I apreciate that, and probably should've been a little less Heather From The Block. I have some educational background in psychology (along with work and personal experience), and while I don't have a degree (I dropped out of a psych/pre-med program to go back to my initial goal, acting) I do read a fair bit on the field at my leisure.

I don't think what Wilson did was right, but I'm of the mentality that if no one was at a large risk of getting hurt, that it's water under the bridge. If anyone was at risk of getting hurt in this specific instance, I personally think it was Wilson because of the risk to his career, his relationship with House, et cetera.