TIgers Woods to Go to Arizona for “Sexual Compulsion” and “Drug Addiction” Do You Think This Will Help?

Question by latj: TIgers Woods to go to Arizona for “sexual compulsion” and “drug addiction” do you think this will help?
His wife has already seen a high profile divorce attorney and is already filing the proper paperwork and is ending her marriage. She has bought a $ 1.2 million home off an island in Sweden and is leaving for someplace “warm” with the children for the Christmas holidays. She is no longer wearing her wedding rings. She is said to be asking for MORE than HALF his billion dollar assets. Why now would he decide to get help for sexual compulsion when it has already destroyed everything he has? Why not BEFORE it did? I love Tiger but he doesn’t seem to be doing things in the proper order…
He is looking for someplace he and “the boys” can go for the holidays??? Isn’t that strange with the position he is in???

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Answer by Yesi93
ummm, not sure. Probably not.

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