Ok, why is mrs spitzer standing there? support, or pity?
by 
sophiesmom
ANSWERS: 8
-
Knowledge that if her husband's career plummets, she's utterly screwed out of fancy-pants banquets and lots of Tiffany jewelry.
-
I think it's her way of dealing with what has to be a terribly humiliating position to be in. We see a face etched in pain and maybe have the decency to leave her alone to deal with this shambles her marriage has become. I don't pity her or mock her - we all have battles in our lives and I have no intention of judging the way she handles hers.
-
Solid financial planning.
-
Its the politically correct thing to do.
-
Maybe Silda has more kindness, compassion and love in her heart than her selfish husband does. Perhaps she can teach him a lesson in love. After he leaves his office next week, they will have time to repair their relationship and go on with the task of being parents to their three daughters.
-
I'm always mystified when these women "stand by their man" this way. I would kill the guy, personally. But I saw an interview with the former first lady of New Jersey (McCready?). You know, the one whose husband was having a gay love affair. She said the reason she stood by her husband during that time was partly out of shock but mainly she did it for her daughters who were already devastatad over the news and she thought breaking up the marriage right away would make it worse. She's getting a divorce now.
-
somebody said she is due to inherit a lot his father is worth 5oo million and he was promoised 25o of it already
-
All politicians who are discovered doing stuff like that bring their wives along, seriously... look at the tapes : P I'm pretty sure 'every single one of them' has had their wife behind them when they give their big speech...
RELATED QUESTIONS
Copyright 2023, Wired Ivy, LLC