I don’t want anyone to shove their fingers down my throat unless they’re trying to get me to vomit. It’s not sexy, it’s weird and porny and she indicated she wasn’t into it.

I agree. I don’t feel like he sexually assaulted her and don’t feel like this should be included in the same realm as “me too.” I think he was very wrong and acted like an asshole, but she was always free to go. He didn’t force anything on her. This reminds me of the type of stuff they tell you in high school (“If a…

I think that reinforces the point though — the conversation here should be a lot more nuanced and handled more deftly. I’m in my 30s now and I know how to say no, but pretty much throughout my 20s as I explored my sexuality I consistently ran into situations that I didn’t know how to handle. There’s a lot of pressure…

This reads like an abuse apologist ignoring sexual violation.

He repeatedly ignored her clear verbal and non-verbal signals of non-consent and continued to pressure her into sexual activity. How is that not predatory behavior?

There was some sleaziness to his plays, but nothing that seemed outside the Tom Haverford playbook of overreaching. Certainly nothing that constitutes coercion.

Just here for the comments:

Good first step, but not enough. I don’t wanna see this little shit uploading anything onto YT ever again AND I want his existing shit gone.

Munchma Kuchee

White Power Forward

it’s a fairly standard non-apology tactic. “I’m sorry you were offended” = “We’re sorry we got called out on our racist bullshit.”

Hey cut the parents some slack. Those crosses aren’t gonna burn themselves.

Haywood Jablome

“We apologize for being ignorant thugs who sought to draw attention to ourselves through immature means fitting of a sixth-grader from Alabama.”
There, fixed it for them.

A Milford player who sometimes falls and “isn’t the best player” was taunted with verbal insults from Kings on the court and a group of five teens in the stands.

“We sincerely apologize to anyone that was offended by the jerseys.”

I don’t understand why these boys couldn’t just hire a PR agency to explain to the public that the jerseys were their way of expressing honor and respect.

He also had been dating his second wife before he separated from his first wife, which both adds to the shittyness of the look for Craig and helps explain all the hostility between the family members.

This is a really bad look for Sager, so I guess he really did die as he lived.

This really makes me lose so much respect I once had for Sager. I know this is a personal/family matter, but it’s still super messed up.