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What photoshoot is this?
 
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Seriously. True story: he reached out to me to model for him when I was in NYC years ago. He did some test pics and was going on about how he wanted me to be in his book and that he had me in mind for an editorial he was being asked to shoot. Jeremy was young-ish and attractive, so I didn't think anything of it when he whipped his dick out and starting stroking me; we had been flirting. So I blew him. I didn't hear from him after that. I didn't even get copies of the damn pics, which I was promised. Let me be clear: I was NOT harassed or assaulted. I was dropped once he shot his load in my mouth, though. Never heard from him again, and still mad I didn't get to even see the pics he took. So, I wonder how many other boys he says he'll feature in a project, telling them how beautiful they are, in hopes of getting into their pants, only to drop them once he cums.

Yeah same thing happened to me. He reached out said he knew a lot of agents, we'd test, and he'd send the shots out. I went over took, he took some half-assed shots and then started jerking off. He got off. I left. Never heard from him again.
 
Yeah same thing happened to me. He reached out said he knew a lot of agents, we'd test, and he'd send the shots out. I went over took, he took some half-assed shots and then started jerking off. He got off. I left. Never heard from him again.
Jeremy kost we’re talking about?
 
Yeah same thing happened to me. He reached out said he knew a lot of agents, we'd test, and he'd send the shots out. I went over took, he took some half-assed shots and then started jerking off. He got off. I left. Never heard from him again.
I guess we have to add him to the Kevin Spacey/Bryan Singer pile of unconvicted rapists
 
I guess we have to add him to the Kevin Spacey/Bryan Singer pile of unconvicted rapists

I mean I think what he did was definitely inappropriate. But I’d still be careful about throwing around the term “rapist”. It wasn’t rape.

I’ve had that experience on a number shoots- unfortunately more than not- where a photographer uses their influence and authority to take advantage.

A stylist who required shots of my pubes before booking me jobs, a photographer who was basically on top of me grinding his knee into my cock as he shot, another giving me a viagra, another very hands on, etc.
 
I mean I think what he did was definitely inappropriate. But I’d still be careful about throwing around the term “rapist”. It wasn’t rape.

I’ve had that experience on a number shoots- unfortunately more than not- where a photographer uses their influence and authority to take advantage.

A stylist who required shots of my pubes before booking me jobs, a photographer who was basically on top of me grinding his knee into my cock as he shot, another giving me a viagra, another very hands on, etc.
it was hyperbole, but i mean if this is a habit of his, im not impugning his character by THAT much
 
I mean I think what he did was definitely inappropriate. But I’d still be careful about throwing around the term “rapist”. It wasn’t rape.

I’ve had that experience on a number shoots- unfortunately more than not- where a photographer uses their influence and authority to take advantage.

A stylist who required shots of my pubes before booking me jobs, a photographer who was basically on top of me grinding his knee into my cock as he shot, another giving me a viagra, another very hands on, etc.
that is considered rape tho, in other cases sexual harassment. they're using their positions of power to take advantage of you. you saying no to those actions would result in not getting work, therefore there's a power imbalance, meaning any consent you gave isn't valid
 
that is considered rape tho, in other cases sexual harassment. they're using their positions of power to take advantage of you. you saying no to those actions would result in not getting work, therefore there's a power imbalance, meaning any consent you gave isn't valid

No, it’s not considered rape. Saying yes or no to a Jeremy Kost results in nothing. There isn’t a power imbalance. There’s a promise of something he doesn’t deliver on, and he uses his position - position, not power - to get off.

To say “any consent you give isn’t valid” is to undermine the personal power of those of us who knowingly and willingly have had sex with someone in “power,” older, more experienced, etc. You can know what you want, go along with it, and then have the dick not deliver it. It makes him a dick, not a rapist or sexual assaulter/harasser.

Don’t try to strip me of my power. I don’t take kindly to that.
 
that is considered rape tho, in other cases sexual harassment. they're using their positions of power to take advantage of you. you saying no to those actions would result in not getting work, therefore there's a power imbalance, meaning any consent you gave isn't valid

Furthermore, it’s INSULTING to people who have been forced or had the threat of force have their trauma conflated with someone like me who has buyer’s remorse, I.e., someone who felt duped. Don’t do that. I’m a grown-ass man. There are sexual experiences I regret, but that doesn’t mean someone like me was raped.
 
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that is considered rape tho, in other cases sexual harassment. they're using their positions of power to take advantage of you. you saying no to those actions would result in not getting work, therefore there's a power imbalance, meaning any consent you gave isn't valid
Lastly, rethink these terms and this issue. You’re doing a disservice to real victims by conflating them.
 
I mean, trying to draw a firm line between "real" and "not real" victims is kind of a shitty thing that you maybe shouldn't do. So.

And I'm not passing judgment on this specific case, but any time a person uses his or her job to promise someone something in exchange for sex that's pretty suspect, even if that person's power is relatively minimal in the grand scheme of things.
 
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I mean, trying to draw a firm line between "real" and "not real" victims is kind of a shitty thing that you maybe shouldn't do. So.

And I'm not passing judgment on this specific case, but any time a person uses his or her job to promise someone something in exchange for sex that's pretty suspect, even if that person's power is relatively minimal in the grand scheme of things.
Ummm... it’s pretty clear when someone has been assaulted or raped. I know a lot of victims of sexual assault and rape, and I don’t take this issue lightly. Just because something is creepy doesn’t make it criminal.
 
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