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    “Leading Lads Who Lost it Early”

    By Jeremy | November 19, 2007

    ABC News joined the Mook parade by posting a photo gallery last week celebrating celebrity men who lost their virginity "early." Among the celebrants: + Ike Turner, who lost his at the age of 6 to a "a middle-aged next-door neighbor named Miss Boozie." + Sean Connery, who remembers being 8, but "can't recall with whom." + Richard Pryor, who at age 5 was "seduced" by a seven-year-old girl. + River Phoenix, who at age 4 was encouraged to experiment with "God's gift of sex" by a cult to which his family belonged. + The rest were 13-15 and their "conquests" included neighbors, "chicks," and prostitutes. Where I come from, what these men experienced is called rape, child abuse, and sexual exploitation. It's something to be mourned and healed, not glorified by a major news organization.

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    Topics: abc news, celebrity, midriffs, mooks, sex, sexuality | 1 Comment »

    One Response to ““Leading Lads Who Lost it Early””

    1. tony sheng Says:
      November 19th, 2007 at 2:27 pm

      preach it bro. we’ve still got work to do.