She says the mom who adopted her at 14 months abused her non-stop.
I repped you for the link but her onlyfans is
These bytches think they're too good to bust that monkey open
Yeah, it’s unfortunate but definitely not surprising.
"I hid my phone so I could catch the delivery guys reaction"
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Yeah, it’s unfortunate but definitely not surprising.
what is that girl eating
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surgery
You don’t think a skinny white woman could have a ass like that naturally
man do you know how many of these delivery dudes be fukking chicks ON THE CLOCK
OKAY WHO DID IT?
I hate all these Internet skits about how hot a woman is and men reacting to it, especially those really exaggerated ones where the dude goes all bug eyed.
Bro.. the women be bold too...n the holidays they break u off with nice gifts. .man do you know how many of these delivery dudes be fukking chicks ON THE CLOCK
I'm a t6 pretty much a sub ..so when somebody on my string has their long weekend ...
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Profile is on private - just checked.
Born2BKing
Veteran
Ay what was you doing before he came? You had a nikka tied up in the bedroom?
Right! Who dm'd her the thread? Just made it yesterday
Well that explains it, wondered why the link wouldn't show up anymore.
Just did a google search on her and found this:
Venezuelan woman says police didn't believe she was raped | Daily Mail Online
EXCLUSIVE: Venezuelan woman who 'was drugged and raped' in Miami says police wouldn't help her because she's an immigrant - and claims she was 'emotionally abused' by cops who said she should have 'fought back'
Veronica Victoria Perasso, 22, was living the high-life in Florida in July 2018 when she says she was attacked and raped by a man she was hanging out with - in a horrific assault that she believes was set up by a woman she was living with.
'On July 2nd 2018 I was drugged, raped, and sexually assaulted,' she told Jam Press. 'A girl who I lived with at the time took me to a house where I was assaulted.
'Afterwards, she took me home and put me in bed and acted like she didn't know what happened.'
Veronica claims the woman even videoed her after she had been drugged, revealing that she was seen on camera incoherently asking for her boyfriend.
The next day Veronica awoke with unpleasant memories and a nauseous disgusted feeling inside her.
'I woke up, went straight to the hospital and got a rape kit,' she recalled.
'They confirmed that someone was inside of me without protection and when I told them it was absolutely against my will they instructed me to call the police. Which I did.'
Sadly, Veronica did not get the response she was hoping for from law enforcement officials.
'The police treated me like I was inconveniencing them by reporting it,' the Florida-based influencer said.
'They asked me why I didn't physically fight back. I explained I was incoherent and had no strength.'
Officers asked Veronica whether she knew the man who had attacked her - and while she couldn't identify him, she told them that she knew the woman who had taken her to the house where she was assaulted.
'They asked me if I knew the person, and I said I knew someone who did – the girl that took me there – and they questioned her, even though she didn't want to be involved,' Veronica explained.
'She was an accomplice and she knew it. She begged me not to continue talking to police – it turned out she was regularly extorting men and women for money.
'I was so young and impressionable.'
But while Veronica is angry at the woman who she says delivered her to her rapist, what rankles most for her is that the cops failed to act - particularly because she believes that their suspicious response to her came as a direct result of her Venezuelan background.
'The police insisted I could only get justice if I got a confession – that is, if I got the guy to admit he raped me, willingly, on tape,' Veronica explained.
'My word meant nothing, as a young immigrant female in America.'
Veronica was doubly shocked, she says, because the #MeToo movement was in full swing at the time of her attack.
'I found it confusing that on TV politicians and powerful businessmen were being taken down by women who claim they were sexually assaulted 20 and 30 years ago, with no proof, only their word,' she said.
'Yet here I am, today, in the flesh, with lots of proof, not even being heard because I'm an immigrant and the person who raped me was not famous.'
Although furious and frustrated, Veronica refused to let the situation get her down.
'I left Florida at that point,' she remembers, 'And set out to change everything about myself.
'I had to become someone else; so first I got extensions, then colored contacts.
'Then I got breast implants, tattoos, then the extensions got taken out and the hair kept getting shorter and shorter until one day I woke up staring in the mirror at a completely new version of myself.'
As it happened, the horrific attack motivated Veronica to tap into a mental toughness that she never knew she had - and inspired her to push forward and transform her life.
'This new me was edgier, with fewer f***s to give and more drive than ever,' Veronica revealed, explaining that she began showing off that mentality on social media, where she quickly built up a legion of followers thanks to her overtly sexual content and cavalier attitude.
And even now, her tough model persona, complete with sassy close-cropped hairdo, does very well with her army of online fans.
In fact, Veronica says she is currently earning several hundred thousand dollars a month as an influencer and model - having racked up an impressive 1.4 million followers on Instagram (@veronicaperasso).
'I love to have fun, and joke around on my page,' Veronica said.
'And I receive a huge amount of positivity (and money) from my fans – which is nice!
'I'm aware I play into the South Beach Latina look, with the big boobies and round perky booty,' she confessed.
