All I’m saying is that people like to make it as if it’s so much worse that it’s married women. I think its worse if he had gone more for single women. Married women have more an obligation to their families so I think they share a lot of the blame. I mean really, maybe all these were desperate housewives who seduced him and he was just a weak poor soul.

Their actions are not what is up for debate. Their moral or ethic decisions are not in question. His are. Their families/husbands can make that call. His are put out there because he is supposed to be a trusted member of society, not a sex fiend on the prowl in his office.

I kind of have mixed feelings on this. He did transfer cases but most of the women he seemed to be after were married. They were his patients and in all honesty how many of your patients are you going to want to have sex with? I think he does have some kind of an addiction and I’m glad they revoked his license. He came close to rape one time, what would’ve stopped him the next time someone refused him? At the same time, I feel he used his position to get into their pants. The part that disturbs me the most(other than the physical aggression towards Chrissy)is how many times he was caught and reprimanded for downloading porn on the job. Once, okay a mistake. Two, three times something is not quite right here. Plus looking at naughty mags while at the counter in a hospital? Do these things not follow him when he applied for positions at other jobs?

I think it was a breach of ethics. You can’t help who you fall in love with, but you can choose to not use your job as a way to meet and have sex with women.