Still laughing about the idea of tricking a straight man into gay sex
*mouth full of cock* oops, you tricked me!
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Well James Charles is a beautiful man. Not handsome, but certainly beautiful.
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Or...and stick with me on this...the implication was James Charles was using his fame and influence to coerce people, even straight people, to sleep with him.
Would you guys be this flippant if it was an actress using her fame and influence to coerce young women to eat her out for a movie role? This seems no different, even if it is lolYouTube. Maybe you guys are just making jokes like me tho and it's going over my head lol.
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maybe i don't know what you mean by fame and influence to coerce people, but that's definitely not the same as "if you do sexual acts with me, i'm going to give you this." feel like unless there are drugs or money exchanged you're not really forcing someone to do something they wouldn't already do. personally i'm not gonna suck brad pitt's dick just because he's brad pitt
if it was a female actress using her fame and not giving something in return then i'd still not have a problem with it.
editting in: by the logic you're getting at, how can any famous/influential person have intercourse with anyone at all? surely fame and influence effects everyone's decisions to some level
I dont think you really think that, cause theres a lot of gray area in between your definition for things society generally deems as sexually deviant/harrassment. If you think someone who can get your foot in the door will suddenly not help you realize your dream cause you won't give him a hand job, then maybe theres a chance you give him that hand job.
You might not, but just cause you wont doesnt mean that predatory behavior isn't rampant. They basically accused him of typical #metoo shenanigans.
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I should add, I dont know if he actually got the straight guy to fuck him. The fact that it happened or didn't isn't the problem though, the problem is he tried to make it happen, or in this case someone lied about him trying to make it happen.
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pretty depressed that i know that he didn't:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77uSfqx0iGU
i still don't agree with your premise though, unless there's other elements involved i don't think you can fault someone that's famous/rich/influential for hitting on someone
There is a very thick line between hitting on someone, and sexually abusing them. Hitting on them is one thing, using their interest in you as an artist as a way of getting into their pants is straight wrong though. Not saying that's what your claiming, I'm just saying that's how a lot of these exploitations go.
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And this is why journalism is such a cancerous industry nowadays. It's about hit pieces and shitty clickbait.
Also surprised no posts on #VoxAdpocalypse.
Oh you mean the current ad pocalypse that's happening because instead of actually enforcing harassment guidelines against steven crowder they've decided to sidestep the entire issue and just hit everyone with demonetization.
also
show me the fucking lie.
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