“I had a very intense and extreme lifestyle.'
about his"scary" behavior: “He did some things with me that I wasn’t comfortable with,” she recalled. “For God knows what reason, he convinced me that these things were OK and he put me in some dangerous situations where I was not OK, where he was heavily drinking, and I wasn’t drinking that way and it scared me. I didn’t feel comfortable.
Hammer further denied raping Effie, saying,"This alleged rape was a scene that was her idea. She planned all of the details out, all the way down to what Starbucks I would see her at, how I would follow her home, how her front door would be open and unlocked and I would come in, and we would engage in what is called a ‘consensual non-consent scene,’ CNC." Indeed, he insisted that he has “never thrust [BDSM] on someone unexpectedly. Never.
“I had a very intense and extreme lifestyle,” he continued, “and I would scoop up these women, bring them into it — into this whirlwind of travel and sex and drugs and big emotions flying around — and then as soon as I was done, I’d just drop them off and move on to the next woman, leaving that woman feeling abandoned or used.”
“I’m here to own my mistakes, take accountability for the fact that I was an asshole, that I was selfish, that I used people to make me feel better, and when I was done, moved on. And treated people more poorly than they should have been treated.” Indeed, while Hammer said in the interview that he is now sober — and has found purpose helping another addict where he will"move in with him and live with him, get him on a healthy routine, get him into a good schedule of [recovery] meetings, take him to the gym, cook healthy food for him" — he does not acknowledge how being under the influence of drugs and alcohol may have impacted his ability to get consent.Hammer also said that the allegations led to him contemplating suicide.
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