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[novapsyche]

You guys know who Jeri Ryan is, right?

Have you heard about her husband?

Ms. Ryan, who appeared in "Star Trek: Voyager" and is a star of the television series "Boston Public," said in a declaration dated June 9, 2000, that when she and her husband were in New York, she refused to enter one club with him because "it had mattresses and cubicles," and that he then took her to "a bizarre club with cages, whips and other apparatus hanging from the ceiling."

"Respondent wanted me to have sex with him there, with another couple watching," she said, referring to her husband. "I refused. Respondent asked me to perform a sexual activity upon him, and he specifically asked other people to watch. I was very upset. We left the club and respondent apologized, said that I was right and he would never insist that I go to a club again. He promised it was out of his system."

"Then during a trip to Paris," the document said, "he took me to a sex club in Paris, without telling me where we were going. I told him I thought it was out of his system. I told him he had promised me we would never go. People were having sex everywhere. I cried, I was physically ill. Respondent became very upset with me, and told me it was not a 'turn-on' for me to cry. I could not get over the incident, and my loss of any attraction to him as a result."

At his news conference on Monday, Mr. Ryan released a statement from his ex-wife in which she called him "a good man, a loving father" and said she had "no doubt that he will make an excellent senator."

Illinois Senate Campaign Thrown into Prurient Turmoil

Comments

[metaphorge.livejournal.com]

Heh... if this guy hadn't been such an obvious jerk about it (taking good old Seven against her wishes), this would make me more likely to vote for him.

[novapsyche.livejournal.com]

Heh.

Nothing's more jerky than "Crying is not a turn-on."