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Johnny Rapid arrested for beating and chocking girlfriend

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I've known a lot of guys like Johnny.

My partner of 35 years for example.

Great analysis of a type we all know, and sometimes like. Thanks for sharing, you lucky dog :cheers:
 

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I don't find him that interesting at all.
 

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A guy claiming he's straight, married, with 2 kids... being a so much convincing bottom on screen, taking cocks like no one before... and then he says "I’m really dominant over females. I fuck the shit out of ‘em. I choke them, I slap them, I spit on them" or "I do my porn, and then I go home to my girlfriend. I have sex with her until she bleeds, and then I have to wait a week."

This guy has serious mental problems, it's clear.

I agree with you Ezekiel: From the stories that are being told in this regard and from the posts on this forum...he sounds as if he is struggling with his sexual identity. You know...you have these so-called gay for pay guys who goes on these constant rants about being straight and yet...the more they perform in these videos...I tend to believe that there is bound to be some attraction to some of the models that they are having sexual contact with in these videos. However, if you are not willing to embrace these feelings...it can evolve into some serious mental issues and may even cause you to violently attack their wives/girlfriends while in the midst of conflicting struggles to say the least.
 

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Indeed it looks like the guy is loco! What bothers me personally is that I actually liked his videos, but that's over now. He will always be crazy Hylan Taylor for me now. Farewell Johnny Rapid!
 

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Indeed it looks like the guy is loco! What bothers me personally is that I actually liked his videos, but that's over now. He will always be crazy Hylan Taylor for me now. Farewell Johnny Rapid!

The morality of an actor, composer, painter, or any other creative has no impact at all on the objective quality of their work.

Wagner was an anti-Semitic ass hole, but his music is SUPERB!

By all accounts the man who played the Johnny Rapid character is a total bollox, but, the Johnny Rapid character features in some supremely erotic fictional scenes, and those scenes are just as erotic as they ever were.

Remember, Johnny Rapid DOES NOT EXIST. He is as imaginary as Homer Simpson.

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The morality of an actor, composer, painter, or any other creative has no impact at all on the objective quality of their work.

Wagner was an anti-Semitic ass hole, but his music is SUPERB!

By all accounts the man who played the Johnny Rapid character is a total bollox, but, the Johnny Rapid character features in some supremely erotic fictional scenes, and those scenes are just as erotic as they ever were.

Remember, Johnny Rapid DOES NOT EXIST. He is as imaginary as Homer Simpson.

B.

I understand that, but it is hard for me to separate the actor from his acting. I will always have Hylan Taylor in mind when I see Johnny Rapid. But that's just me! And Wagner was anti-Semitic but so was his era (no apologies intended for any type of racism), he followed the heinous and backward norm of his time. Taylor on the other hand is just plain psycho if this proves to be all true.
 

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And Wagner was anti-Semitic but so was his era (no apologies intended for any type of racism), he followed the heinous and backward norm of his time.

You're letting Wagner off much too easily - his views were more acceptable then than they are now, but they still controvercial in his own lifetime.

True, you could be an antisemite without losing your job back then, but it wasn't a universal belief by any means.

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Perhaps Ferdinand Porche, the Nazi who gave us the beloved VW Beetle and the Porche sports car company is a better example than Wagner.

I LOVE The beetle - a really beautiful and soulful car.

The man who made it was a committed Nazi and Hitler's pet engineer.

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I love Tom Cruise, John Travolta, Mel Gibson, Michael Richards, Gilbert Godfreid and a lot of other actors who have self-destructed. That's why I don't want to know all the details of their personal lives. That intrudes on the pleasure of taking in their art or performances.

If I applied some moral code of conduct to artists I liked and discarded those who have made mistakes or who believe things I find ridiculous (i.e. Scientology or any other religion basically) there would be no one left to entertain me.

If Johnny (Hylan) had slashed someone's throat or something it might be relevant to his career but I doubt it. There are so many sports figures and other celebrities who have done stupid or terrible things but their accomplishments are still noteworthy. There was a SC model - Addis or something like that - he and his girlfriend murdered some old porn producer and later they were caught and sent to prison for life. He was still hot and I would still watch him plow those tight little bottom's holes or take a big dick up his own ass and I would jerk off while doing it with no thought of his conviction.

Give Johnny a break, guys. He hasn't been convicted of anything. Maybe he and his girlfriend had a fight - so what? How many Gay guys have fist fights with their boyfriends and then have hot sex after? He may have been looking at some one he thought was hot only to find out they were underage. He didn't have sex with her did he?

Lighten up guys. Give it a rest :)

I'm just sayin'...
 

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I don't see the equivalence. Two men fighting, while not okay, are more likely to be equal in strength. But, a man physically attacking a woman is different. She is more likely to be weaker, even weaker than that pipsqueak.
 

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Maybe Justin Beiber would straighten him out.
 

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I don't see the equivalence. Two men fighting, while not okay, are more likely to be equal in strength. But, a man physically attacking a woman is different. She is more likely to be weaker, even weaker than that pipsqueak.

There is a photo of the 2 of them together in an earlier post. In it she looks equal in stature but perhaps a little less mass.

