Ha, that made me laugh. It's just something i can totally believe him doing. And you know what else? Who cares? If it got to the point where he asked, pulled it out, took his clothes off, started masturbating and these 2 girls were still sitting there not leaving, then this is a non story. Not like he blocked their path to the exit and forced them to watch what would seem like at least a 2 minute process minimum. You don't just go from asking if you can pull out your penis to completely naked and jerking off so fast that these girls had no time to react or leave. They came to his room alone late night by their own free will and could have left by their own free will. Are these women completely oblivious to the situations they put themselves in? Obviously not. The scariest part of all is the non stories out there from all these women who want to get paid or get their 15 minutes of fame or the feminazi's who cry victim when a man shows interest and asks for their phone number(Brie Larson). That just makes a joke out of it. Leave this issue to the serious stuff. The rape and the violent or forceful sexual conduct. I've personally done what Louis has done before. You read a situation and you make a move, sometimes a man has to make an aggressive move and there's none more aggressive than pulling it out. You do so after there's already been contact and at least making out, but it's something that never got me in trouble. **** is so scary now. You can't do anything anymore. Men can't even approach women anymore, much less make a sexual advance. Obviously Louis blew it and totally misread and jumped the gun but still...we can't do anything now and then when we don't do anything, were gay or p*****s. I'm over all of this. Men. Don't rape. Don't be pervs and have some common sense before you make a sexual advancement. That's it.
You've taken your clothes off and jerked off in front of a group of women? I'm all for men being assertive, but I don't think this what they mean by it.
I’m just saying I see what he was thinking. It was past 2 am and these girls go to your room and giggle when you ask them if you can whip out your dick, and then probably still kept laughing after you had it out and still hanging around when you’re completely naked and start stroking. He got it wrong but maybe there’s more to the story. Maybe the girls wanted promises to help further their career and he wouldn’t and it’s the only reason they didn’t have sex with him? The scariest part is that this is probably totally normal for him. Of course, I know what you and probably every woman would think when I say that. “He’s a monster!” But the fact is if this is normal behavior for him, there’s a reason and that reason is probably loads and loads of women who still had sex with him due to his fame. So which is scarier? That many more women would have and actually have easily had sex with him in those same circumstances or that Louis is a monster because those particular girls were the ones who didn’t appreciate it and left without having sex with him and told the world about it a decade later when it’s a popular topic and easy screen time? This is nothing like Weinstein being grabby and aggressive in tone. That guy also was taking advantage of his position in which many women were totally good with it but where he starts forcing them to stay is the issue. Louis straight up asked and didn’t get a no, just more cheerful laughter past 2 am and drinking in his private room. Weinstein was begging girls to come in and using his position to threaten that they’d never get work again. That’s a real predator. Louis is just a famous dude who doesn’t have time to play games and makes a fast move. He’s probably nothing like that anymore. I’m nothing like the wild teen and early-mid 20s person I used to be. These girls aren’t innocent and knew exactly what they were doing. So did every woman who willingly went to Weinstein’s room at sketchy hours. What did you seriously think he wants? That’s harmless imo. You’re not a monster if you invite a woman or women to your room at late hours fully leaving it up to their adult brains to figure out what’s going on and they still willingly come in. If he threatens you in order to force you, then you are a victim. Violence and force is obvious to anyone, but willingly going to someone’s private room at late hours and crying abuse after a sexual advancement is made without any harm done, you’re not a victim. Just an idiot. Don’t go to a mans private room at sketchy hours or ever if you don’t want any sexual advancements made on you and if they do after you changed your mind, simply walk out and leave.
Awww... How quaint. We don't quite have flying aircraft carriers yet, but I think you'll find a few other amazing things in the 21st century. Welcome to the new millennium.
I have been seeing a lot about . . . Non contact sexual assualt/sexual harrassment basically seems you make a person uncomfortable in a sexual way that is it I don't think the action matters as much as the interpretation Like you said. . . did said let me whip this out and no one seem to object so he did I'm sure if someone said F*** NO GET THE F*** OUT OF HERE WITH THAT!! It would have stopped right there Rocket River maybe not
You should probably go to therapy if you think this behaviour is okay, sorry. None of this is is normal or even remotely acceptable.
I didn't think the hotel room thing was that bad. I mean being out late after the bars have closed drinking and bringing two girls back to your room. They could have left any time but decided to wait until he finished. However asking women while on the set if he can fap in front of them would be harrasment.
I hope this means, Doug Stanhope moves to the top of the rankings? I hope he gets a netflix deal, a tour, and his own show on FX,hahahahha!
Eh, I don't think we need to beat up on Caesar here. One of his main points is drawing a line between "made uncomfortable " and "illegal" (like, um, p***y grabbing, TBH, or pursuing a 14 yr old). I think it's okay to distinguish when we shame people. Creepy and inappropriate can be distinguished from "belongs in jail." That's not defending CK here. This was harassment, or it would definitely be in most workplaces. Dude's career seems to be over as a public figure, which is significant punishment.
Just to play devil's advocate, these instances could have started out as a consensual agreement for casual sex. Now not saying it was, because there seems to be plenty of occasions where it was inappropriate like phone conversations or in his office at work, but just saying we shouldn't jump on the first story. Doesn't seem like anything criminal. Dude just seems like a huge pervert.
I remember in an early episode of Louis he reminisces (I guess) about this girl telling him to just "whip it out" in high school, but he was too much of a "p***y" to do it. Then he meets up with the girl (now lady) and she tells him again "whip it out" even though she's married with kids and what not. I guess these instances are based on what he thought it should be like in real life. IDK. It really was a weird episode.
Take this with a grain of salt as I'm a LCK fan, but there's some strange takeaways here. 1) In virtually every case described he asks if he can masturbate in front of them. Not demand. Not intimidate. Not coerce. Just ask. Socially awkward and work inappropriate of course (unless it's reciprocated?), but that seems like a strangely polite thing for a pervert to do. 2) It seems that perhaps in only one case did he actually proceed without clear explicit permission (Aspen). 3) Most, if not all, of these cases seem to have happened before LCK was actually famous or powerful to the point where he could clearly be seen as doing this as part of an abusive thing in terms of trading power for sexual favors. 4) The two ladies who were in the hotel room in Aspen in 2002 apparently stuck around until he finished masturbating. Extremely odd. 5) Jerking off while on the phone, while not cool of course, is pretty difficult to prove. Although it sounds absolutely like something a loafy ne'er do-well comedian like CK would do. 6) I think we all know from listening to CK's comedy that the dude has some issues and some dark stuff clanging around in his brain. We all do. This strikes me as an "I need to talk to a therapist/work through this compulsive fetish" thing and not a "I'm a serial rapist/womanizer/abusive slimebag who needs to go to jail" thing like Harvey Weinstein.
Anyone else utterly sick of grope-gate? Wow, a dude was a weird sex fiend when he was younger. Ladies, stand up point at the wall then turn in a 360 degree circle. You have now pointed at every man who has done weird crap.
