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| 04-12-21 09:19am - 1307 days | Original Post - #1 | |
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LKLK (0)
Active User Posts: 1,583 Registered: Jun 26, '19 Location: CA |
Hugh Hefner was a horrible man who took advantage of me. This is the true story of a girl who was forced into sleeping with Hugh Hefner. She had no place to stay. And he took advantage of her. Forcing her to have sex with him. Shameful behavior on Hugh Hefner's part. He was a monster. And this innocent woman (she's still innocent, after Hefner forced her to have sex) is trying to warn other girls and women to stay away from Hugh Hefner. She was violated and forced to sign contracts under duress. ------- ------- 'Girls Next Door' star Holly Madison reveals the reason she left Hugh Hefner and the Playboy mansion Yahoo Life Pop Culture Kerry Justich April 7, 2021, 2:31 PM Holly Madison still has secrets to spill when it comes to her time at the Playboy mansion. Over a decade after the final episode of Girls Next Door aired on E!, the television series that seemingly pulled back the curtain on the life of Hugh Hefner and his three girlfriends at the time — Madison, Kendra Wilkinson and Bridget Marquardt —the 41-year-old continues to open up about her "horrendous" experience at the mansion, explaining on the Call Her Daddy podcast that she felt stuck in a toxic environment. "I was kind of desperate. I was sleeping on somebody's couch. I just felt like I need a minute to reset my life and I felt like if I could stay at the mansion and just have a minute to kind of not worry about bills," Madison told host Alex Cooper about her struggle after moving to Los Angeles, prior to moving into the mansion. Still, while contemplating that decision, she hadn't known what to expect of becoming a member of the house nor what Hefner had expected of her. "I had to sleep with him first," she said. "I’m not trying to slut-shame anybody or anything, but nobody ever got asked to move in unless they had slept with him. No way." Madison went on to explain the night that it happened, saying that she went out with Hefner and his other girlfriends before he, who she refers to as "Hef," offered her quaaludes — a sedative and hypnotic medication that he called "thigh openers." And although she didn't accept the pills and wasn't under the impression that she'd be expected to sleep with him that night, she was "so wasted and just kind of thrown into it, that once it was done there was something about the experience that made me feel very out of control." Nonetheless, she stuck to her plan of moving into the mansion, despite the negative experience. "I felt like I was just internalizing all of this shame and I felt like by sticking it out I was fighting for myself and fighting to get something out of this experience, I guess," she shared. "Living at the mansion was something I thought would just be a super fun crazy experience in my twenties that I'd look back on. I knew it wasn't gonna be conventional and I was excited about it and I wanted to stay and get that full experience. ...Everything about the experience was completely different." Madison explained how she went from one of many girlfriends to Hef's main girlfriend, living in his room and giving up all privacy. It was then that scrutiny from the other women and the disconnect from the outside world led her to have "pretty heavy suicidal ideations." Even when it came to filming the reality show with Wilkinson and Marquardt, Madison said "we signed those contracts under duress." Bridget Marquardt, Hefner, Madison and Kendra Wilkinson attended red carpets as a foursome. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for AFI) Despite what she called red flags and overall discomfort with her living situation, as well as her relationship, Madison stayed at the mansion until she was 29 years old and even tried to get pregnant with Hefner. "I feel like it was a very Stockholm syndrome type of thing," she said. "I just couldn't really imagine a life outside of there. I thought, 'OK, this is my last stop. I want to have kids, I’m gonna try.' And then when I knew that wasn’t going to be a possibility with him, like we'd tried in vitro [fertilization] and everything, it didn’t work, I was like, 'OK, well if I'm not going to have kids here, that's something I need to think about. This is really like a death sentence in a way.'" In hindsight, Madison said that she's happy to not have had children with Hefner and recognizes many of his actions as "super clicheé for groomers," while acknowledging that her own behavior was as a result of that environment. "When I look back at Girls Next Door, especially the first few seasons, I see myself just coping," she said. "I was really stiff and not open and just like a robot and just saying the type of things that I felt like Hef would want me to say and things that made him look good, and I almost can’t really regret that because I don’t know how else I would've coped." As for her relationships with Wilkinson and Marquardt, Madison said she has none with Wilkinson while revealing that she's still close with Marquardt. "We've always been friends since day one. She is [the sweetest]." | |
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| 04-12-21 03:45pm - 1307 days | #2 | |
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pat362 (0)
Active User  Posts: 3,575 Registered: Jan 23, '07 Location: canada |