She can play the 'weaker' sex when it suits her story of being a victim but trust me she looks like a street fightin' hussy all the way. I would bet good money she started any physical assault on him. She would have slapped, kicked, spat, shoved, scratched and punched him silly. He might have reciprocated but if he had actually attacked her full tilt it would have left marks and probably lacerations. The police report did not indicate she was seriously wounded. That's why I think she started it in a jealous rage and he simply defended himself and stopped her from attacking him. We'll have to wait and see how it turns out.

I've been attacked by women and trust me they are vicious bitches in heat. If you don't defend yourself she calls you a 'fuckin pussy'. If you do defend yourself she calls the cops.

I'm on his side all the way to the courthouse. He's not a serial killer or wife-beating sociopath.

Shit like this should be enough to teach these guys they are better off Gay. At least with another man they can't be accused of being a wife beater like this.

In luvmuslmen's comment he even mentioned "I don't see the equivalence. Two men fighting, while not okay, are more likely to be equal in strength. But, a man physically attacking a woman is different. She is more likely to be weaker, even weaker than that pipsqueak" ... Johnny (Hylan) would be better off with me ... I wouldn't be a bitch and if we did cum to blows we'd get over it and afterwards have great make-up sex ;)
 
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I have seen that some here found it disturbing when he said that he likes to rough up his girlfriend during sex, slapping, choking, hair pulling, etc. But the part that is left out of that conversation is the he likes to be roughed up himself, especially when bottoming in gay scenes. He wants to be slapped, choked, have his hair pulled, and be pounded without mercy. To be dominated, humiliated, and abused. His favorite scenes are those where Rafael Alencar just totally dominates and abuses him. He has also said that his girl friend is often involved in choosing his scene partners and likes to pair him up wither bigger, dominate men.

Obviously, this girl shares he sexual taste, otherwise they wouldn't be together.

If so, could it be possible that the fight the cop interrupted was their version of foreplay? And that perhaps she was too embarrassed to admit it, so she concocted the whole story to hide her shame?

We've all heard stories about girls that do things they are ashamed of and then cry foul when caught and blame it on an innocent guy...

 

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This thread has taken a turn towards excusing this guy's behaviour at any cost, including a really disturbing turn towards sexism. The way females are being generalised here is really turning my stomach.

I think it's important someone speak up in case anyone assumes everyone on this board shares the opinions expressed in the last few posts.

I for one, do not!

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This thread has taken a turn towards excusing this guy's behaviour at any cost, including a really disturbing turn towards sexism. The way females are being generalised here is really turning my stomach.

I think it's important someone speak up in case anyone assumes everyone on this board shares the opinions expressed in the last few posts.

I for one, do not!

B.

I agree.
 

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This thread has taken a turn towards excusing this guy's behaviour at any cost, including a really disturbing turn towards sexism. The way females are being generalised here is really turning my stomach.

I think it's important someone speak up in case anyone assumes everyone on this board shares the opinions expressed in the last few posts.

I for one, do not!

B.

Well, I don't believe I ever tried to 'excuse' anyone's actions. The only 'turn' I see is a 'turn' away from fairness.

The only thing we have is a newspaper story about an arrest. That arrest is not a conviction. We have yet to hear his side of the events or his defense. He is innocent until proven guilty is he not?

I see people piling on and ignoring his innocence by assuming he is guilty. If I supposed an alternate narrative of the events that was all it was. I do not think that is 'sexist' in the least.

Why don't we try to be fair. Some think he is some sort of monster because of a newspaper article and others have a different take on the same story. And so far that is all it is... a 'newspaper story'.

I would like to point out a couple of facts outlined in these articles:

Men Can Be Victims of Abuse, Too

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Men Can Be Victims of Abuse, Too

July 22, 2014/32 Comments/in Get Help Today /by brollings

At the Hotline, we know that domestic violence can affect anyone – including men. According to the CDC, one in seven men age 18+ in the U.S. has been the victim of severe physical violence by an intimate partner in his lifetime. One in 10 men has experienced rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner. In 2013, 13% of documented contacts to the Hotline identified themselves as male victims. Although they make up a smaller percentage of callers to the Hotline, there are likely many more men who do not report or seek help for their abuse, for a variety of reasons:

Men are socialized not to express their feelings or see themselves as victims.
Our culture still clings to narrow definitions of gender (although there are signs that this is slowly shifting). Young boys are taught not to express their emotions, to “suck it up” and “be a man.” Tony Porter calls this the “man box” in his well-known TED talk. This can be extremely detrimental to boys as they age, especially if they find themselves in an abusive relationship. Men may feel discouraged to talk about what’s going on in their personal lives, or they feel like no one will believe them. They may not even realize that they are being abused, or they might assume they should just deal with the abuse on their own.

Pervading beliefs or stereotypes about men being abusers, women being victims.
The majority of domestic violence stories covered by the media are about male perpetrators and female victims who are typically in heterosexual relationships. While we certainly don’t want to minimize this violence, focusing on only one type of situation renders invisible the many scenarios that do not fit this definition, including abusive relationships among homosexual, bisexual, and trans* men. This might make many victims feel like they don’t have the space or the support to speak out about their own experiences and seek help.

