Rap Sh!t star Aida Osman was coerced out of coochie by "Wild N Out" star, she was only 22 yrs old!

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Tricked outta coochie at the age of 22 :patrice:
Just make the age of consent 35 already. It'll be a whole country of non-binaries who are too impressionable for physical intimacy until they're legally allowed to run for president.

Gen X parents ruined everything. Look what y'all created!

PS - I'm Gen X (b. '79).
 
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the way she actually describes it does sound off, if that's how it went down.

he followed her to her place and wasn't even flirtatious about it, just said "oh hey I want some coffee so im coming with you" and then probably switched up when they were alone. Easy to see to why she'd feel some kind of way, and then you get into the whole situation with a woman not feeling comfortable rejecting a man alone in case shyt goes crazy


THAT scenario is a lot of different than being flirtatious and and talking about "coffee" when you're both flirting and know what the real deal is.

Agreed; but the “laugh you out the coochie” is wild, that IS being flirtatious
 

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All she had to do was say no and not let him in her room. She let him in and let him smash. Probably felt like a hoe afterwards and here we are listening to her act like she was a powerless child.
 

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the way she actually describes it does sound off, if that's how it went down.

he followed her to her place and wasn't even flirtatious about it, just said "oh hey I want some coffee so im coming with you" and then probably switched up when they were alone. Easy to see to why she'd feel some kind of way, and then you get into the whole situation with a woman not feeling comfortable rejecting a man alone in case shyt goes crazy


THAT scenario is a lot of different than being flirtatious and and talking about "coffee" when you're both flirting and know what the real deal is.
It sounds off because she remixed the story to gain points. Any cop/attorney would poke holes in this asap.. :comeon:

She is using words to gain sympathy and play on emotions, if it was true then the whole situation doesnt make sense and the coffee line wouldnt even work because she woulda been completely weirded out and turned off.. She probably swallowed and regretted it the next day, :manny:there is a thing as next day regret that has been talked about before.. She says 22 like thats supposed to help her case :francis:
 

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"tricked out of coochie..."

"laugh you out of coochie"

22 years old...

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accountability is in short supply nowadays

there are Navy Seals who are 22
“Laugh you out some coochie” is what got me. Now having game and being a joy to be around is predatory? :jbhmm:

It’s one thing to be a creep, and follow a woman to her room. And to continually coerce and or pressure her into sex. But “laugh her out some coochie” is something else.
 

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What y’all don’t get is some ppl throw their daughters out into the world with no street smarts. The TRUTH is young women need to be taught to expect the worst out of men, which is what prevents stupid situations like someone “following you to your room for sugar”.

Yea you’re right. Someone should create a platform for women, by women. Where women can talk about sex and relationships and like, older women can talk to the younger ones and steel sharpens steel they would learn a thing or two.

















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That's the problem tho....common sense is a myth. There is no inherent set of rules or guidelines that are understood universally.

And everyone doesn't experience life at the same volume or intensity. Some might have been living a very sheltered, routine life with their parents with little to no change and BOOM college hits and they have no idea how unhinged and unstable people can be.

Imagine expecting an Amish person to know how to navigate college life straight out the farm. Extreme but you see where I'm coming from?
I can understand that but at some point, you need to fukking grow up. Both men and women

If she’s 22 and just now realizing men spit game then it’s going to be a lot of growing pains

My main thing is, at what age should a woman be considered an adult? Apparently it’s no longer 18, now it’s not 22.. is it 30?
 

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My main thing is, at what age should a woman be considered an adult? Apparently it’s no longer 18, now it’s not 22.. is it 30?
I don't think it's about a woman being an "adult" but acknowledging the double standard that women are just more impressionable and eager to please despite their own wishes.
 

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What y’all don’t get is some ppl throw their daughters out into the world with no street smarts. The TRUTH is young women need to be taught to expect the worst out of men, which is what prevents stupid situations like someone “following you to your room for sugar”.


Example: I remember when I was in college and sometimes a guy would offer to walk me (or other girls, etc) to my dorm after a party on campus. I would think it was because the guy was being a gentleman, and I really appreciated that, because of course you shouldn’t be walking alone at night, regardless of how safe your campus is. Until the Ni66a tried to get in my damn dorm room! :wtf: There was no discussion of coming in my room, “hanging out”, etc. Literally “Oh, I’ll walk you across campus to make sure you’re ok”. Or if I had bags and someone offered to take my groceries, etc to my dorm. Then stand at my door like I'm supposed to invite him in :childplease:. These dudes weren’t being gentlemen for the sake of being a gentleman- it was just a guise to get to my door. You would say “duh, why did think someone would want to carry your bags or walk you home from a party?!” but most ppl aren’t expecting or assuming the worst of others.


The way most dudes are, young women literally have to just ASSUME that a guy isn’t being genuine, because most times they aren’t when you’re 18, 19, 22, etc. <— That is what ppl are SUPPOSED to teach their daughters.



Those are the stupid games dudes play with young girls who they know don’t know any better.

Now I grew up with a bunch of men who made it clear that I didn’t owe anyone shyt, so when a dude tried to get in my dorm or act like I “owed them” for their kind deed I’d make it clear that wasn’t happening and to get the fukk out of my face.

HOWEVER, what happens with the young ladies who are easily intimidated? The young ladies who aren’t as strong-willed and adamant? The young ladies who don’t want people to think they are a “b!tch”? What happens when they make the mistake of letting someone stronger than them in their room/home?






AND I’M NOT TRYING TO MAKE THIS A JOKE. But this is the shyt dudes be on! That’s why they even joked about it on the show, because it’s scumbag shyt that works on naive young women or dumb older women

22 is young.
 
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Funny story, when I was a teen in high school our sex ed teacher ran a test on all the boys. She asked us "have you ever raped a woman before." Everyone said hell no. She asked "have you ever pressured a woman to have sex with you after she said no."

It got quiet. One guy admitted he did but she was cool with it. Teacher made it very clear that that is also rape. No means no, and any further action whatsoever to get her to have sex, even if she ultimately agrees, is rape.

Everyone was floored and silent. Some argued with her a bit. But that was the day I realized why sex ed is important and needs to be in school. I know I took the lesson, and I think a lot of fellas changed that day. If I ever ask a girl I been seeing for sex and she says no, that's the end of the story.




So if a woman asks me for sex, my girlfriend, and I say no... but then she continues to ask or seduce me, I was raped?
 
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