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In November 2017,The New York Times Posted explosive room in which several women revealed thatLouis C.K. had masturbated before them without their consent.

In response to the article, the comedianPublished a public excuse in which he admitted that "these stories are true". However, he also said that "at the time, I thought that what I did agreed because I have never shown a woman my [penis] without asking first, what is also true ", believed that his excuses were insufficient as it always contradicts the stories of his accuser regarding consent.

In his apology, he judged to "now back and take a lot of time to listen", what he did. But when he made a surprise appearance in a popular comedy club in New York at the end of August, indignation burst as much as his return was too premature.

Now, his long-standing friend and his comedianSarah Silverman revealed that he masturbated in front of her - and consensually.

"I do not know if I'm going to regret saying that," said Silverman told Howard Stern during his Siriusxm radio show Monday, "I know Louis forever, I do not apologize for him, then S 'You like, do not "t take this this way. We are peers. We are equal. We are equal. When we were children, and he asked if he could masturbate in front of me, sometimes I would go ... 'yeah I want to see that!' ... it's not analogous to other women who talk about what he did ... he could not give me anything to me. We were just friends. So, sometimes, yes, I wanted to see it, it was amazing. Sometimes I would say ... "No, raw" and we had a pizza. "

However, Silverman admitted that when he became a celebrity in the world of comedy, the power dynamics of this type of scenario has moved considerably.

"I'm not saying what he did agreed. I'm just saying a certain point, when he became an influential, not even famous, but influential in the world of comedy, it changes. He has the impression of being the same person, but the dynamic was different and it was not correct. "

LOUS C.K. alludes to the same point in his public apologies when he wrote: "What I learned later in life, too late, is that when you have the power over another person, ask them to look at your [Penis] is not a question. It's a difficult situation for them. The power I had on these women is that they admired me. And I submitted this irresponsible power. I have been remorse of my actions. "

Nevertheless, the response to his comments so far about social media has not been positive.

And for more recent news affecting the #Metoo movement, read howJulia Louis-Dreyfus Slams Brett Kavanaugh in price speech.

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