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People are baying for her blood, it's utterly sick. Even if she had said she was fine at the time (she didn't really, she was quite clear that it got too dark for her) why is it not OK fot her to later admit that she was scared? That legitimately happens all of the time! People try to rationalise things and then think "no, actually, it made me really uncomfortable".

Plus they make it sound like she went specifically to complain - in fact she only said it in response to a direct question - "did you feel intimidated". I'm pretty sure she even only said "a little bit, yeah".

So because she admitted that she was a little intimidated by being pinned to the bed by someone twice her size, when asked... all of a sudden she's guilty of setting him up? it's ridiculous.

Press and public make me sick. as usual.