The Manti Te'o Hoax, from the Perspective of a Football Fanatic's Wife
After falling for it, I realized deception is nothing new.
[posted 1/17/2013]
A few months into my marriage, I was faced with the biggest and only secret my husband's ever kept from me: the man watches a lot more football than I ever imagined. Since those days, I've accepted that football will be on most weekends from ...
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CHAPLAIN BROWN
Friends we truly trust can probably deceive us any time they really want to. R. Glenn Brown
Tim Fall
Good job getting us thinking about falsehoods and the human condition, Lesley. It's amazing what some people will believe. Then it happens to me and I'm even more amazed that I was duped too. But the real problem is when I am the one doing the duping. I hide things and fight the temptation to paint myself in a better light than I really am all the time. God knows the real me though and loves me enough to have died for me anyway. Cheers, Tim (timfall.wordpress.com)
JANET W
I happen to believe Manti Te'o. Nothing in the article goes anywhere close to proving that the football was anything other than duped. I feel sorry for this young man who now is under the spotlight for simply being foolish.
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