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As we reported earlier, David Starr was accused of rape by a woman who goes by Tori on Twitter. Starr later apologized and called it “grey rape,” but then deleted his Twitter account. This is actually what started the entire #SpeakingOut movement, as several other men and women have came out and told their own stories of abuse. Recently Tori offered more details on her incident with Starr.
Tori wrote:
“All of your stories, you beautiful brave men and women, gave me strength to disclose what Max did to me. The details. I know the admission to grey rape was what made you believe me but there was a verbal no. There was a conversation about a sex act I didn’t want to do. He said we continued to have more sex that day. We didn’t.
He used his hand to start getting me off and then when I was there, he forced himself in me. I didn’t know what to do, I just lay there. He knew he was wrong because he wouldn’t talk much the rest of the day. Except to tell me I liked it. This is humiliating but necessary. This is intimate partner abuse and it happens every day. This is the story that made this man pre-write a case for himself way before I found the strength to talk about it. Your strength is my strength.”
All of your stories, you beautiful brave men and women, gave me strength to disclose what Max did to me. The details.
I know the admission to grey rape was what made you believe me but there was a verbal no. There was a conversation about a sex act I didn’t want to do.— tori. 🌸 (@slaymysterio) June 19, 2020
He said we continued to have more sex that day. We didn’t.
He used his hand to start getting me off and then when I was there, he forced himself in me.
I didn’t know what to do, I just lay there.
He knew he was wrong because he wouldn’t talk much the rest of the day.— tori. 🌸 (@slaymysterio) June 19, 2020
Except to tell me I liked it.
This is humiliating but necessary. This is intimate partner abuse and it happens every day.
This is the story that made this man pre-write a case for himself way before I found the strength to talk about it.
Your strength is my strength.— tori. 🌸 (@slaymysterio) June 19, 2020