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Isn't it super reductive and ignorant to say men are h**** all the time?? Isn't that the same logic that makes sexual assault on men not be taken seriously?
Isn't it super reductive and ignorant to say men are h**** all the time?? Isn't that the same logic that makes sexual assault on men not be taken seriously?
Oh yea I didn’t realize that was the part you were responding to. That is pretty reductive, though for the most part pretty true tbh
this post doesn’t make sense to me
every situation where someone famous is outed for being a s***pest is very rarely down to misinterpretation of intent - there are some morally grey areas when it comes to consent, but when it comes to SA with celebrities, this thing with Andrew, or even s*** like Aziz, nothing about those situations would’ve changed if they were just regular dudes off the street except for the fact that they wouldn’t have garnered so much attention - it always comes down to people getting outed for weird behavior that has nothing to do with their fame. to the contrary, if you’re famous, you can f*** whoever you want and u don’t have to have skeletons in the closet at all. if you’re just decent and very careful about consent, i don’t think it’d matter. plenty of celebs out here be f***ing w/ no allegations and it comes down to the fact that they simply aren’t rapists
edit: not to say that the dynamic isn’t different, bc it definitely is, and should be acknowledged - but this isn’t the workplace and i think as long as everyone is aware of the situation at hand and dynamics at play, that it shouldn’t be an issue if, again, you’re just not a rapist or a s***pest lmao
nah you're misreading what i'm saying. i'm not saying that its the victims fault for misinterpreting the intent of the person or a simple lack of mutual understanding. i'm saying that people in places of power have their personal shortcomings - some of which are more severe than others ofc - more highly exaggerated than the same shortcomings from the average person situationally otherwise. for example, i think A LOT of men cant read consent from women correctly or have general issues with self-regulating themselves in sexual situations. however someone famous has significantly more situations where, because of the dynamic of themselves with a partner, these issues are far more likely to come to fruition the more they subject themselves to external social stimuli. the avg person is simply not going to ever be in a scenario, on avg, where they have to worry about self-regulating their libido because they can't distinguish "fans" from "sexual opportunities".
But yes it’s not good to assume and should in no way be used to suggest male SA doesn’t happen
But yes it’s not good to assume and should in no way be used to suggest male SA doesn’t happen
That's what's bothering me

ethan klein is such a dumbass man
aint he like a 40yo married dude
pulling the ladder up on p**** is crazy
what’s the point then
also Ethan seems to be the type that would be a s***pest but he just has no guts to do so
though it is good practical safe advice i guess
"whats the point then" is a nasty, nasty take
nah you're misreading what i'm saying. i'm not saying that its the victims fault for misinterpreting the intent of the person or a simple lack of mutual understanding. i'm saying that people in places of power have their personal shortcomings - some of which are more severe than others ofc - more highly exaggerated than the same shortcomings from the average person situationally otherwise. for example, i think A LOT of men cant read consent from women correctly or have general issues with self-regulating themselves in sexual situations. however someone famous has significantly more situations where, because of the dynamic of themselves with a partner, these issues are far more likely to come to fruition the more they subject themselves to external social stimuli. the avg person is simply not going to ever be in a scenario, on avg, where they have to worry about self-regulating their libido because they can't distinguish "fans" from "sexual opportunities".
I think I see what you’re saying and I don’t disagree that being famous puts you in more sexual situations with dynamics like that - i guess the point i was making is that regardless of fame, isn’t the biggest issue the large amount of men you mentioned in your post that can’t read consent, whether they’re famous or not? it’s why ethan’s post is silly to me bc i feel like the answer is that everyone needs a better understanding of consent as opposed to “famous people can’t hook up anymore!!!” - it feels like addressing the problem of SA by saying the answer is for everyone to just stop having s***lol
I think I see what you’re saying and I don’t disagree that being famous puts you in more sexual situations with dynamics like that - i guess the point i was making is that regardless of fame, isn’t the biggest issue the large amount of men you mentioned in your post that can’t read consent, whether they’re famous or not? it’s why ethan’s post is silly to me bc i feel like the answer is that everyone needs a better understanding of consent as opposed to “famous people can’t hook up anymore!!!” - it feels like addressing the problem of SA by saying the answer is for everyone to just stop having s***lol
i mean what i'm saying is kind of bleak, i actually think of a ton of people don't have healthy ideas of s***and the only reason they aren't committing SA is literally because they don't get social opportunities to make a mistake (willingly or accidentally) that leads to SA. It's very hard to commit SA by comparison on a tinder date vs if you're famous and you're inviting fans of assumed age to your hotel room or car. That's not to say SA doesn't happen on regular dates - ofc it does all the time - but there's so many more steps that have to happen before a situation like that can occur (+ how many dates is the avg male going on per week statistically? with how many women? really.). if you're in a power dynamic scenario (famous, workplace, etc.) that can occur in literally a single decision immediately upon meeting someone by comparison. Obviously yes the answer to this would be "educate people better" but personally A. i don't think that's realistic, we're progressively billions of miles ahead of sexual attitudes from decades ago and this is still a rampant problem and B. while it is not yet the reality that people are mutually educated on this, it's likely to conitnue to happen. I realize this is a very depressing way to look at sexual relationships but it's my two cents.
