This may be a terrible decision, and I apologize in advance, but I had to comment again.
To
@WFU8184 :
Are you going to feel any different if "when the facts come out" that she was in the right and correct about there being inappropriate behavior and unwanted sexual contact, including phone sex?
Or are you going to continue to call a rape victim a tramp?
Do you have any women in your life? A daughter? If your daughter had an affair with someone, and then was brutally sexually assaulted by four men, and then managed to live her life with depression and anxiety, including suicidal thoughts....and then began to speak out and engage in activism for anti-sexual assault lectures or speaking engagements at Universities and their football programs to try and prevent what she went through from happening to anyone and everyone she could....and one of the coaches from one of those Universities starts to constantly try and date her and give her gifts, and then would talk to her on the phone and say he loves her, and then ultimately took it to the point of masturbating on the phone with her.....and she told you she did
not want that to happen or did
not ask to engage in those activities.....would you call her a tramp? Would the fact that she had a relationship with another man really change your opinion of her? Would you question her accounts because she felt that the only way that coach would feel some sort of regret or punishment was if it affected his bank account? Would you say she was a liar? Would she be a money seeking tramp?
Or would she be a victim who had experienced terrible things in her past and managed to move on and live with those dark moments? A victim who dedicated her life to try to help others and prevent what happened to her from happening to them, and prevent football players from engaging in any acts that a girl does not want to happen from happening. A victim that felt her main source of income, speaking out at various football programs to try to teach those testosterone-fueled jocks that women are not toys. A victim who felt that she needed to let the little comments or questions about dating her from that coach slide because she knew if she spoke up and said stop that she'd lose her job? Her livelihood? And once it became too much she just had to tell someone. Tell someone that his actions were taking her back to all of the torment and victimization she had gone through before...and that she knew it had to stop. Knowing that even though she felt victimized by his actions, she knew there would be no serious punishment, regardless of what she said....so she felt like he had to be punished....and a guy who just got a $95 million dollar contract probably feels a little entitled and like he can't be touched. And maybe she realized the only thing you can do to the rich and powerful to make them realize what they did was wrong is to take away those riches...to take away that power. Wouldn't she deserve it? Should she just have to accept that sometimes guys will take their dicks out and do whatever they want, whenever they want, to whomever they want and that she just has to deal with it and move on to the next University hoping that coach (or anyone associated with the school) doesn't feel he's entitled to her regardless of her wishes?
I sincerely hope you do not have a daughter right now...I can't imagine what she'd say seeing your comments. Or your wife or girlfriend if you have one? (Judging by your incredibly misogynistic incel attitude, I doubt it, but you never know)....How would they feel if they saw that? And if you're still of age to have children, how would they take those comments?
I just can't put any more words to how reprehensible your words have been....and I honestly don't think you realize how scummy guys can be....how scummy guys ARE. There are three women/girls in my family that have been victims of rape and/or sexual assault and harassment. Two by their older relatives...men they trusted. Men who they expected to be safe with and who they regularly would see/visit. Disgusting men who felt they had access to "things" that they could do what they wanted to with, without consequences...and guess what? There were none. Those two women grew up in a time when men had the last say...women were to do what they were told and any sexual activity beyond marital relations were seen as slutty (or as you would say "trampy") by their elders. They couldn't speak up. They couldn't take action. And they've had to live with those repeated acts for years. They had to grow up...they had to find a way to have a real relationship and to trust the men in their lives. They still think about it....any time it's brought up in movies or television. Any time someone famous is accused. Over and over, almost daily during the height of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements. And any time they saw their family....saw either the victimizers or the people who knew about it and did nothing.
And then there's the one who is still relatively young. Though you could argue what she went through made her grow up
real fast. Still going through the process of learning how to be an adult...especially in today's world. They go through the same things mentioned previously except it's more recent. Fresh. The feelings haven't quite left their everyday thoughts. They still feel the sting of it when a guy "accidentally" grabs their ass to move through a crowd. Or tries to get them to drink something they didn't fix themselves or ask for. Or when they have to take an Uber late at night in an area they aren't too familiar with. Or when sleezeballs try to repeat the horrific acts they've experienced...try to take them to secluded areas or the bedroom at the end of the hall at that one house party. And they have to deal with being called a slut or a whore or a tramp when they wear something revealing, or when they complain about being harassed and try to do something about it.
What you don't seem to realize is that the assault just doesn't "go away" months or years later.
They are still living it. All of them. Their entire lives are changed and twisted in unimaginable ways from the first moment until their last.
At least two of my family members have either had attempts or considered committing suicide because of the actions of those men. And those are just the ones I know about. Believe it or not, most abuse victims never admit it to anyone. I have no doubt that more have had terrible experiences in the past. That's how prevalent this shit is. And you call her a tramp. A liar.
You obviously don't understand what sexual abuse truly is or what it does to people. I'm traumatized and that's only from hearing their accounts of it. Their stories frighten me. And I don't have any kids, but may in the future....and God help me if I have a daughter....I don't know if I could handle it. Or hell, how I could handle a son who sees the kind of shitposts that people like you post online that could one day indoctrinate them into the mold of a person who feels they don't have to respect women or girls....and they start the cycle over again. I honestly don't know if I want kids, and that's a big part of it.
You just don't get it...and it's a shame. I'm one of those people that tries to make sure someone understands me, so I tend to tell long stories or send long texts, or make long message board posts (as you can tell)...but I don't think I could say enough to make you understand what your words can do to people. I can't imagine what the few women on here feel like. Go ahead and alienate even more of them while you're at it, eh?
In summation....Seriously. Fuck you! You DARVO motherfucker.
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