Women Are Sharing Their Experiences of Receiving Unsolicited Advances From Men
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(Link): Women Are Sharing Their Experiences of Receiving Unsolicited Advances From Men
If you’ve ever had to pretend to have a boyfriend or husband to get out of an uncomfortable or threatening situation, then you’ll know that it can be a terrifying and isolating experience.
But, you’re not alone and these responses to Jameela Jamil’s tweets are proof of that.
The star of The Good Place tweeted that she was shopping with a friend when a man made advances at her. She told him she had a boyfriend and thanked him, but the situation quickly escalated into one of harassment.
(copy of Tweet):
Tweet by Jamil
Was out at the shops with my friend. Man ogles me. Man then approaches me to give me his number. I explain I have a boyfriend but thank him for the offer. Man then threatens my career, saying I better remember that I rejected him. And then Shouts at me that I’m low class…
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Jamil tweeted about the time she said no to a man when she was 19 years old and he assaulted her. “Being a woman is truly, constantly scary,” she added.
Women began sharing their experiences of similar instances.
Natalie said:
I work as a server. I will say I am married to which the most common response is, “So?”. The more cavalier say” I’m not jealous.” I am a paunchy, middle age woman who is wondering when I will be old enough that this crap will stop.
by Elle:
When I was serving, I had a decoy engagement ring. It’s gross how often “no” wasn’t good enough, but “I’m engaged” was. It’s even grosser how often “I’m engaged” WASN’T good enough.
Please use the link atop this post to visit their page to see more examples
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