Did you LOSE RESPECT for Nick Willis when he publicly campaigned against pornography?

ex Nick Willis fan wrote:

Be honest.

I love the fact the he's had a long and successful track career, but when he started publicly campaigning against a basic pleasure freedom that we all have as adults, I turned on him.

He may be a better runner than many of us. Most of us to be exact. But his morals and opinions do not make him a better human being than the next person, and I wish he would have kept his personal hatred and personal perceived struggle towards this certain indulgence private.

I doubt he struggled with it. I think he was bamboozled by religious personnel into believing he struggled with what the holier than thou consider a vice, and what the rest of us consider a normal and generic part of adult life.

ex Nick Willis fan wrote:

Be honest.

I love the fact the he's had a long and successful track career, but when he started publicly campaigning against a basic pleasure freedom that we all have as adults, I turned on him.

He may be a better runner than many of us. Most of us to be exact. But his morals and opinions do not make him a better human being than the next person, and I wish he would have kept his personal hatred and personal perceived struggle towards this certain indulgence private.

I doubt he struggled with it. I think he was bamboozled by religious personnel into believing he struggled with what the holier than thou consider a vice, and what the rest of us consider a normal and generic part of adult life.

Wankers 101 wrote:

The worst preachy crusader types are the recent converts - in AA and apparently in PornA. They totally screw up their lives with their hedonism, so everything surrounding their vices must now be evil. Just look at the attitude in the replies in this thread.

ex Nick Willis fan wrote:

Be honest.

I love the fact the he's had a long and successful track career, but when he started publicly campaigning against a basic pleasure freedom that we all have as adults, I turned on him.

He may be a better runner than many of us. Most of us to be exact. But his morals and opinions do not make him a better human being than the next person, and I wish he would have kept his personal hatred and personal perceived struggle towards this certain indulgence private.

I doubt he struggled with it. I think he was bamboozled by religious personnel into believing he struggled with what the holier than thou consider a vice, and what the rest of us consider a normal and generic part of adult life.

New Mexico Coach wrote:

1st off, I had no idea that he ever campaigned against this issue. So this is all news to me.

2ndly, now that I am aware he is against pornography (and apparently any type of self sexual pleasure) then I immediately despise him. This guy's Holly rolling hypocrisy makes Ryan hall look normal.

Take away this dudes gf, I guarantee you he will hit up the websites again.

ex Nick Willis fan wrote:

Be honest.

I love the fact the he's had a long and successful track career, but when he started publicly campaigning against a basic pleasure freedom that we all have as adults, I turned on him.

He may be a better runner than many of us. Most of us to be exact. But his morals and opinions do not make him a better human being than the next person, and I wish he would have kept his personal hatred and personal perceived struggle towards this certain indulgence private.

I doubt he struggled with it. I think he was bamboozled by religious personnel into believing he struggled with what the holier than thou consider a vice, and what the rest of us consider a normal and generic part of adult life.

New Mexico Coach wrote:

1st off, I had no idea that he ever campaigned against this issue. So this is all news to me.

2ndly, now that I am aware he is against pornography (and apparently any type of self sexual pleasure) then I immediately despise him. This guy's Holly rolling hypocrisy makes Ryan hall look normal.

Take away this dudes gf, I guarantee you he will hit up the websites again.

GettingFasterDude wrote:

The guy wrote about something that affected his life in a bad way. He made some changes that made his life, and his relationship with his wife, better. Let it be.