Poor Holly was forced to move to Los Angeles and then she was forced to sleep with a man who was 53 years older than her and she was forced to do it for over six years because we all know Hugh was a controlling prick who kep her locked away for all those years...Fuck me but I have no patience for people who can't face the reality of their choices instead of blame others. Long live the Brown Coats. | |
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| 06-02-21 09:41pm - 1256 days | #3 | |
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PinkPanther (0)
Active User  Posts: 1,136 Registered: Jan 08, '07 Location: Oakland, CA |
The one thing that is clear from the "Me Too" movement is that there are a LOT of women that don't like the way that men deal with them. The independent pro wrestling scene was heavily impacted by that movement. Joey Ryan was a very popular independent pro wrestler who ran a very popular indie promotion in L.A. called BAR Wrestling - every show they ran was packed and he was very much in-demand as an independent pro wrestler across the country. His gimmick was that he acted like a 70's porn star, looked a buff oiled Harry Reems and he would get his opponents to touch his genital area during his matches and then they would flip over, giving the impression that he had flipped them over with his penis. When all the "Me Too" stuff broke open, Joey Ryan had MANY women talking about him pressuring them into sex, forcing himself on them, etc, etc. His defense was to come up with all these texts from these women about how much fun they had with him. It didn't matter. They were telling a different story and he became persona non grata. The venue that had been hosting BAR Wrestling broke any connection with him and BAR Wrestling and he couldn't get booked anywhere. The ironic thing is that before he became a target, he was one of the most active "cancel culture" advocates, leading the charge against anybody that he considered to be homophobic or anti-progressive in any way. | |
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| 06-03-21 12:46am - 1256 days | #4 | |
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LKLK (0)
Active User Posts: 1,583 Registered: Jun 26, '19 Location: CA |
Me too and other movements can easily go overboard, and leave victims behind. And in the real world, it can be easy for some people to make accusations, whether those accusations have any basis or not. I never heard of Joey Ryan, don't follow pro wrestling. But it seems like he was an easy target. Cultural attitudes shift over time. Being gay was considered evil, criminal, a disease of the mind, when I was growing up. Today, it's considered a life choice (I'm probably wrong in this terminology, since it's not what you choose, but how you are made). And many people still believe gay, lesbian, etc. are sinners. And should be punished. Or even killed, in some countries. What I find ironic is that hidden gays can be anti-gay rights as any other extremists. Hypocrisy is part of the human condition. Edited on Jun 03, 2021, 01:59am | |
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| 06-03-21 02:10am - 1256 days | #5 | |
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LKLK (0)
Active User Posts: 1,583 Registered: Jun 26, '19 Location: CA |
https://www.aol.com/news/watch-teen-scra...peech-214723963.html Watch: Teen scraps graduation speech to call out 'dehumanizing' abortion law Mashable Siobhan Neela-Stock June 2, 2021, 2:47 PM It appears graduating high school senior Paxton Smith knows that well: The class valedictorian didn't waste time or mince words when giving her commencement speech in Texas on Sunday. Instead of delivering a pre-approved speech on teen media use, D Magazine reported, she used her platform to decry a bill Texas Gov. Greg Abbott recently signed that bans abortion in the state at six weeks, a time when most people don't know they're pregnant. While her voice shakes at first in the video above, Smith gains confidence as she goes on. (The speech starts at the 4:30 mark.) "Starting in September, there will be a ban on abortions that take place after six weeks of pregnancy, regardless of whether the pregnancy was a result of rape or incest. Six weeks. That's all women get," Smith said. Then Smith made the ramifications of the law personal: "I have dreams, and hopes, and ambitions. Every girl graduating today does," she said. "And we have spent our entire lives working towards our future, and without our input, and without our consent, our control over that future has been stripped away from us." At that point, the crowd broke out in cheers. Smith continued: "I am terrified that if my contraceptives fail, I'm terrified that if I’m raped, then my hopes and efforts and dreams and efforts for my future will no longer matter. I hope you can feel how gut-wrenching that is, I hope you can feel how dehumanizing it is, to have the autonomy over your own body taken from away you." She ended with a call to action: "I cannot give up this platform to promote complacency and peace, when there is a war on my body and a war on my rights. A war on the rights of your mothers, a war on the rights of your sisters, a war on the rights of your daughters. "We cannot stay silent." Her address has reverberated far beyond the Dallas community where, as D Magazine reported, administrators threatened that her diploma could be withheld. On Twitter, it's been viewed more than 600,000 times and more than 210,000 times on TikTok, Vice reported. “What the student did was unexpected and not supported by LHHS or RISD," RISD School Board President Karen Clardy told Advocate Magazine of Lake Highlands, a suburb northeast of Dallas where Smith went to school. "We are going to review student speech protocols in advance of next year’s graduations to prevent something like this from happening again.” | |
