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Dancer says he was touched and forced to do things to celebrity women that were degrading while Ellen just stood and laughed

Ellen DeGeneres stood back and laughed as Chippendales dancers were groped by powerful women and then forced to touch them erotically. Or that’s how some people saw it.

“I couldn’t believe she [Ellen] was just standing there and laughing while I was being groped by this married woman,” a Chippendales dancer who didn’t want to give his name (lest he lose future work) said. “We’re expected to just put up with it because these women are powerful and they know we need the work. If I say anything, I am not going to be hired back, let’s face it.”

Dancer paid to strip and be fondled by women as they drank alcohol on "ellen" — Dancer paid to strip and be fondled by women as they drank alcohol on “ellen”

Other Chippendales dancers (also speaking only on the condition of anonymity) made similar statements, described being groped “as a joke” and forced to simulate sex acts.

“They think it’s ok because they’re paying us, they think they can just touch us any way they want and make us do the same to them. I can’t say no or I lose a high-paying job,” another said.

“You know, as accusations of all this sexual indecency has blazed through Hollywood, one thing you keep seeing is Hollywood thinks its funny to grope or to simulate sex acts,” said “Randy”. “No one asked me if I think it’s funny. No one asked me how I feel,” Randy said as he started to cry. “I hope these high-profile women are forced to stop and think about what it’s like to be a Chippendales dancer, when the highlight of your week is having gross women running their hands on your body and squeezing you,” Randy said as his boyfriend “Jackson” comforted him.

Miley Cirus on “ellen” with Chippendales dancers

Ellen isn’t the only high-profile woman to exploit and objectify men, but she is one of the more rampant violators (in fact, we couldn’t include all the episodes in this article…one would have to write a book on the subject), often bringing handsome men on her show to take their clothes off, be touched, or to touch mostly high-profile women. We couldn’t find any men who said they weren’t asked to do these things, and all of them said these degrading acts were part of the job. We also couldn’t find any men who said they were financially capable of not taking high-profile work such as “ellen”.

Ellen forced Peruvian chef to take his clothes off while cooking

“For me and probably every other guy, being on ‘ellen’ is pretty much the highlight of your career. You just can’t say no, you have to do it,” one man who used the alias “Sam” said. Sam, who is gay, said his partner would see him on television being groped “and he’d just break down and cry. He got so jealous he broke the bathroom mirror with a picture of Ellen we had hanging on the wall. But the next day, we just cleaned up the mess and never spoke of it again, because we both knew if the show called again, I was going to do it because we need the money.”

In another episode, a Peruvian chef named Franco Noriega shows how he prepares a meal while half naked.
“That was just a disgrace,” said “Jake”, a barista at Starbucks and exotic dancer. “Here you have a chef trying to make a name for himself, trying to develop a career and be respected as a serious culinary artist, and Ellen pays him to take off his clothes and degrade himself.”

Men are scared to come forward with these allegations because they’re scared they’ll look like less of a man.”

Men are not in a place to complain about this kind of exploitation, “Jake” says, for the same reasons men are taught they shouldn’t cry or show their emotions. “Men are expected to just tough things out, which means not complaining, not crying. Men are scared to come forward with these allegations because they’re scared they’ll look like less of a man.”

“there is no place in our society for men to be victims of sexual improprieties”

“Jake” explained the anonymity demanded by the dancers with the same reasoning, saying, “Sure they are worried about losing work and money, but there’s more to it than that. When was the last time you heard a guy come out and complain about being touched the wrong way? You think it never happens? No, it happens all the time, just look at the business Chippendales is doing. Women can come out and complain that someone pretended to touch their breasts in a photo as a bad joke and that can ruin a professional career, but at the same time we have Ellen DeGeneres and others doing worse to men every week on national television with millions of people watching and no one stops for one second to think about these guys and they know that, they’re terrified of complaining because there is no place in our society for men to be victims of sexual improprieties.”

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Throughout the nation, women continued to come forward and accuse high-profile men of sexually improprieties after Harvey Weinstein’s accusers triggered a monumental movement that is still unraveling in the public eye.

Louis CK asked permission to masturbate, which although technically is legal, is just so creepy he had to go on the list.

History will remember the brave stand of these sexually desirable women who, together, said “enough is enough” and outed the men who (allegedly) sexually harassed or assaulted them.

The list of celebrities had grown to at least twenty high profile Hollywood names as of this morning, many of whom had been fired, resigned, or suffered the consequences of their actions in some other way.

While most men were (understandably) accused of targeting attractive women, Kevin Spacey’s allegations shocked the public. Spacey, who was accused of fondling men, women, and children indiscriminately, was expected to have higher standards.

“I’m shocked by Kevin Spacey, I mean, he’s such a big name, he should be harassing young hotties,”

“I’m shocked by Kevin Spacey, I mean, he’s such a big name, he should be harassing young hotties,” said Kyle Johnson, 17, of Long Island, NY. “I don’t understand getting that far just to grope a guy?? Shit, I can do that now and get away with it.”

17 year old Kyle Johnson of Long Island had much to say about the historic step forward for most women.

Twitter blew up with speculation that men, fearing repercussion, would move on to less attractive women. Kyle Johnson of Long Island weighed in on that discussion. When asked about his Twitter comments, Kyle (who insisted on not being called “Mr. Johnson”) said, “so here is how it is…we’re not even talking fine bitches, we’re talking fuckable, which is generally considered a six if you’re sober and you’re friends are going to meet her. So the six through tens of the world have had enough of this shit, they’re tired, all right? So they said, ‘fuck this shit, we’re outta here’ and now guys are going to move on to the five’s. The five’s are all jealous of the six through tens for getting all the attention, so now it’s their turn and they’re going to eat it up. So that’s what I was saying on Twitter, but not everyone is down with that, some haters calling me some nasty shit for just saying what’s up” Kyle said.

“When it’s someone attractive doing it, it’s flattering and welcome. But when someone not in your league makes a move, it’s harassment.”

Academics Explain Confusing Details

Dr. Paul Joseph helped the public understand the unraveling events

With so much confusion around why this is happening now and what it all means, the media called on their expert commentators for answers.

“To be clear, what we are talking about are women who are at least a six [on a scale of one to ten] being approached by men not in their league,” said Dr. Paul Joseph, a sexual psychologist at Brunswick University. “When it’s someone attractive doing it, it’s flattering and welcome. But when someone not in your league makes a move, it’s harassment.”