Patsgofor4
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Do we need to get graphic here? He taunts her by saying "I jack my --- on your back," and then later he writes, "Me and [redacted name] a laugh about me busing[sic] on your back." Why taunt her or laugh at her if it's consensual, especially in the context of an angry text at her? How do you think those deciding a civil case are going to understand this?
Also, what about the letter he signed promising no more sexual advances?
The problem is we simply do not know the context. Therefore, there is no way to know whether Brown’s actions constituted sexual assault.
Based upon those videos it’s not a stretch to imagine that they were making sexy time off and on. Maybe she was making a ham and swiss sandwich on multigrain bread in the kitchen and he snuck up behind her and made his deposit while FaceTime’ing with some friends. That may be lewd and disrespectful but does it cross the line into sexual assault if they had been hooking up already? Probably not for most. And now that I have looked up Superman in the urban dictionary, that type of scenario also seems possible.
What I don’t believe is that this occurred when she was watching a church service on an iPad. That seems contrived and probably made up. Did the complaint additionally mention that she was wearing her communion whites while watching this service, because then it would REALLY be uncalled for.