Robert Adehin

They Rape Me with Smiles on Their Faces Robert Adehin

When Kate was growing up as a teenager in the countryside, she did not think that she could be a victim of rape; she was a sociable and outgoing person, and rape is a criminal offence in any part of the world. In a developed country like England, one would expect a rapist to face criminal charges and imprisonment. But in Kate's case, she did an unusual thing and chose not to report her rapist to the authorities to face charges. Instead, she decided to punish married Hollywood celebrities to get revenge for being raped at university. In an ideal world, some people can forget something terrible that happened to them and move on with their life. Especially if they think they didn't do enough to prevent such a thing from happening to them, or if they themselves caused it. Although Kate was drunk when she was raped by her school mates, she thought that she could enjoy herself without anybody taking advantage of her. Her friend Mandy tried to persuade her not to take revenge on innocent people and destroy their life and their family. Kate promised she would never have a boyfriend because of her rape. Could we say God rewarded Kate for her suffering when the first celebrity she targeted fell in love with her and treated her like a queen? Or could we say that is a part of life? Kate went further and slept with Jackson's friends without thinking about the love and treatment Jackson gave to her. Or could we say Kate was motivated by wealth when she demanded ransom money from Jackson's friends in order not to release the sex tape to the media? Although Kate later changed her mind to marry Jackson, his friends promised to get their own back. Could Kate face the humiliation?