Eve Talks Kissing Cena

[TDK]

<table><tr><td>Eve Talks Kissing Cena

WWE.com has published a pseudo-shoot interview with Eve regarding her abrupt kissing session with John Cena in front of Zack Ryder on Monday's Raw SuperShow as well as the backlash on Twitter.

"I never intended for anything bad to happen to Zack," Torres said. "How this turned out is not how I intended. I acted in the moment - we all make mistakes. I can't really say I'm sorry, but isn't it better to be honest than to lead Zack on?"

Torres received an avalanche of angry messages on Twitter, many of which are "not suitable for publishing on WWE.com."

"It's been a hard adjustment for me, reading my Twitter timeline," she said. "But, people need to realize that there's more than one side to people. I always try to put my best foot forward both inside and outside the ring. But I have emotions, and that goes for anyone - sometimes emotions just take over."

Torres also stresses that she's "only human."</td><td>

The ever so hot - Eve Torres</td></tr></table><table><tr><td>TDK's Take:

Who the hell takes this so seriously that they're writing angry messages on Twitter? Now if they'd written saying how offended they were at the stupidity of seeing Eve go from blaming everything on Cena to suddenly slipping him the tongue - I'd get it. But this? I mean come on, get a life people...

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Some of you older members may remember a film called 'Fatal Attraction'. It is about a man who loves his six-figure salary job and is about to be promoted again. He drives his dream car and is getting ready to move into his dream house, which is being built to his designs. And he has a devoted wife and daughter that think the sun doesn't rise until he says so. But when they go out of town, he has a sexual fling with a woman he has only just met. But when his wife returns, he calls off the affair, and the jilted ex-lover stalks the family.

There is one scene in which the man breaks into the ex-lovers apartment. When the film was previewed in the US, people in the cinemas got so angered by the ex-lover that they wanted the man to kill her. The original ending showed the man being arrested for her murder. The wife finds an answer phone message in which the ex-lover admits to committing suicide. Instead of handing the evidence to the police, she deletes it. The preview audiences hated this ending because the ex-lover did not suffer enough! However, audiences approved of a later ending in which the wife shoots the (pregnant) ex-lover dead. Apparently, a man cheating on his wife is not as bad as a woman having a relationship with a married man.

My point is, people always seem to hate the woman more when someone cheats. When a woman cheats on her boyfriend/husband, she is branded a "whore" for the rest of her life. But if a man cheats on his girlfriend/wife, he is just a jerk. The woman he dated is still branded "homewrecking whore" for the rest of her life, even if she knew nothing of the other relationship.

A perfect example is when Amy 'Lita' Dumas had a sexual relationship with Adam 'Edge' Copeland. In real-life, Dumas cheated on Matt Hardy, her boyfriend of six years. Meanwhile, Hardy's best friend Copeland had cheated on his second wife, a woman whom he had only married a few months earlier. And then in storyline, Edge stole Lita away from her husband Kane. After a few months, people forgot about what Edge/Copeland did in storyline and in real life. Last year, he retired as one of the best entertainers that the WWE has ever produced. And Lita/Dumas recieved much worse abuse, and to this day, many fans think of her as a "slut". Copeland was a married man who persued his best friend's girlfriend. But people hated Dumas more for the affair.

People are hating on Eve because she is the woman. Yes, she kissed Cena. But Cena didn't exactly push her off him. And they both took a very long time in trying to explain themselves to Zack Ryder.

But then again, people need to realise that this is just storyline and that the Ryder/Torres relationship was fictional.