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Boosie's Obsession With Sex And Masculinity Is Cause For Pause - Blavity

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By allegedly soliciting the services of a prostitute to initiate some sexual awakening, Boosie took away his son’s agency over his body.

While Boosie may have thought that he was giving his son (and nephews) a crash course on what it means to be a man, he failed miserably.

Boosie’s son and nephews now, unfortunately and most likely, have such a sordid to sexual exploration, stained by their father and uncle’s obsession with ensuring that they fit his mold of masculinity.

The most disturbing part of all of this is that he stated his son and nephews were children at the time, which is statutory rape.

Source: Blavity News

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