John Travolta's Sexual Harassment Scandal: Do You Think He Did It?

by SodaHead Celebs Posted 2012/05/09 20:00:00

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John Travolta is joining a long list of public figures accused of inappropriate sexual conduct. Two male masseurs filed lawsuits this week, alleging that the "Pulp Fiction" star made unwanted sexual advances. So, who thinks he actually might have done it? Find out at 0:30 in the video below.

Both plaintiffs are using the same lawyer, Okorie Okorocha, and although Travolta's attorney apparently has a receipt and photograph proving Travolta was on the other side of the country when the first instance was supposed to have taken place, Okorocha says, "There's a bunch of accusers against Travolta who have similar accusations. Many have contacted me, and I'm still vetting their stories. More defendants might come forward soon." Do you think John Travolta is guilty of sexual harassment? Or is it just the rumor mill churning out another crazy idea?

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sally 2012/05/09 22:36:46

Unlikely

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Marshal... to Andrea 2012/05/12 03:36:40 (edited)

I see your point. You still have to find the out the truth and things like this happens multiply times people tend to believe the accusations. But I still would never allow another man to give me a massage. Never ever. I told wife years ago that I would never put myself in a situation to jeopardize our marriage.

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Andrea to Marshal... 2012/05/12 17:23:58

It would seem to me that your wife would worry more about a woman giving you a massage than a man. :)

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Marshal... to Andrea 2012/05/12 21:05:51 (edited)

That's why I said a few days ago that I would not feel comfortable with a woman given me a massage because I am married and I let my wife do those type of things for me. Women can do those things without being sexual but 99% of men probably can not without making it sexual. That's why women can cuddly with each other, touch on men at work, show each other body parts, compliment each other on looks and each other's body because women can be sensual without being sexual. A man can't do this with a women without being sexual and will never do this with another man. If you don't believe me try asking all of you and your husband's friends and associates.

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RoseyRhod to Marshal... 2012/05/10 09:40:28

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I don't ask for messages before sex. Nor do I ask for massages before sex. To me, massages are therapeutic. They tend to make me fall asleep. I do not associate sex with massage. You make a lot of assumptions.

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Marshal... to RoseyRhod 2012/05/10 13:47:01

You probably don't but a lot a people do. And a lot of women do ask their husbands for a message before sex.

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Andrea to RoseyRhod 2012/05/12 17:24:22

You should try it. It is very sensual.

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sundance to Marshal... 2012/05/10 10:05:29

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Should that be the intention, I agree.....

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sundance to Marshal... 2012/05/10 10:01:47 (edited)

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OK, OK, that was funny.... No, its not exactly a Mr Miyagi hand clap, but its close. For starters, are you aware the Gluteus Maximus or "buttock muscle" is the biggest of the over 640 muscles in the human body? This muscle and its parent group are susceptible to a wide variety of injuries (especially in martial artists, swimmers and runners). So, to have ones @sscheeks ( as you so eloquently put it) massaged during a session, is not all that unheard of (especially in therapeutic massage). I do see your point though, and have no problem with it. I just wanted to provide an agenda free response to your post...Just a thought....

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Marshal... to sundance 2012/05/10 13:52:04 (edited)

If I was physically injured and went to a doctor then I wouldn't not have a problem with it, But to request a personal masseuse for a 2 hour session in your home would not be the way that I would go about it. I would definitely go to a physical therapist or somewhere that practice sports medicine. Not to someone that have a 10 week course certificate. I also see your point of view of sports injuries.

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addie to Marshal... 2012/05/10 06:13:07

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Maybe some men do not care, one way or another, if it is a man or woman, as long as the person is good. Did you consider that option?

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Marshal... to addie 2012/05/10 13:55:52

I probably would, but in most instances I just let my wife to that stuff.

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addie to Marshal... 2012/05/11 05:07:12

B)

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Lanikai to Marshal... 2012/05/10 14:41:38

It is FAR less uncomfortable to have a same sex massage person. I am female, I go to a female, it is safer, and never ends in hints, or OOPS!!! moments. HOWEVER, There is a lot, LOT of incidental contact in a full body massage-it is not sexual it is accidental and happens in the course of turning or re-positioning for comfort and ease of access to a particular muscle group.

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Marshal... to Lanikai 2012/05/10 14:47:20 (edited)

I can buy that, But me being a male, I would rather have a female say OOPS than a male. The first OOPS would be a freebie the second would not.

I stated earlier that is is different with females also.

