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Tiger Woods' Alleged Sexts To Porn Star Are Really Graphic
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Jen Chung
Published Mar 18, 2010
Modified Mar 18, 2010
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This morning, porn star Joslyn James offered up many of the texts she claims former lover Tiger Woods sent her, because, she says, "It's time to tell the truth about Tiger." Many involve their sexual relationship ("I would like to have a threesome with you and another girl you trust") while some are mundane ("No turkey unless it's a club sandwich").
James tells the Daily News, "There were certain things about our relationship that were not conventional. There were times when I did feel he treated me a little bit poorly ... There were a couple situations when he was a bit more aggressive than usual." (Example sexts: "I want to treat you rough. Throw you around, spank and slap you ... Slap your face. Treat you like a dirty little whore.") But James did not post her text messages.
You can read the texts here (warning: many are very graphic), but if you want a cuter version, here are a few of the sexts with pictures of kittens. Earlier this week, Woods announced that he's finished with his time of self-reflection and that he'd play at the Masters.
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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