Someone Asked Men & Women What They Do To Avoid Sexual Harassment & The Answers Will Hit You Hard

Ira Shukla

In the wake of the Me-Too movement and incidents of sexual assault witnessing a rise across the world, a social researcher asked men and women an important question:

What do you do to avoid being sexually assaulted on a daily basis? And the answer, though hard-hitting, did not come as a surprise. 

In sharp contrast to 34 answers on the women’s side, there is just one on the men’s side. 

This is a very apt indicator of the kind of world we live in. 

To the extent that for most of us, the thought of being sexually harassed comes first to the mind and being robbed or killed, later. 

And age doesn’t matter, either.

Women shared other things that they do, in the thread, and it is just a sad reminder of what all we do to reach home safe. 

We don’t want another generation of young girls not going out of the house after a certain time because they fear being sexually assaulted. 

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