Comments by "Tomika Kelly" (@TomikaKelly) on "Man Claims Trans-Woman Tricked Him Into Sex Then This Happens." video.

  1. Exactly! He didn't know this person well enough to have sex with them. This wasn't a situation where they were in a relationship for months, and he was deceived. Also, when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because of a crime of passion? 🤔👀
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  2. He was trying to get away with not paying her.
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  3. She's not Black....🤡 The only Black person in this situation was the man who was a criminal...🫠
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  4. I thought having sex with someone you don't know is a universally bad thing. Is he not included?
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  5. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because of his deceit? 🤔👀
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  6. He will be convicted
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  7. He could and did legally consent to the act. He then had buyers remorse and didn't want to pay the prostitute
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  8. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because of a crime of passion? 🤔👀
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  9. No one was tricked. He slept with a person he didn't know and thus agreed to the circumstances. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because she felt "tricked"? 🤔👀
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  10. 😂😂😂you sound jealous of women....
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  11. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because of a crime of passion? 🤔👀
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  12. He will be found guilty. Most times, crime of passion does not work. This is one of those cases where it won't work.
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  13. There should be penalties for unaliving someone just because you have buyer's remorse...oh wait. ..
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  14. He didn't want to pay at the end. He had buyers remorse
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  15. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because he "lied by omission"? 🤔👀
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  16. What is the price of tea in China?
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  17. If you've ONLY seen someone in a very dark environment at night, then do you know them well enough to be having sex with them in the first place?
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  18. It was his responsibility to know who he was sleeping with before sleeping with them.
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  19. Millions of married men represent themselves as single every day. Are the women they sleep with allowed to unalive those men?
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  20. @PurpleGold.  I can assure you, it's not The same way some men claim they don't want to sleep with a transgender, many women don't want to sleep with a married or broke man. Those men simply don't want to give passes to those women to unalive their deceptive sex partners the way they will freely hand out passes to men who claim to be "tRicKeD" by transgenders...🫠
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  21. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because her dignity was taken from her? 🤔👀
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  22. For the same reason a woman isnt allowed to unalive a man she slept with if he doesn't disclose that he is married, has a girlfriend, has bad credit, is broke, or lives at home with his mom...😬
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  23. The concerning part is that you look at that person's picture and you believe it is a woman....
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  24. That part....🫠
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  25. That doesn't make sense. Everyone is already presumed innocent until proven guilty. His confession on the phone is what proved him guilty. Prior to him choosing to confess, he enjoyed the presumption of innocence.
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  26. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because of a crime of passion? 🤔👀 If he didn't know her well enough to know she was trans, then how could he possibly know her well enough to even be having sex with her in the first place? How is it that he ONLY "became suspicious" AFTER she completed the sex act on him when it was time to pay her but he refused to pay?
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  27. A k!ller is a criminal
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  28. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because of a crime of passion? 🤔👀
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  29. Why is a straight man having sex with random people he doesn't even know? Had he known who he was involving himself with, he would've known the person was trans. If having sex with a stranger doesn't bother a straight man's psyche then neither should having sex with a transgender.
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  30. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive he "withheld crucial information"? 🤔👀
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  31. Unaliving someone IS a felony charge tho
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  32. The man didn't ask about the gender of the Trans person, thus there was no way for the Trans person to lie.
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  33. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because of a crime of passion? 🤔👀
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  34. He has no defense. He willingly slept with someone he did not know. He's going down.
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  35. When a person engages in sexual activity with someone they don't know, they are agreeing to have sex with whoever they just said yes to.
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  36. So when a man sleeps with a woman but doesn't tell her that he has a girlfriend, has bad credit, or is broke, should she also be allowed to unalive him because of a r@pe by deception? 🤔👀
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