The abuse of men is often treated as less serious, or a “joke.”
We’ve seen this in action recently with the elevator footage of Solange Knowles attacking Jay-Z. When a man is abused, many people don’t take it as seriously (in part due to the previous two reasons we’ve mentioned). The truth is, abuse is not a joke, in any situation, between any two people. All victims deserve support and resources to help them feel safe.

Many believe there are no resources or support available for male victims.
It can seem like the majority of shelters and services for domestic violence victims are women-focused. However, services for male victims do exist. Most federal funding sources require that domestic violence services be provided to all victims of abuse. Our advocates can provide information, assist with safety planning, and/or find local resources, if available. They can also help brainstorm alternative options if local programs are not meeting the requirements for male victims, including who a caller may be able to contact if they believe they have experienced discrimination.

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More than 40% of domestic violence victims are male, report reveals

Campaign group Parity claims assaults by wives and girlfriends are often ignored by police and media.

About two in five of all victims of domestic violence are men, contradicting the widespread impression that it is almost always women who are left battered and bruised, a new report claims.

Men assaulted by their partners are often ignored by police, see their attacker go free and have far fewer refuges to flee to than women, says a study by the men's rights campaign group Parity.

The charity's analysis of statistics on domestic violence shows the number of men attacked by wives or girlfriends is much higher than thought. Its report, Domestic Violence: The Male Perspective, states: "Domestic violence is often seen as a female victim/male perpetrator problem, but the evidence demonstrates that this is a false picture."

Data from Home Office statistical bulletins and the British Crime Survey show that men made up about 40% of domestic violence victims each year between 2004-05 and 2008-09, the last year for which figures are available. In 2006-07 men made up 43.4% of all those who had suffered partner abuse in the previous year, which rose to 45.5% in 2007-08 but fell to 37.7% in 2008-09.

Similar or slightly larger numbers of men were subjected to severe force in an incident with their partner, according to the same documents. The figure stood at 48.6% in 2006-07, 48.3% the next year and 37.5% in 2008-09, Home Office statistics show.

The 2008-09 bulletin states: "More than one in four women (28%) and around one in six men (16%) had experienced domestic abuse since the age of 16. These figures are equivalent to an estimated 4.5 million female victims of domestic abuse and 2.6 million male victims."

In addition, "6% of women and 4% of men reported having experienced domestic abuse in the past year, equivalent to an estimated one million female victims of domestic abuse and 600,000 male victims".

Campaigners claim that men are often treated as "second-class victims" and that many police forces and councils do not take them seriously. "Male victims are almost invisible to the authorities such as the police, who rarely can be prevailed upon to take the man's side," said John Mays of Parity. "Their plight is largely overlooked by the media, in official reports and in government policy, for example in the provision of refuge places – 7,500 for females in England and Wales but only 60 for men."

The official figures underestimate the true number of male victims, Mays said. "Culturally it's difficult for men to bring these incidents to the attention of the authorities. Men are reluctant to say that they've been abused by women, because it's seen as unmanly and weak."

The number of women prosecuted for domestic violence rose from 1,575 in 2004-05 to 4,266 in 2008-09. "Both men and women can be victims and we know that men feel under immense pressure to keep up the pretence that everything is OK," said Alex Neil, the housing and communities minister in the Scottish parliament. "Domestic abuse against a man is just as abhorrent as when a woman is the victim."

Mark Brooks of the Mankind Initiative, a helpline for victims, said: "It's a scandal that in 2010 all domestic violence victims are still not being treated equally. We reject the gendered analysis that so many in the domestic violence establishment still pursue, that the primary focus should be female victims. Each victim should be seen as an individual and helped accordingly."
 

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She can play the 'weaker' sex when it suits her story of being a victim but trust me she looks like a street fightin' hussy all the way.

Sorry - I can't agree with that at all, I find it objectionable.

I would bet good money she started any physical assault on him. She would have slapped, kicked, spat, shoved, scratched and punched him silly. He might have reciprocated but if he had actually attacked her full tilt it would have left marks and probably lacerations.

Talk about some horrible stereotyping!

Also - if she had done that, she too would have left marks, which are also missing from the police report, so your theory doesn't hold water.

I've been attacked by women and trust me they are vicious bitches in heat. If you don't defend yourself she calls you a 'fuckin pussy'. If you do defend yourself she calls the cops.

You say this as if ALL women are like this. Sorry - that's sexism. When you generalise to an entire gender based on some anecdotes, you are being sexist.

SOME women do such things. Just like SOME men are wife beaters.

At least with another man they can't be accused of being a wife beater like this.

Because abuse is confined to straight relationships only?

We've all heard stories about girls that do things they are ashamed of and then cry foul when caught and blame it on an innocent guy...

What a great piece of character assassination - clearly, you are keeping an open mind and not defending this guy just because he gives you a boner.

We have limited facts, so you guys have just decided to invent a story full of sexist clichés and declare the man innocent and the woman guilty. Sorry - I can't agree with that.

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