celebrities don't rape

Neither the handsome nor the rich.

Look at them, how are they going to rape if they are young and attractive, if they are hot?

Or they have so much money that they can buy everything they want, even wills and silences.

The absurd idea continues to be widespread that the person who sexually assaults does so because he cannot have consensual relationships.

That is, the ugly, the poor and the anonymous of the bunch.

See the stigmatization of those who have not been graced with any of the three gifts, also see what a perverse vision they have of women, that we only fuck because the subject in question is attractive or out of interest.

Hence the invention of the erotic emetic of power.

We use sex to gain wealth or public relevance, while they want it precisely so they don't have to rape anyone.

This vision is born from a misunderstanding, a basic error that, it seems, is still valid: assuming that rape is a sexual act when in reality it is nothing more than a matter of power.

Rapists use sex as a form of violence because in reality their main objective is not to enjoy, but to dominate, subdue, humiliate, denigrate their victims in order to feel superior.

Questioning the word of the latter when the person who commits the crime is someone with public notoriety is something so common that it no longer surprises us.

To the point that the woman who denounced Dani Alves is going to have to pay out of her own pocket for the therapy that will heal the wounds that her encounter with the footballer will have left her.

She felt compelled to give up the severance pay to gain credibility.

The obligation to prove that she has been raped falls on her, while the Brazilian had defenders from minute one (Xavi Hernández saying that he felt bad for Dani, although he later apologized) and is already hiring the lawyers of Pujol and of Messi.

And it is that in relation to sexual crimes we continue in a magma of impunity that makes it necessary to have enormous courage to file a complaint.

It is not difficult to imagine that there are many who do not exercise their right to ask for justice, fearing what may fall on them.

Being rich or famous seems like a waiver.

How can potential predators not rape when they are well-known stars if they think this status gives them carte blanche to do what they want with women?

while the Brazilian had defenders from minute one (Xavi Hernández saying that he felt bad for Dani, although he later apologized) and is already hiring Pujol and Messi's lawyers.

And it is that in relation to sexual crimes we continue in a magma of impunity that makes it necessary to have enormous courage to file a complaint.

It is not difficult to imagine that there are many who do not exercise their right to ask for justice, fearing what may fall on them.

Being rich or famous seems like a waiver.

How can potential predators not rape when they are well-known stars if they think this status gives them carte blanche to do what they want with women?

while the Brazilian had defenders from minute one (Xavi Hernández saying that he felt bad for Dani, although he later apologized) and is already hiring Pujol and Messi's lawyers.

And it is that in relation to sexual crimes we continue in a magma of impunity that makes it necessary to have enormous courage to file a complaint.

It is not difficult to imagine that there are many who do not exercise their right to ask for justice, fearing what may fall on them.

Being rich or famous seems like a waiver.

How can potential predators not rape when they are well-known stars if they think this status gives them carte blanche to do what they want with women?

And it is that in relation to sexual crimes we continue in a magma of impunity that makes it necessary to have enormous courage to file a complaint.

It is not difficult to imagine that there are many who do not exercise their right to ask for justice, fearing what may fall on them.

Being rich or famous seems like a waiver.

How can potential predators not rape when they are well-known stars if they think this status gives them carte blanche to do what they want with women?

And it is that in relation to sexual crimes we continue in a magma of impunity that makes it necessary to have enormous courage to file a complaint.

It is not difficult to imagine that there are many who do not exercise their right to ask for justice, fearing what may fall on them.

Being rich or famous seems like a waiver.

How can potential predators not rape when they are well-known stars if they think this status gives them carte blanche to do what they want with women?

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