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I have been following this story for quite some time already and tbh it's been alot of back and forth between his management and the girl. Posting screenshots between them on public forum so people gain a better understanding of what is truly happening.

I won't say he is in the wrong or right because nobody actually knows what happened minus the two parties

I just hope that the story isn't a fabrication done by the girl to purposely wreck a stars career cause let's be honest it wouldn't be the first nor last time something like this happens.

Nobody think I am condoning rape for what I'm saying.
 

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I just hope that the story isn't a fabrication done by the girl to purposely wreck a stars career cause let's be honest it wouldn't be the first nor last time something like this happens.
Apparently, seven other women have come forward. Pop stars, athletes, movie stars, etc. are all babe magnets.
 

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Apparently, seven other women have come forward. Pop stars, athletes, movie stars, etc. are all babe magnets.
You mean Nutjob babe magnets? Half the women they are attract are not straight, are gold diggers, have poor person syndrome thinking and are cold.
Then again there are celebs who use their status for such a crime.

When reaching famous status level always have another person with you mainly paralegal so there is never a false accusation.
 
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Tricking a woman into having sex is rape. Guys, don't tell lies. Be honest with women about why you want to engage in coitus ("fuck") with them. Also, don't touch drunk women. (I think the same rule also applies to women who want to fuck a guy.)
I think it's cute that you think the same standards apply to women on men action.
A couple of people have some drinks, have sex, then man raped the women not the other way around. Don't know how it plays in Ape Law court but in Ape court of public opinion it does. Ditto, if a girl gets a guy pissed loaded drunk, fucks him to get preggers guess who gets enslaved for 18 years. Or it's statutory rape for that matter. There are younger lads who legally were raped and are still on the hook till their spawn turns 18.


I once lied to get sex. It was really awkward. I never lied to my mother before.
-Jimmy Carr or Jon Lajoie I don't remember which.
 

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View results: Have You Ever Lied To Get A Girl Into Bed?
  • Yes, all the time
    Votes: 19 31.7%
  • Yes, but rarely
    Votes: 13 21.7%
  • Absloutely not, never
    Votes: 12 20.0%
  • No, but I have thought about it
    Votes: 11 18.3%
  • Never, but the girls lie to me all the time
    Votes: 5 8.3%
 

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I think it's cute that you think the same standards apply to women on men action.
A couple of people have some drinks, have sex, then man raped the women not the other way around. Don't know how it plays in Ape Law court but in Ape court of public opinion it does. Ditto, if a girl gets a guy pissed loaded drunk, fucks him to get preggers guess who gets enslaved for 18 years. Or it's statutory rape for that matter. There are younger lads who legally were raped and are still on the hook till their spawn turns 18.


I once lied to get sex. It was really awkward. I never lied to my mother before.
-Jimmy Carr or Jon Lajoie I don't remember which.
This should be fleshed out a bit more I think.

Why is it a natural assumption that women have to be protected from 'sex'? Why are men never in a situation where they must be protected from 'sex'?

Is talking a woman into sex, rape? Or assault?

Does the old cherry hold true from my dating life a billion years ago? Are women expected to say 'no' and men elected tp push for more?
Is this not a dated way of looking at it?
 

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This should be fleshed out a bit more I think.

Why is it a natural assumption that women have to be protected from 'sex'? Why are men never in a situation where they must be protected from 'sex'?

Is talking a woman into sex, rape? Or assault?

Does the old cherry hold true from my dating life a billion years ago? Are women expected to say 'no' and men elected tp push for more?
Is this not a dated way of looking at it?
Both sexes have to be protected by sex. However men are physically (most guys)stronger and more testosterone charges towards sex. Like seriously you know men visualize about sex like 50 times a day right . You can't even talk to a man in a tight top without him drooling at your tits instead of looking in your eyes. Its just natural for men to behave in this fashion. That is why women are favored with the law as the victims because men are naturally more aggressive too.

