A good lesson to eve teasers !

More power to the two of you. I think when I was younger I did not have much courage and often blamed myself for inviting trouble, but I think in my mid-20's I realized that these jerks need to be taught a lesson.

I once slapped a guy who was acting smart, at the ticket counter. He had the courage to ask me why I slapped him and I told him "We can go to the police station and talk about it there!"

 

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kuddos to you both. girls must be taught karate and self -defence art in the schools without any delay. so these kind of people will not creep in the soicety.
lakshmi

 

Well done ladies.

Once I stamped on the guy who try to misbehave with my friend while getting off from the bus. I was immensely pleased to see that jerk's face in shock and pain. I really regret now that I didn't wear Dinny's shoes at the time.:bonk

My friend was sitting in the window seat when the the guy sitting at the back seat tried to touch her... guess what he got it back .. sharp punch with the safety pin:thumbsup

 

Your story reminds me of a time when my friend threw a guy from a slow moving train, because this guy groped her. She just slapped him and pushed him out of the train (which was slow moving).

Once my mom was in the market and she saw this guy trying to grope a girl, my mom was walking behind the guy. She had an umbrella in her hand, so she hit the guy on his behind with the umbrella and told him next time you try this remember me!

 

Good for you. I am glad there are girls who give these creeps a taste of thir own medicine.

Frankly arch- slow moving train or not, if a guy tries to grope a woman, he should get ample punishment.

I was walking with my mom and grandmother in India years ago, and a middle aged man brushed past me and walked away very fast. I ran after him and gave time a real wack ( my hands were hurting) and he turned around and asked "what happened" and I said "you know very well what happened...next time I will break your face". The man just hurried off.

Women should always fight back such evil creeps.

I however wish we stop using this word "eve teasers"- there is nothing teasing about sexual harrasment. Let's call it by its rightful name. Some how "eveteasing" undermines the crime.

 

Kudos to all the Brave girls!
I remember when I used to carry big Safety pins in the bus, back in India. It was a good handy weapon for defense, had used it few times.

Its just sickening to think how woman are objectified by some men. Its like they own us and have rights on us. How sick!

 

Welcome back Maddy...

 

Good work gals...what about making your own pepper spray and have it in hand just in case.

 

:bowdownyou go girls.:bowdown Well done. But I have to add that although it is realy important to stand up to the eve tasers, we never know when these eve teasers will turn out to hardcore rapists or criminals. So it is really advisable to be careful and cautious.:hide: