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Abedin dumps Anthony Weiner

What's so weird isn't the fact he keeps behaving badly -- that part isn't so very much different from smokers who just can't manage to quit, or fat people who keep overeating. Rather, what's weird is that he misbehaves in ways that seem so very likely to be caught. It's like he's actually getting off on the social and political risk, rather than the sexual aspect of it.
 
What's so weird isn't the fact he keeps behaving badly -- that part isn't so very much different from smokers who just can't manage to quit, or fat people who keep overeating. Rather, what's weird is that he misbehaves in ways that seem so very likely to be caught. It's like he's actually getting off on the social and political risk, rather than the sexual aspect of it.

He needs a shrink. Big time.
 
You counting the one posted after mine?

Don't forget to scold your fellow winger.

;-)
I did not count that one; I'll let you scold him.

You should thank me for replying to another of your posts; seems you have a long string of zero response posts here.

What's the deal, you have a rep as a nobody or something?
 
What's so weird isn't the fact he keeps behaving badly -- that part isn't so very much different from smokers who just can't manage to quit, or fat people who keep overeating. Rather, what's weird is that he misbehaves in ways that seem so very likely to be caught. It's like he's actually getting off on the social and political risk, rather than the sexual aspect of it.
At this point, I think he gets off on embarrassing his soon to be former wife.

Thanks for responding here, I was beginning to think bugs was being ignored again.

It hurts his widdle feewins when that happens.
 
He needs a shrink. Big time.
Agreed. It's a lot easier to understand someone like JFK, Bill Clinton, John Edwards, etc. Those come across just as examples of run-of-the-mill ape biology: an alpha male finds himself with lots of sexual opportunities and follows his genetically encoded drives, with some reasonable hope he'll get away with it. Deep down, it's just the genes, looking to spread themselves, and overcoming whatever morals the person has. With Weiner, it doesn't come across as normal philandering. It barely even comes across as sexual. Instead, it comes across as neurotic risk-taking.
 
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