, there’s probably more chance of seeing Rolf’s painting of the dear old Queen hanging in the Tate than ever seeing Jenas on TV again.
We are all flawed, but this one smacks of arrogance and a perception of almost being untouchable.
We are all flawed, but this one smacks of arrogance and a perception of almost being untouchable.
But what about the way the BBC dealt with it? They allegedly showed Jenas the images he sent to young women in the disciplinary meeting! Can you believe that? He had no warning that the images would pop up on his screen.
Surely your favourite BBC hating rags, The Sun and Daily Mail admit that the corporation is actually to blame for all this and if Jenas had received the correct training and guidance, he’d not have been sexting unwanted dicpics? After all, they’ve probably paid Jenas thousands and thousands of pounds to get ‘his opinion’ on the scandal.