laurell3 -> RE: Ok. This might just be the limit. (10/27/2007 6:54:42 AM)
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.they have to do with your idea that being married to him will somehow make unacceptable things acceptable. Marriage would not make the truly uncceptable acceptable. This is unacceptable given the context that his commitment to me is not permanent. It would be acceptable if his commitment to me were permanent and if his reputation were inextricable with mine, which it is not right now. If I am identified, I am screwed because Im trying to be a lawyer and this is not kosher even if its totally legal. He isn't screwed though- he can go on his merry way. None of that matters right now because as it stands, I am not screwed. The site is gone. Took some expressed angst on my part to prompt its disappearance, but I can't quite fault him for making me accept something I didn't want. [sm=banghead.gif][sm=banghead.gif][sm=banghead.gif] two things and I'm done because I'm not enough of a masochist to get a concussion against this brick wall..... You are an individual whose reputation is based solely on you and your actions, including associating with someone that puts you at risk. In the practice of law, there is no someone one else did it excuse. It's all you. NO excuse of secretary didn't file it, client didn't remind me, boyfriend messed me up...nothing, it's all on you. If you truly aspire to be a professional, you need to get your head on straight about YOU regardless of whether someone else is in your life. Get over this romantic ideal that some guy makes everything hunky dorey and stand up on your own. Your idea that if his life sucked as well because he outted both of you it would be ok is just ludicrious beyond belief. Second, I hate to be the one to tell you, but nothing is every truly gone on the internet as we've seen many many times in political scandals. It may not be publicly acessible at the moment, but it's out there. For your sake I hope no one ever connects the dots.
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