'I have a 21 inch waist and 35 inch hips – and while I am introverted and I do have intellectual depth, I am very sexualized online.'
Venezuelan woman says police didn't believe she was raped | Daily Mail Online
EXCLUSIVE: Venezuelan woman who 'was drugged and raped' in Miami says police wouldn't help her because she's an immigrant - and claims she was 'emotionally abused' by cops who said she should have 'fought back'
- Veronica Victoria Perasso, 22, is from Venezuela but lives in Miami, Florida
- She says that in July 2018, she was 'drugged, raped and sexually assaulted' after being invited over to someone else's house by a woman she was living with
- Veronica recalls asking for her boyfriend - and says that the woman who took her to the house even videoed her after she had been drugged
- The influencer went to the hospital the next day and was given a rape kit which confirmed that 'someone was inside of her without protection'
- She was told to go to the police after telling hospital staff that she was assaulted
- However Veronica says police 'treated her like she was inconveniencing them by reporting it' and told her she needed a taped confession from her attacker
- She felt like 'her word meant nothing as a young immigrant female in America' - despite the fact that the #MeToo movement was in full swing at the time
Veronica Victoria Perasso, 22, was living the high-life in Florida in July 2018 when she says she was attacked and raped by a man she was hanging out with - in a horrific assault that she believes was set up by a woman she was living with.
'On July 2nd 2018 I was drugged, raped, and sexually assaulted,' she told Jam Press. 'A girl who I lived with at the time took me to a house where I was assaulted.
'Afterwards, she took me home and put me in bed and acted like she didn't know what happened.'
Veronica claims the woman even videoed her after she had been drugged, revealing that she was seen on camera incoherently asking for her boyfriend.
The next day Veronica awoke with unpleasant memories and a nauseous disgusted feeling inside her.
'I woke up, went straight to the hospital and got a rape kit,' she recalled.
'They confirmed that someone was inside of me without protection and when I told them it was absolutely against my will they instructed me to call the police. Which I did.'
Sadly, Veronica did not get the response she was hoping for from law enforcement officials.
'The police treated me like I was inconveniencing them by reporting it,' the Florida-based influencer said.
'They asked me why I didn't physically fight back. I explained I was incoherent and had no strength.'
Officers asked Veronica whether she knew the man who had attacked her - and while she couldn't identify him, she told them that she knew the woman who had taken her to the house where she was assaulted.
'They asked me if I knew the person, and I said I knew someone who did – the girl that took me there – and they questioned her, even though she didn't want to be involved,' Veronica explained.
'She was an accomplice and she knew it. She begged me not to continue talking to police – it turned out she was regularly extorting men and women for money.
'I was so young and impressionable.'
But while Veronica is angry at the woman who she says delivered her to her rapist, what rankles most for her is that the cops failed to act - particularly because she believes that their suspicious response to her came as a direct result of her Venezuelan background.
'The police insisted I could only get justice if I got a confession – that is, if I got the guy to admit he raped me, willingly, on tape,' Veronica explained.
'My word meant nothing, as a young immigrant female in America.'
Veronica was doubly shocked, she says, because the #MeToo movement was in full swing at the time of her attack.
'I found it confusing that on TV politicians and powerful businessmen were being taken down by women who claim they were sexually assaulted 20 and 30 years ago, with no proof, only their word,' she said.
'Yet here I am, today, in the flesh, with lots of proof, not even being heard because I'm an immigrant and the person who raped me was not famous.'
Although furious and frustrated, Veronica refused to let the situation get her down.
'I left Florida at that point,' she remembers, 'And set out to change everything about myself.
'I had to become someone else; so first I got extensions, then colored contacts.
'Then I got breast implants, tattoos, then the extensions got taken out and the hair kept getting shorter and shorter until one day I woke up staring in the mirror at a completely new version of myself.'
As it happened, the horrific attack motivated Veronica to tap into a mental toughness that she never knew she had - and inspired her to push forward and transform her life.
'This new me was edgier, with fewer f***s to give and more drive than ever,' Veronica revealed, explaining that she began showing off that mentality on social media, where she quickly built up a legion of followers thanks to her overtly sexual content and cavalier attitude.
And even now, her tough model persona, complete with sassy close-cropped hairdo, does very well with her army of online fans.
In fact, Veronica says she is currently earning several hundred thousand dollars a month as an influencer and model - having racked up an impressive 1.4 million followers on Instagram (@veronicaperasso).
'I love to have fun, and joke around on my page,' Veronica said.
'And I receive a huge amount of positivity (and money) from my fans – which is nice!
'I'm aware I play into the South Beach Latina look, with the big boobies and round perky booty,' she confessed.
'I have a 21 inch waist and 35 inch hips – and while I am introverted and I do have intellectual depth, I am very sexualized online.'
Where is the video
Not that many?man do you know how many of these delivery dudes be fukking chicks ON THE CLOCK
Where is the video
Not that many?
She made her page private, there is another in my post.
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