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> Ew. This comment is atrocious and shows your privilege. It sounds like you haven't listened to many stories of women experiencing systemic abuse and misogyny.
by mam2 6y ago
> Ew. This comment is atrocious and shows your privilege. It sounds like you haven't listened to many stories of women experiencing systemic abuse and misogyny. It scares me that people say this stuff publicly.
The point is that for 2 girls complaining about abuse, in this industry there are 100 who perfectly know what they are doing and happy to play the sexual favor game.
The only part where you are right is that it should be made more public, so that "innocent" (not like amber heard) girls would not get so surprised then.
- beckman466 6y ago> in this industry there are 100 who perfectly know what they are doing and happy to play the sexual favor game. Do they 'know', or have they just come to accept this level of violence and danger becuase of their gender? > The only part where you are right is that it should be made more public, so that "innocent" (not like amber heard) girls would not get so surprised then. Ah jeez, speculating about Amber's innocence is just tabloid celebrity gawking at this point. Have you met her or heard her story in person? No.
- mam2 6y agoI can tell from personal experience and direct account that SOME girls are happy and proud at having sex with powerful or famous people, and that if it would lead to advantages in their life if would only be better for them because SOME people love the feeling of cheating at life somehow. Everyone knows now that Amber Heard was physically abusive and literally said in a recording that "No one would believe your complaints since you are a man". Talking about girl privilege...