plus size model by the name yemi..campaign against rape in Nigeria ...more photos

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Plus size?

who's she fooling?

First picture looks like she is enjoying d groping n second picture looks like she is overwhelmed by d dick size .in d third picture she looks like some one that was rough handled sexually d face b like person wey them slap well

This is total hypocrisy....does this lady have sense at all? this should be a porn advert and not campaign against rape..

This is porn !

Any reason to go Naked nowadays..

Where's the campaign?
And who's campaigning

Gentleziggy:
First picture looks like she is enjoying d groping n second picture looks like she is overwhelmed by d dick size .in d third picture she looks like some one that was rough handled sexually d face b like person wey them slap well

Same thing I thought

She looks more like shes into it...Anyway say no to rape.
We operate in a society where myths about rape persist. Myths include ideas that rape can’t occur in a relationship, that women “ask” to be raped, and that saying no is simply a way of flirting. These myths are false. Their existence affects the way survivors are treated in society. They help excuse the rapist, put blame on the survivor, and deny or minimise the impact of rape on the survivor.
Part of our role, and everyone’s challenge, is to put these myths out of existence. Rape myths are false
The truth is:
Nobody asks to be raped.
It doesn’t matter what someone is doing, where they are, what they are wearing, or what time of day it is. Sex without consent is rape. Nothing someone does, says, or wears justifies or makes them responsible for rape.