Why Mrs. Madoff And Mrs. Sanford Haven't Called It Quits - Forbes.com »
Posted By y_soitenly 4 months, 1 week ago in Business & FinanceTheir husbands steal. They cheat. They pay-to-play. Yet despite it all, these wives stand by their man.
When Ruth Madoff finally broke her attorney-advised silence this afternoon, moments after Bernard Madoff, her husband of nearly 50 years, was sentenced to 150 years in prison, talk turned to whether or not the days of their marriage were history.
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chevydog4 months, 1 week ago
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This article makes some good points. I've also read others that go into even more depth as to why or why not the women don't just leave.
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But in the end, it's their decision; and it shouldn't be made according to what I or anyone else thinks or feels. I may end up being puzzled by what someone may choose; but then it's not my decision to make. There is something to be said for waiting until the heat of the moment dies down and making a "cold blooded" decision. -
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