My belief is she was unable to say yes or no. The ketamine pushing & use is a problem for the men.
Combining ketamine and alcohol is extremely dangerous and unsafe. Mixing these two substances significantly increases the risk of severe physical harm, medical emergencies, and death.
Critical Safety Risks and Health Complications
•Severe Central Nervous System Depression: Both ketamine and alcohol slow down brain activity and the central nervous system. When combined, they compound this effect, leading to extreme sedation, confusion, and a complete loss of motor control.
•Respiratory Depression and Asphyxiation: The combination can dangerously slow or stop breathing (respiratory depression). Mixing them also impairs the gag reflex, creating a high risk of choking or aspirating vomit while unconscious.
•Loss of Consciousness and K-Hole: Individuals are far more likely to black out, experience intense dissociation, or slip into an unarousable state (often called a "K-hole" complicated by alcohol toxicity).
•Cardiovascular and Memory Impairment: The mix can cause dangerous fluctuations in blood pressure, severe amnesia, and long-term psychological or cognitive damage.
@HoneyBadgerBite That’s when she realized the entire thing had been manipulation and exploitation. She learned more and began to understand the full extent of the evening with gaping holes. This was the beginning of the Chi Phi CYA.
@JessMackeykeyss@thatjenmonroe Agree but they seal their fate in the Snapchat messages and apology texts. Too horrific to ignore or excuse away. Offering free p—y to over 50 men is indeed criminal. They also don’t seem to want to have Fatties as victims. Animalistic. You’re right on drug use of those involved.
I agree. It’s a tough one but I absolutely believe it. I think here in its simplest form. She consented to a threesome (2 guys) and it turned into a 8–10 or more men joining it. Based on alcohol & drug volume, she was incapacitated at that point and couldn’t do anything to stop it. She slowly realized the true nature of the event
@Soulpunx93 The Cornell 7 texted “free p*ssy” to 57 men.
They sent a naked picture Jane Doe to the frat and told them the “shop was still open”.
One reply said “I hope it’s not a fatty AGAIN”.
These messages prove lack of consent.
They also strongly suggest this was not their first rape.
Victim blaming can be defined as someone saying, implying, or treating a person who has experienced harmful or abusive behaviour (such as a survivor of sexual violence) like it was a result of something they did or said, instead of placing the responsibility where it belongs: on the person who harmed them.
What is important to understand is that sexual violence is never, ever the fault of the person who experiences it: sexual violence happens because someone chooses to use harmful behaviours, not because someone is wearing a certain item of clothing, said a certain thing, or was in a certain place.
What is Delayed Recognition?
•Psychological Processing: Many survivors experience shock, dissociation, a "freeze" or "fawn" response, or compartmentalization during and immediately after the event, blocking the brain from fully labeling what happened.
•Minimization and Confusion: Survivors often rationalize the behavior, especially if the perpetrator is an acquaintance, friend, or authority figure, or if the assault does not match media stereotypes of violence.[1, 2]
•Post-Assault Behavior: Mixed signals—such as continuing to interact with the person, sending friendly text messages, or expressing confusion rather than immediate outrage—are standard trauma responses rather than proof that an assault did not occur.
What is Delayed Recognition?
•Psychological Processing: Many survivors experience shock, dissociation, a "freeze" or "fawn" response, or compartmentalization during and immediately after the event, blocking the brain from fully labeling what happened.
•Minimization and Confusion: Survivors often rationalize the behavior, especially if the perpetrator is an acquaintance, friend, or authority figure, or if the assault does not match media stereotypes of violence.[1, 2]
•Post-Assault Behavior: Mixed signals—such as continuing to interact with the person, sending friendly text messages, or expressing confusion rather than immediate outrage—are standard trauma responses rather than proof that an assault did not occur. [1, 2]