Tiger Woods, Now Cured of Sexual Addiction Returns to Golf in March
February 8, 2010
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Elin Nordegren may still love Tiger Woods but she also knows that Tiger Woods’ issues are very serious and that only time will tell if he is truly committed to change. It is being reported in Europe that Elin has agreed to give Tiger Woods six months to prove himself. Elin is putting the divorce plans on hold for now. Elin knows well that she has a responsibility to herself and her children and that their life is too precious to spend it with someone that may not be worth it. I applaud Elin’s decision and wish her the best. Keep strong Elin, you are a true woman!
I seriously doubt if the label “cured” can be applied to Tiger’s sexual addiction at this point in time. I’m thinking it’s similar to other forms of addiction and requires ongoing treatment. I also think that unless he continues outpatient treatment, Tiger will continue having sexual relations outside of his marriage. The most important thing is whether Tiger really wants to save his marriage, and how far he is willing to go to do it.
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He should focus on shooting the balls in golf not women. That’s what he really do best.