PG related as Lauer is deepstate/CIA defender and/or operative & his assault was extreme and violent in nature -- #Elitedepravity
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5130213/Matt-Lauer-flashed-penis-woman-bought-employee-sex-toy.html
"Then, in 2001, she claims the married Lauer summoned her to his office at 30 Rock in New York to discuss work. She says he then used a button under his desk to lock the door and then told her to unbutton her blouse.
She said the veteran broadcaster then stepped out from behind his desk, pulled out a chair, bent her over, and started having sex with her until she fell unconscious.
The woman told The Times she woke up a while later on the floor of his office with her pants halfway down her legs, prompting his assistant to take her to seek medical attention.
The ex-staffer, who has not been named, is one of a string of women who have come forward accusing Lauer of sexual misconduct.
She did not tell NBC about the alleged incident at the time because she thought she could have done more to stop Lauer's actions, and she left around a year later."
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Criticalthinker615 ago
Imagine finding a coworker naked on the floor after being raped by the boss. I don't understand why anyone would cover for someone in this manner.
GreenDell144 ago
Some traumas are so unbearable and unthinkable that the mind responds this way as a defense. Imagine abuse survivors with suppressed/repressed memories. Those flight or flight responses are certainly plausible. The part that I don’t understand is how she continued working there for a year without reporting...? Maybe she was advised by a lawyer or law enforcement in hopes of gathering evidence or support? I’m trying to wrap my head around that...
shoosh ago
Some people really do freeze up and go into denial. Unfortunately I suffer from this type of emotional reaction. The idea of something being so horrible causes me fight or flight. Flight usually takes the form of holing up for awhile and denying something due to a perceived inability to deal with it (lack of coherent plans or fear that it will adversely affect my life in more ways.)
This is a result of being sexually molested as a child. When one considers the stats of people who've been sexually molested it's not surprising that their reaction and coping skills are terrible.
3141592653 ago
yup, the trauma reaction is usually referred to now as "fight, flight or freeze," instead of just "fight or flight", which I think is much more accurate. thanks for sharing your story