FauxMo

November 4th, 2017 at 12:48 PM ^

Not to be a bummer, but technically speaking, anything outside our own subjectivity is an "object." And since we are trapped inside that subjectivity in perpetuity, every other human on the planet is, therefore, an object (men and women alike). The very best we can hope for is intersubjectivity, but even that is increasingly impossible with disembodied communications media more dominant each day. 

1WhoStayed

November 4th, 2017 at 11:48 AM ^

The woman has made millions posing for pictures. Nothing wrong with that. But it’s wrong for men (and some women I would guess!) to look at her as a “sex object”?!

Please. Just buying what she’s selling. Nothing disrespectful about it.

Rico

November 4th, 2017 at 1:13 PM ^

After Justin's no-hitter in 2007 she called Verlander her fiance, but then Justin later said they were never actually engaged. Awkward! They ended up splitting and she went on to marry a Tigers employee who is now no longer with the team.

PopeLando

November 4th, 2017 at 4:51 PM ^

Hmm a Google search and the first Verlander-Upton stories seem to indicate that Ms. Yuen was still in the picture when JV started up with Ms. Upton. And she was called JV's fiance by more than just herself.

Personally, I'm on Team Yuen here. Call me old fashioned, but all else being equal I'd vote for "gorgeous woman who has stood by your side long term" over (unpopular opinion alert) "borderline-creepy-young model whose looks may not last". But I'm not a superstar pitcher.

M and M Boys

November 4th, 2017 at 12:00 PM ^

Melvin and Justin may be available....
Verlander was the ONLY Astro to miss the Houston Championship Parade....
He says “I DO” today....
Kate’s the real closer here....

bweldon

November 4th, 2017 at 11:51 AM ^

Sorry but Private/Incognito Browser settings do nothing to hid your history, all they do is hide you from cookie distribution.  Unless you are going through TOR or one of the other browsers that also route through the dark web there is always a history and someone who is good at IT forensics can find the history or whatever is left of it.