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Zwinky	What happened, I havent heard of this, have you got a link to the story? Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

babydoll53175	I would need more facts, but what has been told already i would say it was her fault for sitting there to long and why didnt he try to help??? Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

silver	Yes! Even if she was an adult, there is no way she could have been in the right frame of mind to stay on a toilet for two years! From the way it sounds the boyfriend wasn't to stable either, to bring her food and take care of her on the toilet for two years! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Lisa	She was forced onto the seat (as in shoved in so hard she could not get out). There is no other way she could have stayed there for that long. Even with the most severe agoraphobia, the patient at least moves. She had to be completely immobile for several months to have the kind of situation she had. It was abuse, plain and simple. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Ren	Absolutely not. I am appauled that they sentenced the boyfriend. They had been together for a very long time. She hadn't left the bathroom for 2 years but was only on the toilet 3 months. I think that my husband is a man that tries to please so much that he too would be confused by my behaviour and be lenient to seek help in such an embarrassing situation. From what I've heard they were both mentally ill. I think he was doing the best he knew how for her, by abiding by her wishes, bringing her food, etc. He did what she said. Even the police had a hard time getting her out of the bathroom because she absolutely did not want to leave! I think it's horribly unfair to hold the boyfriend accountable for her decisions. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Jason M	I heard about this too, and I think that it's totally ridiculous, her boyfriend even brought her food and water. And HE is the one getting charged for caring for his crazy girl. This legal system is messed up these days, I don't think they realize that she was the one who wanted to sit on the toilet. I believe this charge will be dropped in the end if the trials aren't already over, it's absolutely ridiculous. and that girl is crazy. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Jme	I think they're both screwed in the head. She's nuts for doing it and he's nuts for not getting her help. So put them both on some sort of medication. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

TobyFox	She is an adult, yes, but she was clearly not in a fit state of mind and she was reliant on the boyfriend to take care of her. The fact that he waited so long to get her help was negligent. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

michele	I've heard about this story. It's tragic, I guess. I would hope my significant other would never allow this to happen. She was obviously obese before this one day when she just decided to stay in the bathroom... and then it just continued. I think it may be criminal if her boyfriend hid the situation, and prevented her from getting help. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

cjj9872000	i read that article and YES! Obviously she had a mental condition and he shouldn't have watched her rott away rather putting her in a home would have been appropriate. Mistreatment and if you think its not how would you feel stuck to a toilet not mentally well enough to leave. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Kayli E	I think she wanted to get her boyfriend charged. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

n0sleep	yea i heard that , and yes she should be charged..he could at lest ask someone to come and talk to her not let her sit then and suffer..cause i am sure she wasnt happy..but she was just scared ! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Key Lay	Now my question is were did that poor guy take a crap if she was on the toliet for two years? Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

TheModernDryad	I don't necessarily agree with the idea that the boyfriend should be charged, but I do see the reasoning behind it. He COULD have called someone rather than catering to her obvious disorder and letting it go untreated. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

salvatrucha_linda	TOO FUNNY! Charge them both! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

xJESSx	well if he knew about it he should ive called for help at an earler time than leaving i so long so yeah it is fair Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

John Cena	I think the boyfriend is to blame becausehe should have contacted someone, that she was stuck!!! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Shi07	When I heard about it on the news, I could not understand how it could be possible... until I watched a brief news story that explained that both she and her boyfriend are mentally challenged. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

MiSSxCANDiCE	next week she'll be on oprah.. haha. shes oviously on drugs... or just crazy :) Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

asdf	he shouldn't be charged because it was her decision and he didn't do anything to harm her. I think that he is an idiot for not persuading her to get off the toilet nor leaving her, but none of that stuff is illegal. So no i don't think he should be charged. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

steph_pete1329	Well if she has a mental problem or if she has gotten to the point that this man mentally controlled her then, yes, I would blame her boyfriend for mistreatment. There are alot of women out there that let men control them, even to the point of abuse. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Funkytown	I don't think he should have been charged with anything. Like you said she was a grown adult and if she didn't want to get off the toilet that's her problem! Plus from what I hear he asked her to please get off and he also fed her everyday soooo I don't know why he's being charged for anything! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Ta-Zu	Wasn't her boyfriend the one who called in for someone to help? That's not mistreatment. I don't know why she was on the toilet for 2 years though - anyone know? Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

mithrilhawk	charging him is stupid. I wouldn't have let her stay in the bathroom, myself. But I don't see the crime if one adult lets another do something weird, like not leave the bathroom. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

*~Jessica~*	Omg yeah i heard of that! Although i DONT know the whole entire story, and i'm not like a lawyer or anything, I don't think its right to charge her boyfriend. Unless she has a mental disability, she can make choices and obviously it was her choice to stay on the pot! lol!! that story is kinda funny btw Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Princess Jasmine of Agraba	it's pretty ridiculous but like at what point do you not find it ridiculous that your girlfriend refuses to leave the bathroom i mean maybe a few days even that's pushing it but TWO YEARS? like it's not his fault but seriously he should've done something. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

remyfier765	IVE NEVER HEARD THAT!! THATSINTERESTING Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

$andman	he's guilty of neglect... Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

mark	Yes. Clearly she was disturbed. I would think that after a few days (or even if he gave it a week or two) he should have called for help. He was negligent Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

BELLE	classic case of mental illness and stupidity rolled into one Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Mel B.	I do know this story. The woman was ill and her boyfriend was her caregiver. Why else would they be charging him? If she was capable of taking care of herself then he wouldnt get anyhting. She had bedsores that opened and seeped and thats how the seat got stuck to her. Poor woman. If her boyfriend could'nt have handled it, he should have gotten help a long time ago, like 2 yrs ago. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No