Paul Pierce

Oh, here's my window of opportunity.

It just opens up the door for too much other things to creep in.

I hate seeing everything play out over social media.

It just gets messy.

And there's no recovery.

Once public embarrassment is involved, it's hard to go back.

Like, that's one thing for a woman.

A woman hates public embarrassment.

You know, you can have stuff and it's kept in-house and, you know, you don't know what's going on.

You don't know what they're going through.

But on social media, everything looks happy.

But once it goes public...

the relationship has such a strain on it that it's hard to recover from that.

And that's why I hate when people take it to the, oh, this is what we're going through.

Like, all of that is unnecessary.

I don't like anybody who goes to the Internet.

I'm old school, and I don't like public embarrassment.

It's because you're not looked at as a fool now when you go out in public.

But if it's private and everybody ain't in y'all business, you could probably deal with it a little better, right?

Yeah, you could deal with it a little better.