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Aug 6, 2010, 9:18:37 AM8/6/10
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The Sad Tale of Strippa Rip-Ya: It's a horrible, unforgivable crime
when a man hits a woman. But a tragedy that's perhaps even harder to
swallow is why a woman sticks around after she's used like a punching
bag. That's the horrific scene Strippa Rip-Ya—a woman who usually
tells the dudes right where to get off—is now finding herself in.
Makes some amount of sense, sadly, because something's keeping that
woman from being the ol' reliable show-stopper that once made her a
controversial household word. Rip-Ya just doesn't shock and entertain
quite as electrically as she used to. And another problem
is...Strippa's friends are too afraid to tell her she should ditch her
no-good man, pronto! They think she won't like hearing it (and also
won't like finding out how many of her amigas are hip to the crap
that's going down). Jeez! We say go ahead and risk the fact that
Strippa just may not like receiving that message, tough! Chance the
damn friendship to save her soul (and possible life), we say. We also
suggest Ms. R-Y heed this advice right around the same time she calls
the cops. But so far, Strippa's told the couple of friends she's
discussed her domestic abuse with that it's "not that bad." And that
he just "pushes me around once in awhile." Two things: Strippa's pals
suspect she is covering up, greatly, for how much abuse the talented
performer really is having to endure. And they think it will only get
worse. They are correct. Get help now, Strippa. Please, we beg of you.
And It Ain't: Diane Lane, Beyoncé, Brooke Mueller
The Sad Tale of Strippa Rip-Ya: It's a horrible, unforgivable crime
when a man hits a woman. But a tragedy that's perhaps even harder to
swallow is why a woman sticks around after she's used like a punching
bag. That's the horrific scene Strippa Rip-Ya—a woman who usually
tells the dudes right where to get off—is now finding herself in.
Makes some amount of sense, sadly, because something's keeping that
woman from being the ol' reliable show-stopper that once made her a
controversial household word. Rip-Ya just doesn't shock and entertain
quite as electrically as she used to. And another problem
is...Strippa's friends are too afraid to tell her she should ditch her
no-good man, pronto! They think she won't like hearing it (and also
won't like finding out how many of her amigas are hip to the crap
that's going down). Jeez! We say go ahead and risk the fact that
Strippa just may not like receiving that message, tough! Chance the
damn friendship to save her soul (and possible life), we say. We also
suggest Ms. R-Y heed this advice right around the same time she calls
the cops. But so far, Strippa's told the couple of friends she's
discussed her domestic abuse with that it's "not that bad." And that
he just "pushes me around once in awhile." Two things: Strippa's pals
suspect she is covering up, greatly, for how much abuse the talented
performer really is having to endure. And they think it will only get
worse. They are correct. Get help now, Strippa. Please, we beg of you.
And It Ain't: Diane Lane, Beyoncé, Brooke Mueller
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