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In reply to the discussion: Was *that* pic of Prince Andrew photoshopped? [View all]underahedgerow
(1,232 posts)overwhelming and horrifying when considered in their sum and total.
But in this particular case, with this specific woman and the specific people involved, the circumstances aren't nearly as horrifying as some of the really nasty victimization that goes on. In fact it's that juxtaposition that diminishes the alleged hubris. She wasn't a sex slave and wasn't forced into any kind of service. When she decided this wasn't the lifestyle she was interested in, she left of her own free will.
There was in fact an article about this situation in 2011 wherein she specifically states that she didn't engage in sexual activity with the prince.
I think the only reason why the whole 'sex-slave' moniker is being bandied about is to over-dramatize the whole situation for a big pay day for someone. It totally diminishes the real, genuine and serious global problems involved with female victimization.