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Lying Butt Naked With A Man Doesn't Mean I Want Sex - Amber Rose

On the latest edition of ''It's Not You, It's Men'' hosted by Tyrese Gibson and Rev Run, Amber Rose thrilled the audience and the viewers by her speech.
She said a man cannot sexually abuse her because of her provocative dressing dressing.
Speaking on, she said...
"When I walk down the street, people think because I'm famous, or I'm cool and I'm taking pictures, that they can just grab my ass or put their hand under my skirt or, ‘Oh Amber, can I come grab your boobs?' Girls do that to me all the time, and it does get like, I love you girls so much, but it does get like, stop grabbing on my boobs constantly and my butt. And guys, too. This is my privacy."
After hearing this, Rev Run offered that maybe this is the case because of .....
"a representation of what you're wearing and stuff and seems like, in their mind, what you're representing.
"His co-host, Tyrese, echoed similar sentiments, telling Amber,
"I'm just saying, the comfort-ability some people find in wanting to touch or grope you...it's an energy that is sent out there that creates that type of response.
"Rose replied
"No it doesn't, and I'm gonna tell you why. If I'm laying down with a man butt-naked and his condom is on, and I say, ‘You know what? No. I don't wanna do this. I changed my mind.' That means no. That means f—k no," she says. "It doesn't matter how far I take it or what I have on, when I say no, it means no.
"Rev Run responds,
"I've just heard a quote that was like, 'Dress how you wanna be addressed...
'""Oh, boo," Rose retorts. "No. That's not realistic. Stop it."

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