Scob
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If charges are laid against Ghomeshi and he is convicted and winds up in jail, he may get to experience the other side of his enthusiasm for "rough play". No doubt his new bestest buddies will ensure everything is consensual.
Yes, I would try, at least I think I would. But thankfully I've never been in that situation, so I don't know
Oh and regarding "they enjoyed it which is why they didn't go to the police"
Seriously ??? Give your head a shake.
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But he never offered to get her a job for sex, he asked her out, banged her and AFTER that he said ill see what i can do for you.
She used him to get ahead in life
He got laid and tried to hook her up in exchange
Ok. So the dude is in S&M, so what's the big deal? He chokes and slaps her a few times. She plays along. He then demands the head. She plays along. He closes with an intercourse. She plays along.
After all is done, he puts on his "nice" guy hat and, perhaps, offers her a fat-free yogurt from his fridge and a sleep over. Yet again, she plays along.
She leaves in the morning and doesn't call the cops.
Sounds like both parties had a good time.
Definetely no rape or assault here.
Why does she all of a sudden decides to come forward now?
a. Money
b. Fame
c. Jealousy
d. All of the above
I bet if the guy was nobody, this wouldn't even make the news.
Well said.I can't believe how some people think. I guess the victims of Graham James, Gordon Stuckless, Jerry Sandusky, and all the priests wanted it. The choir boys continued to go t to church, Sheldon Kennedy and Theo Fleury continued to play hockey, Sandusky's victims continued to play football, and these are only a few that went public, there's so many that never go public. It's hard for a person to come forward, they feel they will be blamed, they feel they are the only one, they are afraid to face the person in court. There's so many reasons. People are afraid of ruining their careers.
Ok. So the dude is in S&M, so what's the big deal? He chokes and slaps her a few times. She plays along. He then demands the head. She plays along. He closes with an intercourse. She plays along.
After all is done, he puts on his "nice" guy hat and, perhaps, offers her a fat-free yogurt from his fridge and a sleep over. Yet again, she plays along.
She leaves in the morning and doesn't call the cops.
Sounds like both parties had a good time.
Definetely no rape or assault here.
Why does she all of a sudden decides to come forward now?
a. Money
b. Fame
c. Jealousy
d. All of the above
I bet if the guy was nobody, this wouldn't even make the news.
Agree!Jian Gomeshi is a creep and an abuser. 8 women now have come forward and none of them have anything to gain from this. Reporting rape doesn't give you fame it gets you harassed by ********. There is no money and if you truly believe 8 women who have successful careers are just Jealous I can't help that level of disfunctional thought.
its called disassociative shock. when confronted with a traumatic situation that is so outside of the norm and psychologically overwhelming, people often disassociate and their mind goes somewhere else. you brain just splits off so your conscious self doesn't have to register the trauma. you become passive and thoughtless.
oftentimes this is followed by dissassociative amnesia, ptsd or somatization - people will start suffering from vague pains with no physiological cause (there are cases of people going blind after experiencing trauma - when nothing was actually wrong with their eyes at all). vaginismus for example, which is when a womans vagina contracts whenever any kind of penetration is about to occur, is oftentimes as a result of a previous traumatic sexual experience.
the other thing that happens in some cases, is that a woman, when put in such a situation, will make a conscious decision to just go along with what is happening, in order to avoid a graver ending. if someones trying to rape you and you dont think you would be able to get away if you fought, or you think that if you resist it could become worse, it makes sense to just submit in order to get it over with faster.
i saw in some comments on some article, a person was questioning why only years later people come forward about abuses that have happened in the past. its pretty much because of dissassociative shock - after the event, the person will compartmentalize the experience in the subconscious so they dont have to process it. then maybe they get some somatic illness, or ptsd, or they just act out and they dont know why. it takes many years but eventually those compartmentalized/split off memories resurface in the conscious mind, and at that time the person is forced to process what happened.
dissasociative shock is the underlying factor in people who suffer from dissassociative identity disorder - multiple and repeated severe psychological trauma will sometimes split a person so much that they develop other personalities to help them cope with what they have gone through. but thats on the extreme end.
-source: nursing school/dsm IV/personal experience
Jian Gomeshi is a creep and an abuser. 8 women now have come forward and none of them have anything to gain from this. Reporting rape doesn't give you fame it gets you harassed by ********. There is no money and if you truly believe 8 women who have successful careers are just Jealous I can't help that level of disfunctional thought.
So from a legal perspective, [...], I can see how this would fall apart if tested in court.
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So basically the defence lawyer will slut shame the victim, ask how many people she's slept with, and if she had a brazilian wax before meeting up with the perpetrator, all this while the perpetrator sits there and enjoys watching the victim be victimized AGAIN
This is why the system is a joke, and women don't come forward
We're voting? Nobody said we're voting. I'm not ready yet.
the fact that someone attacked them without consent
As an FYI, the absence of resistance, physically or verbally, makes this very consensual.
Not the money/fame/jealousy thing? Well, perhaps, shecouldn't live with the fact that he stopped bonning her then?
Remember, she had a nerve to accept his invitation and flyout of her province to visit him at his house after flirting with him at thatbook signing event. What was she expecting? A job interview?
As an FYI, the absence of resistance, physically or verbally, makes this very consensual.
Not the money/fame/jealousy thing? Well, perhaps, shecouldn't live with the fact that he stopped bonning her then?
Remember, she had a nerve to accept his invitation and flyout of her province to visit him at his house after flirting with him at that book signing event. What was she expecting? A job interview?
It's 9 women now. And two of the ones that actually came forward publicly, one was a lawyer, and the other is an actress (so she had her own fame so pretty sure she wasn't looking for this kind of fame) and is now a captain in the Royal Canadian Air Force.
So please all of you think these women are looking for fame, give your head a shake. the only thing that has changed is that now they realize they are not alone in their experience and people are listening
Even the BDSM community is saying what he did is assault, not BDSM.
The problem with everything that is currently hitting the news is that it needs to be said to police, privately, rather than widely broadcast. This is because putting all of the details out there makes it more difficult to prove, in a court of law, that he did these things. It contaminates possible evidence and people who do that sort of thing need to be hammered by the law and the courts, so that they are no longer free to abuse new victims.
Also when it comes to BDSM (as Jian claims it was) the law doesn’t actually care about consent. The Supreme Court has said that a person cannot consent to an assault that causes bodily harm.
This brings up a very good and greater issue and that is how police deal with rape cases and cases of assault. A large portion of victims don't go to police for various reasons all of them valid especially in cases where someone is famous. The good thing to come out of all this is that people are talking about sexual violence toward women and discussing the obstacles victims face.