I mean his last ex coming forward is a model, don't you think she starves herself already that she needs this attention? So he ties you up, rapes you in your sleep, but you stayed with him why? Oh ya because you enjoyed that kinky submission sex and now cry victim because you're broke and you need to ruin people's lives. How the 50s was the best era. ha
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I hope that you, or someone you love, is never in a situation where you don't really know what to you, and you aren't sure how to get out of it. Many people, men included, stay in abusive relationships for a multitude of reasons. Just because you can't understand those reasons doesn't mean that they aren't valid.
Problem, Squeaky Cheeks, is she never reports anything during the time frame? The abuse only happened during their sex play which is none of the public's business. IF i was Manson i would sue the piss out of all them has been broke broads. Evan Wood, what films has she been in that deserves credit and wealth? The Wrestler?
shareShe seemed to be sure how to get out of it the handful of times they broke up and she got out of it, though.
Like that time she said that she resorted to self harm because of how scared she was to leave him. Then decided to just leave him and hook up with that Shane West guy.
Then he took her back (the next year, I think), aaannnndddd then they broke up (again).
Then they got back together (again)..and then they broke up for good.
I don't know the whole story. I'm not going to pretend to like most people here seem to be.
I'm not saying he's innocent, or that he's guilty. I'm not saying she's certainly lying, or that she isn't. I just don't know.
About the only thing I do know is that she could have left at any time, and she did (several times).
Then they got back together (several times), and then they split for good.
It IS unfortunate that normally when someone comes out with an allegation of abuse, it opens the door to a bunch of people jumping on the bandwagon for whatever percieved gain (or goal) they have in mind.
It only serves to cause hurt and damage to the ones who were/are being sincere and actually have a case...and I genuinely feel awful for any real victims who get caught up in the circus caused by the attention-seekers.
And I think that this is a very reasonable response.
Just food for thought, people usually return to an abusive relationship multiple times. Seven is average. I'm not saying that I know what happened in their relationship, but when other people came forward as witnesses, that changes my perception a little bit. Especially when some of this stuff was brought to light years ago. I'm not a jury in a court of law, but I didn't go out and burn my Manson mp3s (I know you can't burn an mp3) because you are right, we don't know the whole story.
I was just not amused with the OP's callousness.
I agree that OP was a bit callous, but it doesn't change the point.
I'm aware that victims of spousal abuse tend to return to the abuser several times before finally cutting the cord.
I didn't know it was seven times though; that's a lot.
I don't know the whole story, and never will, tbh. The TRUE stories never FULLY come to light in situations like this. It's always a neverending barrage of "he-said, she-saids". The truth is in the murky middle somewhere, never with just one side of the coin...imo.
Now, I don't want to sound callous or dismissive of the situation...but don't you think her millions of dollars and social connections would have made it easier to just not go back to him if he was THAT horrible?
I'm assuming that the "Rule of 7" happens a lot because these abused women are stuck and usually completely dependent on the abuser.
No finances, no social life, no escape.
One phonecall and she could have had whatever assistance she needed. I think, anyway.
Did she have those millions at the time? She was also only 20 when they started dating. Mental abuse goes with physical abuse and I think that plays into it more than having the means to get out.
but you stayed with him why
^ That's the story of domestic violence. People (mostly the women) receive abuse, but they also retain some feelings of affection for the guy. That's why they don't just leave. Most domestic violence incidents go unreported for this reason.
Well that, and sheer terror. Abusive partners don't just abuse, they terrorize, they ruin relationships that could help their partner escape, they gather blackmail material, and they actually kill people who try to leave. That's usually when domestic partner murders occur, when someone tries to leave, and the abuser will commit murder rather than accept abandonment, however well-deserved.
As for this case, well. Here's a run-down of all the women who've accused Manson of being abusive.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/marilyn-manson-all-abuse-allegations_n_601ac24ec5b6c2d891a51e8c
Every person you've ever loved is one step away from being a cannibal or a rapist or a serial killer or a suicide. We are all fragile constructs that can be manipulated by any number of emotional or physical traumas. Live in fear for this is a Hell dimension.
shareWhy don't these women go to the police? They wait 20 years and go to Twitter. I guess they want money and to be a star.
Wood called Kobe a rapist despite being proven innocent. I can't believe the Manson accusation. Also she supported Allen for years
Also you got Asia Argento who admitted to having sex with an underage actor, nobody is canceling her but instead she is trying to Cancel Rob Cohen.
What about Kate Beckinsale? She comes forward about weinstein after becoming. A star 20 years later
When it comes to rape or sexual harassment accusations in Hollywood i take it with a grain of salt
Forgot about Asia. Ya anything for a buck. Look what happened to poor Chris Hardwick. When he finally got back to talking dead he was a true train wreck. Some women need to shut their lips and i mean the ones under their noses.
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