Masha on Her Ex-Husband’s Interview, Sexual Demands and Divorce
When your ex-husband, ex-lover, said what he said?
What was in the cut version? What was in the original version?
Immediately? He didn't say everything.
In what sense?
Well, I don't want to stoop to his level, but I'll probably go ahead and say it.
That all the things he said there aren't comparable to what he actually wanted from me.
So, Masha, how, in your opinion, does one remain desired by a man constantly, sometimes through coercion?
I want to piss in your mouth. I want to piss on you.
That's humiliating for me.
He wasn't into things like that, and he found someone who agreed to them, as he said.
That's not okay with me.
My desires weren't taken into account.
What did he do it for? What is this interview for?
They divorced and signed a non-disclosure agreement.
What's your explanation for these actions? For what?
I can assume he's a media person who always had attention focused on him.
And then that attention quieted; people stopped talking about him.
He needs that communication, he lives for it, he loves being in that environment,
where everything was burning around him.
So all he got was scandal.
He is firmly convinced that he sincerely believes in his own truth.
Despite everything, he keeps proving it, no matter what anyone says.
That it's okay, it's normal.
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