boi...on the same note, whats to say that one who has held to the "right path" will not stray at some point later in life? The thing I see is that this guy strayed and admitted to it. Thats admirable in my eyes. You think I'm defending improper behavior....not true. What I've been trying to put across is the fact that this guy admits to everything and knows right from wrong. Not many people I've ever met will admit to personal failures. And almost invariably, those who do admit to them turn out to be real gems.
Well I'd think the chances of straying later on will be a lot higher if someone has already a history. For example, the chances of someone picking up smoking in later years is higher if they have smoked when they were young as opposed to someone who has never smoked before.