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Commentary: My ex was caught up in MeToo

The man I married when I was 24 and divorced at 30, an entertainment celebrity, was fired recently for inappropriate behavior.

My first reaction was a pulse of schadenfreude: He was due for this. When a friend told me he'd stuck his tongue in her mouth when hugging her goodbye ... I'm ashamed to admit this, but I said, "That's just how he is."

After I saw his photo plastered across the internet, and after that pulse of satisfaction, I felt sadness and concern. I had loved this man. We'd built our careers alongside

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