I just went through something similar i had a date from tinder we did dinner drinks and then he drove me home. He kissed me at the door as i said good bye and opened the door he demanded one more kiss so he stepped in the house and he carried me over to the couch and he was gonna fuck me bare i freaked out and told him to go he wouldnt leave the only reason i was saved was because my husband lives with me and he heard me yelling so i grabbed the guy and pushed him out the door before my hubby kicked the shit out him. this moron even knew my hubby was at my house i have an open marraige. conclusion this guy was normal up until the sex came about. then i had the prick blowing up my phone begging for a second date like a parasite wanting to suck blood. even after kicked out. For fuck sakes im 48 years old i thought because im not in my 20s id never have to worry about shit like this WRONG.....THEN I FOUND OUT MY GRANDMOTHER WHOS 88 GOT RAPED BY A DRY WALL GUY so seriously women need MORE HARSHER LAWS AGAINST MEN FOR RAPE. THE LAWS NOW ARE A FUCKING JOKE. SPARE ME WITH YOUR CARELESS ATTITUDE TOWARDS WOMEN. wE MAY HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE AND ARE MORE EDUCATED THESE DAYS BUT WERE NOT PHYSICALLY BUILT LIKE MEN TO DEFEND OUTSELVES.
 
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As for the intoxicated rape laws, I said it once, and I'll say it again. The legal opinion on intoxication and responsibility is extremely shaky.

If a guy gets drunk, and in his drunken stupor makes the decision to start a fight and assaults someone, the law says he was still legally responsible for making that decision, and must face the consequences.
If a guy gets drunk, and in his drunken stupor makes the decision to drive a car and kills someone, the law says he was still legally responsible for making that decision, and must face the consequences.

If a woman gets drunk, and in her drunken stupor makes the decision to sleep with a guy that she later regrets. The law says she can't possibly be held responsible for making that decision, and the guy must face consequences.

As for lying? This is a slippery slope. What if the guy told her he loved her before they had sex, and then changed his mind after he slept with her. Is that still deceiving her? What is the limit to this then?
If that is the case, technically every woman who has gotten a divorce could technically go after her ex for multiple counts of rape. After all the vows said till death do they part. Was that being criminally deceptive?
 
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Both sexes have to be protected by sex.

With respect to the rest of your post, I'm sorry you and your grandmother had these horrible experiences.

But let's focus on the 'protected' by (I assume you mean 'from').

Does this concept not suggest then, that sex is an unnatural or at least an unpleasant or unwanted part of life?

I ask again, is the assumption safe that women don't really want sex, and only allow sexual access when a certain set of circumstances align that make sexual activity 'ok' or bearable.... And even if she's green lighted the activity she still needs to be protected from the predatory male who is going to....do what? Have sex with her, like she agreed?

It's a bit confusing, and hardly a feminist take on human sexuality.
 

VIPhunter

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As for the intoxicated rape laws, I said it once, and I'll say it again. The legal opinion on intoxication and responsibility is extremely shaky.

If a guy gets drunk, and in his drunken stupor makes the decision to start a fight and assaults someone, the law says he was still legally responsible for making that decision, and must face the consequences.
If a guy gets drunk, and in his drunken stupor makes the decision to drive a car and kills someone, the law says he was still legally responsible for making that decision, and must face the consequences.

If a woman gets drunk, and in her drunken stupor makes the decision to sleep with a guy that she later regrets. The law says she can't possibly be held responsible for making that decision, and the guy must face consequences.

As for lying? This is a slippery slope. What if the guy told her he loved her before they had sex, and then changed his mind after he slept with her. Is that still deceiving her? What is the limit to this then?
If that is the case, technically every woman who has gotten a divorce could technically go after her ex for multiple counts of rape. After all the vows said till death do they part. Was that being criminally deceptive?

Define 'lying'?

I have an 8 inch dick?
I have a million dollars?
I'm not married?
I love you?
 

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you don't need to lie to have sex...you just need to have $160
 

VIPhunter

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I know the answers to this are difficult define in words, even though this is Human Attraction 101.

I approach women the same way I always did, (both professional and civilian). She does not want to have sex, until she explicitly demonstrates otherwise.

