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The story
Matt, the son of pro baseball legend Masumi Kuwata and a TV personality in his own right, has denied the “non-consensual sex” allegations reported by Bunshun, with reports saying the accusers are two doctors and one host. Matt is said to have shot back, “All of these people are men bigger in build than me.” On the forum, discussion split mainly over whether a size difference proves anything about consent — many pushed back, arguing that being blackout drunk or simply timid has nothing to do with physical size, while others noted the weight of doctors stepping forward as accusers. Attention also turned to an estranged acquaintance publicly criticizing Matt’s private life.
Matt denies “non-consensual sex incident,” braces for battle — son of Masumi Kuwata
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Estranged “Allen-sama” condemns Matt’s playboy lifestyle
Source: zakzak.co.jp / Original article here
What people said
Justice will prevail
Did he force it on their ass or what?
body size doesn't even come into it.
The moment you've branded the Tokyo police your enemy, you've already lost…
Apparently a "choku-bi" doctor (slang for one who went straight from med school into cosmetic surgery)
the guy's 182cm/66kg himself.
even a big guy can be blackout drunk or just timid, there are countless scenarios like that, so that argument only backfires.
Foreigners?
Matt's pretty slim, so anyone with just a bit more width than him probably counts as "bigger."
The odds that all three accusers happen to be taller than Matt's 183cm are under 0.0001%.
poor Matt, that's rough.
Like Ren Takahashi's older brother,
he might've been waiting for the right moment
to come out himself and go viral.
Couldn't he turn around and sue Bunshun for outing him instead?
Matt hadn't publicly come out as gay, had he?
This'll make it even harder for the male victims to come forward too —
some of them are probably staying hidden.
If anything, like attorney Okano says, it's a problem for Matt's side to be scattering hints that could identify the accusers.
It looks like he's using his fame to stir up victim-blaming.
Matsumoto and Ito reportedly tried the same move too.
Yeah, I had no clue either.
— wait, what?!
if this turns out to be true, poor Kuwata.
Cosmetic surgeons don't really have social standing, come on.
Even other doctors look down on them —
they're just the ones with the money.
Is this "Allen-sama" person the same way?
Background and key points of this discussion
“Non-consensual sexual intercourse” is the charge created when Japan’s 2023 Penal Code reform overhauled the old “forcible sexual intercourse” statute — under it, sex during a state where resistance is difficult, such as heavy intoxication, can be prosecuted even without violence or threats involved. Since a difference in physical size doesn’t legally prove consent one way or the other, it makes sense that the forum pushed back on the idea that “he must have consented because he’s bigger.” It’s also standard for victims in criminal sex-crime cases to be kept anonymous, and some pointed out that a celebrity publicly citing details like an accuser’s profession or build in his own defense risks causing secondary harm or even an unintended outing. These procedural nuances, easy to miss from the news coverage alone, are part of what’s fueling the reaction here.
*This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5ch (Geisokuho+) thread “Matt denies Bunshun report, says of the accusers: “You’re all going to be surprised — these are all men bigger than me,” claims two doctors and one host [Ailuropoda melanoleuca★].”

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