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| 06-03-21 02:21am - 1256 days | #6 | |
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LKLK (0)
Active User Posts: 1,583 Registered: Jun 26, '19 Location: CA |
Man must follow God's law. If God commands you to kill gays or other infidels who don't follow God's laws, you must obey God. Kill with love. Amen. God will reward you in heaven, for loving God. And don't follow the rules a school might impose, because God rules all. Listen to God (and Donald Trump). Hail, Trump, our leader on Earth, who will overcome Biden and return to the White House, where he will lead Republicans to make America great again. ---- ---- Teacher on leave after speaking out against pronoun policy for students NBC Universal Minyvonne Burke and Tyler Kingkade June 1, 2021, 1:20 PM A Loudoun County, Virginia, gym teacher was placed on leave days after he spoke out against a proposed school policy that says educators should refer to students by the pronouns that align with their gender identity. Byron "Tanner" Cross, a physical education specialist at Leesburg Elementary School, said at a May 25 school board meeting that following the proposed policy would go against his religious beliefs. "I love all of my students but I will never lie to them regardless of the consequences," he said, according to a recording of the meeting. "I'm a teacher but I serve God first and I will not affirm that a biological boy can be a girl and vice versa because it's against my religion, it's lying to my child, it's abuse to a child and it's sinning against our God." During the meeting, Cross referenced a recent "60 Minutes" episode that talked, in part, about young people who once identified as trans but changed their mind and detransitioned. One person said they did not "get enough pushback" and were allowed to begin gender-affirming hormones after only two appointments. Cross told the school board members that he was "speaking out of love for those who suffer with gender dysphoria." Two days after the meeting, Cross was informed via a letter from the school that he was on paid administrative leave. The letter, which was shared publicly by Cross' attorney Tyson Langhofer, says that the teacher is being investigated for "allegations that you engaged in conduct that has had a disruptive impact on the operations of Leesburg Elementary School." “Public schools have no business compelling teachers to express ideological beliefs that they don’t hold, but it’s beyond the pale to suspend someone simply for respectfully providing their opinion at a public meeting, which is what such meetings are designed for,” Langhofer said in a statement. “This isn’t just about a pronoun; this is about endorsing an ideology. The school favors certain beliefs, and it wants to force Tanner to cry uncle and endorse them as well. That’s neither legal nor constitutional, and neither was the school’s move to place Tanner on leave.” The attorney said the school violated Cross' free speech rights and demanded that they reinstate him as a teacher. He also announced on Tuesday that a lawsuit had been filed on behalf of Cross against the school board and superintendents to try and halt the suspension. Cross is one of many Loudoun County community members who have spoken at school board meetings in recent months to raise objections to the district's diversity and equity initiatives. Parents have argued the district is "indoctrinating" children on racial and LGBTQ issues, and complained that books assigned to high school students are too pornographic for the classroom. Frustrated by what they consider a dismissive response by the district, they are now collecting signatures in an effort to recall six of the nine school board members. Many of the parents and conservative activists involved in the recall quickly highlighted Cross' situation last week as evidence of the district's leadership has become too liberal. A spokesperson for Loudoun County Public Schools confirmed that Cross was placed on leave but declined to comment further. "Under state and federal law regarding the confidentiality of personnel records, this is the only comment Loudoun County Public Schools can have on this matter," the spokesperson said in a statement. | |
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| 06-04-21 09:35pm - 1254 days | #7 | |
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biker (0)
Active User  Posts: 632 Registered: May 03, '08 Location: milwaukee, wi |
It does amaze me how often I here a "Loving god". All anyone has to do is read the Bible to see what a monster this so called loving god is. I digress. Some women are bound to take advantage of the "Me Too" movement. What movement has not had that done to it. I have not known a woman has faced the power of men to pressure her into sex, but I have seen the power men can yield in business. If they can can keep a woman from getting her fair promotion, then what other opportunities do men in power control? Warning Will Robinson | |
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