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Mother Shares Story Of Her Daughter Fighting Back Against Harassment & It’s Truly Inspiring
Women often face harassment, and it’s become so common that every woman I know, including myself, has experienced it at least once in their lifetime. When it happens, we often stay silent, either numb from shock or uncertain how to respond. But sometimes, we find the strength to fight back with all our hearts. Recently, a young woman faced a similar situation, but the way she handled it was truly commendable.
A Bengaluru-based woman took to her X handle (formerly Twitter) to share how her 20-year-old daughter while waiting to cross the road near their home, was harassed by two men. Though her initial instinct was to let it go, she gathered the courage to fight back. Read on to see how she turned the situation around.
She mentioned that her daughter was dressed in a simple top and leggings—nothing that anyone could label as “inviting.”
How incredible is this? For women who may feel unsure about how to handle such situations, her story is truly inspiring. People in the comments applauded her bravery, with some even sharing their own experiences.
The girl finding the strength to fight back is truly commendable. This also shows that women face harassment regardless of the time of day, what they’re wearing, or how old they are. But the fact that this mother felt the need to mention her daughter’s outfit, anticipating blame, highlights the harsh reality of our society and how deeply rooted victim-blaming has become.
Real change will come only when we shift this mindset. Until then, keep fighting, ladies, and never back down.
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