Kim de la Crème

I find Kim Kardashian more beautiful and attractive without make up.

God created Kim Kardashian beautiful and wonderful, but she has found herself among the dumbest sex symbols in Hollywood, because the desperation for fame and fortune pushed her into wrong hands. The wrong hands of the African-American rapper Ray J who even taped himself pissing on Kim Kardashian! The same 27 years old Ray J boasted to spite Bobby Brown in a song that it was cool to have sex with the 44 years old Whitney Houston, but it was better pulling her hair whilst having sex with her! Whitney had to scream "Shut Up about us!" to save her career from further damage in view of the launch of her new album in November 2008.

Pop Crunch has a detailed biography of Kim Kardashian who is doing her best to focus on her modeling career and forthcoming film. Here is the audio of Kim telling Ray J that she has had enough of sexual abuse.


Kim posing for her new modeling contract.

How would a man feel if his sister is being taken for a ride by shameless and ruthless boys or men who take turns on her?

How would a man having sex with the wife of another man feel if he found his own wife having sex with another man?

Why should a grown up girl or woman be so dumb to sell herself for sex?

Of course, millions of girls and women all over the world prefer to fool themselves in self-denial and say that they are not prostitutes or call-girls, but once you are going out with a man or a woman, because of what you would gain in cash or kind, you are also engaged in prostitution, no matter how much you are posing and posturing as a "girlfriend" or "mistress".

Dating one man, because of the financial and other material benefits is bad, but dating several men for the same selfish want of money and social status symbols is worse and that makes you a prostitute.

Let us call a spade a spade, so that she would realize the wrong she has done and repent than flattering her and overlooking her wayward life style.


Kim Kardashian Without Makeup Picture
Underage Kim Kardashian Nude Photos; Photographer Attempts To Sale Child Sex Photos of Kim And Kourtney Kardashian
Kim Kardashian Sex Tape Part 2; Vivid Entertainment Release New Kim Kardashian Sex Tape Kim Kardashian Bongo Ad Campaign Photos Spring/Summer 2008

'Mommy Didn't Know': Female Sexual Offenders in the U.S.

9 May 2008 13:35 Africa/Lagos


'Mommy Didn't Know': Female Sexual Offenders in the U.S.

New Book Offers In-Depth Understanding of Female Sexual Abuse of Minors

EL CERRITO, Calif., May 9 /PRNewswire/ --

When the term "sexual perpetrator" is tossed out there for consideration, a pretty typical picture comes to mind for many people. Most likely, this picture does not involve a female perpetrator, but according to Dr. January Bishop, female sexual abuse of minors is a quickly growing phenomenon, and the National Criminal Census Bureau reports that there are approximately 2.5 million female sexual perpetrators within the United States.


Bishop, a psychologist and clinical social worker who has spent 25 years in the healthcare field, brings her expertise and countless hours of clinical research together in a comprehensive look at the world of female sexual perpetrators, "Mommy Didn't Know" (published by AuthorHouse -- http://www.authorhouse.com/).


An examination of Bishop's clinical research, "Mommy Didn't Know" attempts to provide an in-depth understanding of some of the many psychological and political issues surrounding female sexual offenders. Specifically designed for students, teachers, parents, attorneys, health care professionals, law enforcement officials and individuals who are concerned about the welfare of children in today's society, the book also serves as a tool to aid professionals in identifying the long-term consequences of childhood sexual trauma, as well as the offender's inability to effectively deal with external stressors due to social barriers. Bishop explains:


Findings reflected that the female participants experienced feelings of
inadequacy, low self-esteem, lack of support and social isolation. The
majority of female participants also revealed in their testimonies that
they had much difficulty during their childhood. It was also implied that
they did not experience a normal childhood upbringing. This may also
suggest that they were raised in a relatively dysfunctional family system
as illustrated in their testimony.



"Mommy Didn't Know" offers a personal look inside the lives of these convicted women, sharing their personal testimonies and shedding light on just why these women make the decisions that they do. Reflecting upon this research, Bishop examines the need for legislators to re-evaluate the current child sexual abuse laws and forms of clinical treatment in order to eliminate child sexual abuse.


Dr. January Bishop holds a doctoral degree in counseling from Argosy University. She has worked extensively with a diverse range of clients and issues, including high school and college students, high-risk incarcerated males, HIV-related psychosocial issues, transgender issues and sexual assault victims.


