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    Sex Accuser outed: Karena Virginia is actually a Huffington Post Writer

    What a shock.
    So now we have a porn star that doesn't even claim he touched her, just proposed she go back to his yacht (for money, supposedly), and now we hav ea Huffington Post writer, although, if you see the video, and pair it with the accusation... ..it is pathetic and fake anyway.

    Her profile page:
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/karenavirginia-567

    Her "chilling" accusation Youtube:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcCg5U6361Y

    Fake tears come in at 12:00



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    Cant say i am not surprised.

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    Lawl.. using female victim card when it suits them

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    Quote Originally Posted by UWDude View Post
    What a shock.
    So now we have a porn star that doesn't even claim he touched her, just proposed she go back to his yacht (for money, supposedly), and now we hav ea Huffington Post writer, although, if you see the video, and pair it with the accusation... ..it is pathetic and fake anyway.

    Her profile page:
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/karenavirginia-567

    Her "chilling" accusation Youtube:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcCg5U6361Y

    Fake tears come in at 12:00
    If Trump grabbed her inappropriately (by the arm?), she should have slapped him.

    How much of this is about her mental state? Not to blame the "victim" in this case, but take a look at her "articles". It seems like this woman is a constant emotional train wreck. She could probably give tearful testimony about seeing a post on Facebook any given day of the week.

    In this day and age it is so easy to get triggered by things we see on social media. It is not only the teens that are often feeling left out, rejected, saddened, frustrated and out of alignment. It is the adults as well.
    Are you feeling rejected? Can you look back at a time in the past where rejection consumed your soul, however was actually the greatest gift because it brought you to something bigger, better and more satisfying in your life? Are you aware of the higher power at play every second of everyday? Are you aware of how loved, supported and guided you are?

    Please do not think you are the only one feeling rejected in life. Everyone experiences rejection. It hurts. It degrades. It makes us want to hide and it creates a strange kind of comparison to the external world. We look around at other people and say... “I wonder if that person knows what this feels like.”

    Rejection is a very uncomfortable thing. Even the word rejection is so long and irritating. Reeeejectioooonnnnnnn. It is one of the words that we do not like to say out loud.
    We are all spiritual beings having a human experience. We are working through the wounds from our childhood daily. We make mistakes. Even most of the beautiful spiritual masters have egos to contend with: get to know one of them personally, and you will feel less shame in your own life. (There are however a handful of true saints walking this earth, but they are quite rare). We are all human beings doing our best.

    I write this article with authentic truth. My agent, producers and big time television executives may read it and say: “This girl is nuts.”
    She knows herself better than anyone: "This girl is nuts.”
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    She seems like the type of person who would use the phrase "my fragile human body" unironically.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian4Liberty View Post
    If Trump grabbed her inappropriately (by the arm?), she should have slapped him.

    How much of this is about her mental state? Not to blame the "victim" in this case, but take a look at her "articles". It seems like this woman is a constant emotional train wreck. She could probably give tearful testimony about seeing a post on Facebook any given day of the week.

    She knows herself better than anyone: "This girl is nuts.”

    This is the rock-and-a-hard place I find myself in. I think most women have been touched inappropriately at times. Sometimes a makeout session where the partner decides to see if 2nd base is in play, anonymous strangers on a crowded train, drunken jackasses at parties.

    No it's not acceptable, but where do you draw the line? I was at a bowling alley once. A guy came up and grabbed my butt. Both hands. The only thing that traumatizes me about that incident is that I didn't break his nose when I punched him. I was trying, dammit.

    How can I say "boys will be boys" without sounding like I have no self-esteem?

    Scott Adams also has written about it. He pretty much articulated my thoughts. Bolding mine.
    I’ll start with a true story that a good female friend once told me about going on a blind date with a famous billionaire (not Trump) years ago. A mutual friend set them up. On the night of the date, she drove to his mansion and a servant let her in. The billionaire came downstairs a few minutes later, introduced himself, and asked if she wanted to have sex before or after dinner.


    Those were his first words. There was no chit-chat.


    She chose before. So they did. She enjoyed it.


    Why was my friend so accommodating that night? She said it was because he was a billionaire. She liked that.


    Does that story sound anything like your life? I doubt it. So when you evaluate what a billionaire did or did not do behind closed doors, don’t make the mistake of putting your own filter on it. Trump’s experience with women is not like yours.


    My own fame is about 1% of Trump’s fame. And I can confirm that when women hear what I do for a living, they tend to act sexually available. In other words, they flirt. But it isn’t always the “real” kind of flirting. They might have husbands or boyfriends and no intention of cheating. But their body language tends to be inviting in ways that non-famous people never see. The signals can be confusing because sexual attraction and celebrity-awe look the same to the observer.


    I’m willing to bet that when Trump is alone with a woman, she often – but not always – sends signals of availability, whether she intends it or not. Her rational mind – and her words – might be giving a clear message of no while her eyes, body language, and other signals are responding to power the way humans have evolved to respond.

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    I've been repelled for a kiss once. I immediately went back in, and it was on.
    I am not going to live in fear of moving forward though, even if Gloria Allred is in the back seat watching.
    it's just a risk you take as a man.
    definitely not going to mess it up by asking for consent every step of the way.
    Anyways..

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    Quote Originally Posted by angelatc View Post
    I was at a bowling alley once. A guy came up and grabbed my butt. Both hands.
    Maybe he mistook it for a 13 pounder?


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    Quote Originally Posted by angelatc View Post
    Scott Adams also has written about it. He pretty much articulated my thoughts. Bolding mine.
    When we were vacationing in Cancun, on the penthouse floor (exclusive) some 20 somethings women managed to get on the floor. DW immediately sized them up. I was sitting at the bar in cowboy boots and hat and she told them i was the next "big thing" in Hollywood. I was an ex Bronco rider that was just cast as the lead in a western remake. She told them she was my agent and asked if they wanted to take a picture with me and perhaps get an autograph. I could have had any one of them that night. Hell, probably all of them at the same time. But, alas, DW was there and when the flirtations became gropes she put an end to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by angelatc View Post
    This is the rock-and-a-hard place I find myself in. I think most women have been touched inappropriately at times. Sometimes a makeout session where the partner decides to see if 2nd base is in play, anonymous strangers on a crowded train, drunken jackasses at parties.

    No it's not acceptable, but where do you draw the line? I was at a bowling alley once. A guy came up and grabbed my butt. Both hands. The only thing that traumatizes me about that incident is that I didn't break his nose when I punched him. I was trying, dammit.

    How can I say "boys will be boys" without sounding like I have no self-esteem?

    Scott Adams also has written about it. He pretty much articulated my thoughts. Bolding mine.
    It's definitely a rock and hard place position. I've been grabbed everywhere at some point and, unfortunately, I couldn't even punch them because I was carrying a tray full of drinks through a packed bar. Heck, sometimes it came from behind and there were so many people I couldn't have figured out who did it even if I had been able to punch them. I chalk it up to $#@!s - $#@!s are everywhere. And ya know what? I don't let those people bother me.
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