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Lanikai to Marshal... 2012/05/10 14:49:39

LOL, well, our entire family uses one female massage therapist, including my father in law, because she is just that good, and an oops! is normally our own fault.

I just could never, ever have a man as a therapist-I have to talk myself into taking my shirt off at the beach.

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sherie 2012/05/10 03:22:26

Unlikely

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Why on earth would he be so reckless! ? With rumors like this already out there, I don't believe he would risk it.

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Classical Liberal 2012/05/10 03:18:24

Probably

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some people think they can get away with anything... the richer and more famous, the more likely.

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addie to Classic... 2012/05/10 06:15:09

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I do not think he did this, but you make a very good point to consider.

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Flamingo Flame Gem *AFCL* 2012/05/10 03:12:15

Unlikely

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No, no, no, never ever.

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DeborahLakeHelen 2012/05/10 03:08:03

Unlikely

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No way. Travolta is happily married to a beautiful woman and he's no butt pirate. John Travolta has too much class to stoop to the level they're accusing him of.

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YeahISaidIt 2012/05/10 02:37:24

Probably

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Well, well John those gay scandals just won't leave you alone.

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smidget101 2012/05/10 02:12:48

Unlikely

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Not that it's a big deal to me, but to all the people saying you don't care: why the hell did you click on the link?

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President Camacho 2012/05/10 02:03:37

Unlikely

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he seems like a nice family guy.

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Diddley Squat 2012/05/10 01:54:10

Unlikely

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Innocent until proven guilty. And his lawyers say he can prove he wasn't there.

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SicFux651 2012/05/10 01:46:07

Probably

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well he is gay so probably..Hes said he is so dont be like HES MARRIED

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mach-1 BL-106 2012/05/10 01:42:14 (edited)

Unlikely

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I guess I don't care really....The hollywood crowd are elitist and think that they can do anything ....
So even if he is gulity someone will make sure he is not charged
MJ got away with it why not JT.

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Daedalus 2012/05/10 01:39:38 (edited)

Unlikely

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Dam the rumor mills!

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Grandma for Obama 2012/05/10 01:38:38

Unlikely

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He is innocent until proven guilty ... that's my take on it.

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BRIDGET 2012/05/10 01:38:09

Unlikely

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HE'S NOT THE TYPE-

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edlie 2012/05/10 01:37:29

Unlikely

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even if i haven't known Travolta personally, i don't think he could possibly do such thing.

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Timetraveler 2012/05/10 01:16:47

Probably

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I believe two things, One he probably did it and two it probably happens a lot in their line of work, but 'll bet it goes by the wayside until someone rich does it. I felt bad when he lost his son, no parent should have to deal with that. but I felt less sorry for him when he said (of his son) that he was really special, and that all parents say that about their children, but his sonwas special. as if we aren't capable of having great kids too.

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barby k... to Timetra... 2012/05/10 05:25:57

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If I am correct, he was referring to his son as a special needs kid; his son had disabilities.

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Timetra... to barby k... 2012/05/10 06:33:48

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I understand his child had disabilities, and I know what he said too

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Andrea to Timetra... 2012/05/12 01:20:09

Then you know that special needs kids are special in a different way. He in no way implied anyone's kids was less so. By your reasoning you yourself should not feel your kid is special. And every parent feels their kids are more special than others. It is parental nature and even if he did mean it, so what? He is a normal parent who felt normal pride in his kid.

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Timetra... to Andrea 2012/05/12 06:22:43

your right! all parents feel that way. we just don't go on national TV and diminish the love we all have as if we lack something.

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Andrea to Timetra... 2012/05/12 17:28:09

I am a proud mother. I would go on tv, call the papers, and shout from the rooftops that my girls are better and more special than any other kids. It is my right as a mother to love and cherish and feel that my kid is more than yours, his or anyone else's. He is a human being with fatherly feelings for his kids. He probably would not feel anything if something happened to your kid. But he did grieve his own. Just as you would if the roles were reversed. It has nothing to do with saying you can't have a special kid. He thinks his kids are more special. I think mine are. YOU think yours are. We are PARENTS. I think you are making it into what it is not.

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Timetra... to Andrea 2012/05/13 08:14:16

WOW did I wrong you in another life?

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barby k... to Andrea 2012/05/13 16:16:42

Exactly'

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addie to Timetra... 2012/05/10 06:22:29

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You may feel less sad yet, when you find out, he let the kid die instead of getting him medical treatment, per the religion he follows.

I still think these people are just easy targets and rumors about them are often just for the teller to get attention.

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Timetra... to addie 2012/05/10 06:34:43

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I heard that rumor too. thanks

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