If you’re famous and rich, you must have to disclose 100% that the s***is consensual and the woman has to do so as well.
The instance she shows any kind of hesitation, f*** off. That simple. If you have to pressure them, it’s not good.
Even regular people, how is the s***even enjoyable if the woman isn’t comfortable? How do you not feel f***ed up?
S***is enjoyable when both parties are 100% consensual without any kind of pressure or coercion whatsoever.
He is a YouTuber and s*** was two years ago. This is like calling James Rolfe famous and rich
ofc obviously if you're gonna do that it should be 100% consensual but "famous men should not be having random hookups" is a crazy take
It's not. A simple accusation by some psycho looking for a paycheck settlement could ruin your entire life, knocking up a girl could get you to pay millions for child support who see you as a meal ticket.
Not saying that this guy was even considered famous by any stretch of the imagination two years ago beyond some vague YouTube fame. Obviously he admitted to it to. I'm speaking generally before the resident white knights of KTT start foaming out their mouths
@safe
I didn’t say anything wrong here lol, I just quoted what happened and put periods after it.
You’ll be okay
looooooooooooooooooooool ngl thats a gangsta ass approach to extortion
Word ….. she said it in the nicest respectful way to mans to cut that check
It's not. A simple accusation by some psycho looking for a paycheck settlement could ruin your entire life, knocking up a girl could get you to pay millions for child support who see you as a meal ticket.
Not saying that this guy was even considered famous by any stretch of the imagination two years ago beyond some vague YouTube fame. Obviously he admitted to it to. I'm speaking generally before the resident white knights of KTT start foaming out their mouths
Don’t remember you being this weird
Don’t remember you being this weird
manosphere is scary if you're dumb enough to fall for it.
manosphere is scary if you're dumb enough to fall for it.
Dude saying some nasty s*** with such conviction
It's not. A simple accusation by some psycho looking for a paycheck settlement could ruin your entire life, knocking up a girl could get you to pay millions for child support who see you as a meal ticket.
Not saying that this guy was even considered famous by any stretch of the imagination two years ago beyond some vague YouTube fame. Obviously he admitted to it to. I'm speaking generally before the resident white knights of KTT start foaming out their mouths
Why you still in this thread on some false accusations type s*** when this was proven to be true ☠️
Why you still in this thread on some false accusations type s*** when this was proven to be true ☠️
Bro is ktt2’s resident contrarian , he deadass just typed 250 words to say absolutely nothing
As someone who thinks this nigga is guilty and should face repercussions,
You ever notice how c***ass posters be on here saying "I can't believe my fave is a monster" when it's stories like this,
But when it's their fave rappers being responsible for the deaths of black men and terrorizing black communities these same cacs be like "Free him" just cuz they like their music?
That s*** always been odd to me
U really went racial for no reason
'"Andrew is devastated that he is being accused of any type of physical or mental coercion against anyone. Conversations about pressure and consent are extremely important and Andrew wants to have these conversations, so he can continue to learn and grow."
Adding, "While every dynamic is open to interpretation and proper communication is critical from all those involved, repeated requests for money should not be part of these conversations."
For those unaware, Andrew started getting heat on TikTok after a woman named Caroline Elise recounted an alleged incident between her and Andrew -- claiming he got her consent to sleep together by wearing her down.
A source with direct knowledge tells us Caroline requested money from Andrew, referencing the "fat check" he got from HBO for his documentary. She allegedly asked to be paid just minutes before the doc aired.
We're told Andrew didn't pay up, and Caroline uploaded the TikTok a few days later -- urging others to come forward, which is exactly what happened.
Andrew's legal rep tells us he vows to be better with balanced communication and improve himself, and wants to remind his audience that "while even one concerned partner is too many, there are always multiple sides to a story."'
Thank you
F*** giving TMZ a click
she aint got insurance?
therapy 25 bucks a session.
if she don't, then that sucks.
that could be over a hundred per session.
$25 a session 
Where the f*** do you live?