Probably miss out on a few scores, but...It's certainly safer in the long run.
 

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With respect to the rest of your post, I'm sorry you and your grandmother had these horrible experiences.

But let's focus on the 'protected' by (I assume you mean 'from').

Does this concept not suggest then, that sex is an unnatural or at least an unpleasant or unwanted part of life?

I ask again, is the assumption safe that women don't really want sex, and only allow sexual access when a certain set of circumstances align that make sexual activity 'ok' or bearable.... And even if she's green lighted the activity she still needs to be protected from the predatory male who is going to....do what? Have sex with her, like she agreed?

It's a bit confusing, and hardly a feminist take on human sexuality.
Let me give you a simple example so she just meets a guy and she undresses ready for sex and the guy says to her i want greek and she says "but i don't do greek" and he says well your naked arent you i want greek. this is the grey area of how women still need protection even when they say yes to sex. just because you say you'll have sex with a man does not mean you perform every sex act possible because hes wanting it. Now iif you still don't understand why women need protection from sex. Then i suggest whether its a civillian date or a paid date makee sure sexually your both compatible . and you want the truth about rape a lady could say im into vanillia sex the guy agrees to it and then bammo he forces her into other acts because shes naked and alone with him. So communication is key,however a rapist will say ANYTHING to make a rape happen. So always be aware men don't just rape women they rape men too.
 

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Let me give you a simple example so she just meets a guy and she undresses ready for sex and the guy says to her i want greek and she says "but i don't do greek" and he says well your naked arent you i want greek. this is the grey area of how women still need protection even when they say yes to sex. just because you say you'll have sex with a man does not mean you perform every sex act possible because hes wanting it. Now iif you still don't understand why women need protection from sex. Then i suggest whether its a civillian date or a paid date makee sure sexually your both compatible . and you want the truth about rape a lady could say im into vanillia sex the guy agrees to it and then bammo he forces her into other acts because shes naked and alone with him. So communication is key,however a rapist will say ANYTHING to make a rape happen. So always be aware men don't just rape women they rape men too.
I will argue there is no biological imperative for same sex, sex.

So, how does one ensure sexual compatibility without, you know, having sex?

People regardless of gender should respect boundaries as a human trait. That being said, what if the man talks the woman into anal sex (to use your example), she's reluctant, perhaps even originally avoidant but gives in....She likes it. Is that rape? She hates it....Is that rape.

He says he loves her, she gives into anal sex, and he dumps her after sex. Is THAT rape?
 

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Define 'lying'?

I have an 8 inch dick?
I have a million dollars?
I'm not married?
I love you?
Don't forget:
I promise I won't cum in your mouth
Your cheque is in the mail
 

Claudia Love

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I'm sorry if I'm misunderstanding this but from how it reads you are basically saying that men are naturally rapists because we are sex obsessed?

I ask because you say you went through something similar but you basically describe a situation where you narrowly avoided date rape. This is not what was suggested. And your grandmother sounds like she was raped by a worker in her home. Both situations are disgusting, btw, but not what was being discussed as far as I could see.

The point that was being discussed, and I'd love to hear a rational explanation as to why there is a double standard, is if a woman is drunk she is incapable of giving consent to have sex but if a man is drunk the same protections don't apply. Perfect example is the regret of sex. Girl gets drunk with a guy, has sex with him and then regrets it in the morning and calls rape. Man is then arrested and charged with sexual assault. But if a man were to get drunk with a group of women and then woke up next to the ugly friend and regrets it, he can't cry rape and nothing is done about it. It brings to mind the old saying, "I've never gone to bed with an ugly woman but I've woken up to a few."
ok so lets pretend a womens drunk and a mans drunk and he doesnt want to have sex doesn't his dick go soft ?
 

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ok so lets pretend a womens drunk and a mans drunk and he doesnt want to have sex doesn't his dick go soft ?
Well that could be the case. Some women are overly enthusiastic ensuring he's not soft for long even if half passed out (happened to me twice)

Is that rape?
 
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