Anonymous wrote:I think everyone assumed that it was Marilyln Manson considering she was with him when she was very young (and was probably abused by men before him). I cannot believe the victim blaming on this thread. You lot are disgusting.
Anonymous wrote:I think this and some of the other stories coming o light give strong support for educating kids about what healthy relationships look like.
We need to stop glamorizing the bad /troubled boy, phase that every girl needs to have.
Some people are in fact very sick and very dangerous and they can and will hurt you and we need to be giving that message very clearly and how to spot those people, and stay away from them. And when that fails how to get out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The victim blaming on this thread is disgusting. Do you all really not understand grooming, gaslighting, or the cycle of abuse???
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No, we get that.
Do you not understand that his reputation precedes him? This wasn’t some clean cut choir boy. He told the world he was a weirdo into weird, gory, dark kink. That’s who he is.
Anyone with eyes could tell he wasn’t normal and would be bad news.
Anonymous wrote:The victim blaming on this thread is disgusting. Do you all really not understand grooming, gaslighting, or the cycle of abuse???
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We need to have more support for girls to report abusers.
YES. I support survivors. This thread is a great example of why people don’t come forward.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where the hell were her parents when all of this was going down? Or the rest of her friends and family? How terrifying.
Seriously. Massive parenting fail when your teen daughter is dating a 30 something man.
One word: Hollywood
Nope. Have you read that article about the Sarah Lawrence students being abused and manipulated by a con man? The story is unreal. The parents can't do a thing after 18.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/13/nyregion/sarah-lawrence-larry-ray.html
I remember that case, and it's insane. I had two female roommates in college (I'm also female) and if one of them had asked for their DAD to sleep in our room I'd have said no. And if they or the dad insisted I'd have gone to the RA, then the RD, then the dean, then police. WTF kind of college-age girl would agree to this?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m so sorry she experienced that, but one look at him and I would say the F away. I’m sorry no one was protecting her.
Seriously, he is shouting STAY AEAY FROM ME. At what point are people not responsible for their own actions. That man is a stop sign. There are enough obvious signals to stay away from the crazy person, at what point are you personally responsible for steering clear of true, clear, and obvious danger?
Do you know anyone who was systematically abused during childhood?
Anonymous wrote:We need to have more support for girls to report abusers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m so sorry she experienced that, but one look at him and I would say the F away. I’m sorry no one was protecting her.
Seriously, he is shouting STAY AEAY FROM ME. At what point are people not responsible for their own actions. That man is a stop sign. There are enough obvious signals to stay away from the crazy person, at what point are you personally responsible for steering clear of true, clear, and obvious danger?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where the hell were her parents when all of this was going down? Or the rest of her friends and family? How terrifying.
Seriously. Massive parenting fail when your teen daughter is dating a 30 something man.
One word: Hollywood
Nope. Have you read that article about the Sarah Lawrence students being abused and manipulated by a con man? The story is unreal. The parents can't do a thing after 18.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/13/nyregion/sarah-lawrence-larry-ray.html