Me too. Pretty sure a few of my above comments don’t make much sense now.

He was a complete asshole during this whole interview. It was like conversational rape; he forced her to talk about her experience and then pressured her to feel the same way he felt about it (as an uninvolved outsider). Geesh. What a piece of shit.

YUP. This interviewer was a total asshole telling Lala how she should feel about her own hugely personal experience. And the part about “not liking” her because she insisted she wasn’t raped? Jesus Christ. When a girl says she wasn’t raped, that’s a good thing. Not something you scold her for.

Exactly. I think a lot of the miscommunication comes from differing definitions of “blackout drunk.” Like you said, you can be blacked out but still be capable of making decisions and vocalizing them, i.e. deciding to have consensual sex. You might be so blacked out that you don’t remember that decision in the…

I know. What a piece of shit.

So many more significant things to worry about in this scenario other than race.

I think the interviewer was a complete asshole. She’s insisting to Lala that she was raped as if she was there, or as if Lala is too much of an idiot to navigate her own sex life. And then says she “doesn’t like” like Lala because Lala insists she wasn’t raped? Jesus Christ.

Yeah, on second look I agree with you about the legit makeup artist.

Was the Holtzclaw guy in charge of the investigation?

Because if she’s a sex worker, she wants it all the time always from whoever and it’s all ok.

“They were prostitutes and drug addicts! They’re not real people! You can’t rape people who aren’t real people!”

Rev Run’s kid. She may have had a bit of surgery. She was always cute, but I remember in her family’s reality show she was definitely not as striking and always in the shadow of her older sister.

I work at a rescue foundation, but you didn’t read the article did you?

I work at an animal shelter. But you didn’t read the article, did you?

No seriously though: it’s super irresponsible to tell people it’s okay and healthy to be ANY size. I’m not talking about being “overweight” here. I’m talking about morbid obesity. It’s not healthy and it should not be embraced or welcomed. We already went through this discussion with anorexia in the nineties...it’s…

Sorta missing the entire point of internet message boards.

BUT WHAT DOES FARRAH THINK ABOUT THIS

Plus I think the porn industry polarizes people in general. It doesn’t need to give its haters another reason to descry it.

Somebody wrote that for him with the intention of coming across as dignified, mature, and innocent. It doesn’t really mean anything. Very carefully worded damage control.

I agree that it’s unlikely she would just make up a claim like that, but I think there’s something very irresponsible about blindly agreeing with one side of a situation without any context/knowledge/facts.