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Porn Nation Uncovers the Sexualization of America

5 May 2008 16:31 Africa/Lagos


Porn Nation Uncovers the Sexualization of America

Recovering sex addict Michael Leahy tells his personal story and seeks to put a warning label on the industry

CHICAGO, May 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --

It is accessible from anywhere. It has permeated our world, our campuses, our places of work, and even our homes. An estimated 40 million American adults regularly visit pornographic websites, and at $13.3 billion, the 2006 revenues of sex and the porn industry in the U.S. were bigger than the revenues of the NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball combined.


Author Michael Leahy spent the greater part of his life quietly addicted to pornography and sex. He only came to terms with the magnitude of his choices after destroying his 15-year marriage and losing his two boys. Michael sought treatment, rebuilt his life, and now he's committed everything to helping others who struggle to get free from the web of pornography. But this is bigger than just one man, millions of people struggle. It is also the story of the rampant sexualization of our culture, our children, our workplaces, churches and more. Young and old are impacted. It is the story of our country, our America -- our very own Porn Nation.


But how did it come to this? How has porn become so ubiquitous and commonplace that it passes almost unnoticed in homes across the country? Michael Leahy answers these questions in Porn Nation (Northfield Publishing, 256 pp., $18.99), the moving narrative of one man's journey to sex addiction and back. The story begins with Michael's first exposure to porn as a child, and follows his life as salacious images and experiences become his uncontrollable secret. Readers will also hear from Michael's ex-wife Patty, who contributed her journal entries from some of Michael's darkest moments. After losing his job, his family, and all that was important to him because of his insatiable addiction, Michael finally started down the long road to recovery.


That road has led him to speaking at college campuses across the country, where his presentations and debates have become a national phenomenon. He has appeared on ABC's 20/20, The View, in USA Today, and countless other platforms to tell his story of hope and recovery. But now, for the first time, Michael reveals the inside story of how his secret life of porn and sex turned into a dangerous addiction, and how millions more are risking the same fate.


Release Date: May 2008
ISBN: 0-8024-8125-6
EAN: 978-0-8024-8125-2
Price: $18.99, Hardback
www.pornnationthebook.com

Source: Northfield Publishing

CONTACT: David Fouse, +1-703-994-4902, +1-703-938-6430 (mobile),
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Web Site: Porn Nation: The Book

Walk in Her Shoes 2008

10 Apr 2008 13:20 Africa/Lagos



Walk in Her Shoes 2008: Domestic Abuse Victim and Author Lisa Lockwood to Speak at Fundraiser for Abused Women

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., April 10 /PRNewswire/ --

Every Step Counts, in association with Clear Channel Radio and St. Louis Community College, is proud to host Walk in Her Shoes 2008, a designer shoe fashion show and fundraiser to celebrate the lives of women who have suffered abuse but have survived to make the positive move from victim to victory.


Lisa Lockwood, noted speaker and author of "Undercover Angel: From Beauty Queen to SWAT Team ... a true story" (published by AuthorHouse -- http://www.authorhouse.com/), will be the keynote speaker for the event. Her inspirational story of survival was recently featured on CNBC's The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch.


"Awareness is the first step to change," Lockwood said. "As a former victim and police officer, I hope to give people insight and inspiration by showing them that domestic abuse is non-discriminatory -- it even happens to women who appear to have it all together."


Lockwood endured childhood poverty and an abusive marriage to become a soldier in Desert Storm, a police officer, an undercover narcotics detective and the first female SWAT team member in the Chicago area. A former beauty pageant contestant, Lockwood had to suppress her obvious femininity to conquer the "Boys Club" of law enforcement, but her beguiling beauty would become her best asset as an undercover narcotics detective. In the gritty world of drug rings, Mafia crime lords and child molesters she rediscovered the power of her femininity and learned to use her disarming sexuality as a professional asset to ensnare criminals.


"Undercover Angel" follows Lockwood's journey, fraught with inner conflict, as she struggles to balance her dangerous profession with a desire to be a complete woman, worthy of genuine love. Her illuminating story of perseverance and unstoppable drive takes her deep into the heart of a violent world and leaves her in a place of happiness, self-confidence and inner peace.


"We hope to encourage thousands of women across the nation who still suffer in silence and have lost their self-respect and self-esteem as a result of domestic and/or sexual assault," said Madeline Gill, founder of Every Step Counts, a non-profit organization providing programs and services designed to increase awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault.


The St. Louis show will be held Aug. 16 at the Mildred E. Bastian Center for the Performing Arts. Details for a second show in Atlanta will be released soon. More information about Walk in Her Shoes 2008 is available at http://www.walkinhershoes.org/.


Lisa Lockwood is available to speak for no fee at national events promoting awareness of domestic violence. For more information, please visit http://www.lisalockwood.com/.


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Lisa Lockwood
Walk in Her Shoes