Anonymous wrote:Yeah it’s not kink shaming to say he goes beyond. Messaging women like that, super serious explicit and sadistic fantasies, without confirming they are also into going that deep, is not OK. There are also allegations that he got into actual nonconsent—not “consensual nonconsent” which is fine. He pushed past women’s boundaries on purpose.

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Anonymous wrote:Is he old money filthy rich or not really?

Yes, extremely rich. His grandfather owned a huge stake in Occidental Petroleum worth $800m when he died. His family is easily worth $1B if they just invested in the market.

https://money.com/fabulous-life-actor-armie-hammer-net-worth/

Grandfather is two generations removed. How big is the family?

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Anonymous wrote:Is he old money filthy rich or not really?

Yes, extremely rich. His grandfather owned a huge stake in Occidental Petroleum worth $800m when he died. His family is easily worth $1B if they just invested in the market.

https://money.com/fabulous-life-actor-armie-hammer-net-worth/

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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone find a link to the supposed interview where he said he is into BDSM?

Other than dlisted.

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Anonymous wrote:The messages were real, Armie confirmed it with an audio message that was going around twitter where he directly addressed the messages he wrote. I wonder how much of that stuff he practiced with Elizabeth when they were together...i can only imagine what his kids will think when they Google their dad's name when they're teenagers..

I bet he didn’t practice any of this with her. Hence the divorce.

He once gave an interview in which he said he was into BDSM, but he married a feminist and you can’t pull you wife’s hair. As a feminist and the sexual submissive in my marriage, I read that as he wanted to do a lot more than just pull her hair during play. I think he’s pretty far into dubious consent sadism.

Says who? That's awful dismissive of women, apparently we can only pick one thing to be into. Sexual preferences means you can't advocate for equality in rights? And this is from someone who kind of rolls her eyes a little at people who are very into kink.

His kink seems to be nonconsent.

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Anonymous wrote:The messages were real, Armie confirmed it with an audio message that was going around twitter where he directly addressed the messages he wrote. I wonder how much of that stuff he practiced with Elizabeth when they were together...i can only imagine what his kids will think when they Google their dad's name when they're teenagers..

I bet he didn’t practice any of this with her. Hence the divorce.

He once gave an interview in which he said he was into BDSM, but he married a feminist and you can’t pull you wife’s hair. As a feminist and the sexual submissive in my marriage, I read that as he wanted to do a lot more than just pull her hair during play. I think he’s pretty far into dubious consent sadism.

Says who? That's awful dismissive of women, apparently we can only pick one thing to be into. Sexual preferences means you can't advocate for equality in rights? And this is from someone who kind of rolls her eyes a little at people who are very into kink.

Dude, that is what HE said.

“ Well, if you’re married to a feminist [journalist, restaurateur and actress Elizabeth Chambers] as I am, then it’s…. I don’t know how much we can put here without my parents being embarrassed, but I used to like to be a dominant lover. I liked the grabbing of the neck and the hair and all that. But then you get married and your sexual appetites change. And I mean that for the better—it’s not like I’m suffering in any way. But you can’t really pull your wife’s hair. It gets to a point where you say, “I respect you too much to do these things that I kind of want to do.”

https://dlisted.com/2013/06/19/armie-hammer-respects-his-feminist-wife-too-much-to-pull-her-hair-while-getting-down/

Oh wow, pulling hair... how taboo...

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Anonymous wrote:No I just can’t get over how weird his name is. Baking soda.

that is his family’s business.

Anonymous wrote:Is he old money filthy rich or not really?

Anonymous wrote:Is he old money filthy rich or not really?

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Anonymous wrote:No I just can’t get over how weird his name is. Baking soda.

He's named after his grandfather, who owned a stake in Arm & Hammer (although it was not named after him).

Some people are just idiots. Referring to you, since you're probably to dumb to get that.

What's your name, Lou Zer?

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Anonymous wrote:The messages were real, Armie confirmed it with an audio message that was going around twitter where he directly addressed the messages he wrote. I wonder how much of that stuff he practiced with Elizabeth when they were together...i can only imagine what his kids will think when they Google their dad's name when they're teenagers..

I bet he didn’t practice any of this with her. Hence the divorce.

He once gave an interview in which he said he was into BDSM, but he married a feminist and you can’t pull you wife’s hair. As a feminist and the sexual submissive in my marriage, I read that as he wanted to do a lot more than just pull her hair during play. I think he’s pretty far into dubious consent sadism.

Says who? That's awful dismissive of women, apparently we can only pick one thing to be into. Sexual preferences means you can't advocate for equality in rights? And this is from someone who kind of rolls her eyes a little at people who are very into kink.

Dude, that is what HE said.

“ Well, if you’re married to a feminist [journalist, restaurateur and actress Elizabeth Chambers] as I am, then it’s…. I don’t know how much we can put here without my parents being embarrassed, but I used to like to be a dominant lover. I liked the grabbing of the neck and the hair and all that. But then you get married and your sexual appetites change. And I mean that for the better—it’s not like I’m suffering in any way. But you can’t really pull your wife’s hair. It gets to a point where you say, “I respect you too much to do these things that I kind of want to do.”

https://dlisted.com/2013/06/19/armie-hammer-respects-his-feminist-wife-too-much-to-pull-her-hair-while-getting-down/