That's crazy that they tolerate that. I've heard of their mindset being taught in school "not to be an inconvineince to others" but they have to learn how to put some assertiveness when it really counts and stand up when it really matters. Japan really does have a self destructive problem when it comes down to peoples self worth forreal man, its sad.
any act of violence, including sexual violence, is always the perpetrator's fault, never the victim's, and young women should not be blamed for it. But in this case, the culprit is clearly a culture in which making a fuss in public is seen as a greater offense than sexual assault. This is something that should be combated by government-funded social campaigns that reverse the perception of such events
Another banger of a topic. Love how unique your questions are compared to other street interview channels. Looking forward to whatever else you have cooking!
In Peru, my Fatherland, it's a high felony touch the parts of a woman in a crowded train. And, if she is a teenager, and the man is his 40's or 50's, he can be arrested, trialed and sent to prison for many years.
10 years ago, the Japanese gibally put "women only" cars on subway during rush hour. When I visited, I also saw "beware of upskirt photography" signs on all of the up escalators. According to a new law, offenders face a 3 year prison sentence or 30,000 dollar fine.
True story, I was drunk and stole a mamachari in Tokyo to get home. Police caught me and I ended in Shinjuku police main station. During the 5 hours I was there two Japanese man were also brought there, both guys that were caught groping. One police officer said to me, that someone gropes women is understandable, but stealing a bicycle is unforgivable. WTF. Even the police thinks that it is not that bad. By the way this shows how unbelievable safe Tokyo is. On a weekend night in a lively place only two gropers and 1 thief were arrested.
I've noticed that the men seem to be on the older side. It's probably due to the age hierarchy. It makes much more difficult to speak up against someone older.
I think it would be helpful for these women to think about the consequences of letting the man go scott free too. I totally get they'd be scared and their cultural upbringing really makes it hard to feel like they can approach people, but the problem is they're in a position to potentially put an end to this vicious cycle by reporting the guy in some way. They say they want the gropers to understand the harm they cause by their actions, but they should understand the harm their own lack of action causes because the groper will absolutely repeat the same crime and cause more victims. They have virtually no incentive to stop as 90% of these women won't say or do anything, and they actively avoid the 10% that would. Unfortunately at times, even if they do talk to the police they may not get punished as they should, but if the majority of women started pushing back like the 10% that do then men would have no choice but to think twice about touching anyone.
@@dayla8634 Which I am fully aware of. It's easy to dismiss a few rare cases where women actually speak up; it's virtually impossible to ignore a continuous wave of them doing so. A few black men sharing their discontentment with segregation wouldn't have done much, but the whole community rallying together is what actually effected change. The same would undoubtedly happen in Japan with this issue, but culturally, Japanese people are just too timid to do anything about it and don't work together on this issue with the same solidarity needed to push back. That's what I'm saying is something these women would need to reflect on if they actually wanted this problem to stop instead of just accepting it as a bad deal and moving on.
@@dl5641 well then you're aware of the problem. It's an issue of both sides to accept any kind of change. "just accepting it as a bad deal and moving on." is the Japanese way. Otherwise they wouldn't use the words "shoganai" "gaman" all the time.
@@dayla8634 Right, so then that's an aspect of their approach to societal problems that needs to change is all I'm saing. It won't be easy or happen overnight, but it needs to happen.
In Peru, when a guy touches a woman, or worst, a teenager, she smacks him and call the police. Our Police Force is not good enough, compared with other Police corps worldwide, but in these cases, they help inmediately to the female.
Just finished 3 weeks across Japan. Tokyo and Osaka still have plenty of no chikan signs. A lot of girls commuting to and from work wearing those "anti chikan" outfits, the extra thick clothes that prevent you from getting a hold on anything meaty. The youth are in visible rebellion against society: talking loudly on the phone, eating while walking, crossing the street wherever they wanted. The teevee news talked about it everyday like it was the biggest scandal.
I was groped by dudes in the club in Shibuya, this has happened a few times and I was sure I didn't end up in a gay club. Was wondering what was with Japanese dudes grabbing my a$$. Almost got into a fight, but was held back because I was military and in a foreign country. They apologized, but still you don't just grab a grown mans butt. Do that to the wrong people where I am from one is going to get a charge the other is going into the hospital.
Should've asked a few guys if they've been groped or something like that, too. That would be just as uncomfortable for us guys here in the states. Also could've asked if they know of any other girls who have groped boys or groped girls. At least where I live in upstate NY my town actually put out a statement forbidding any groping because there were some girls saying they were being groped in crowded bars in town.
I grew up in Japan in the 80's. My dad was military. It happened to me a few times on the train. Probably old men touching my ass. So little boys aren't safe either.
I hope these beautiful ladies have their own train for them to commute to work, school, or anything. As a religious person myself, I would not tolerate this if I see it in Japan as for me visiting the first time.
The worsts ranked.. 1. Terrorists 2. Pickpockets 3. Gropers 4. Farmers who bring their goats / chickens riding train In Japan, one only has to worry bout #3 In my country, one has to worry about all of them....
I don't know if it would be necessary to tell them, but maybe you could of told them how foreign women react/handled such a harassment. Japanese would be shocked.
Right I was thinking the same thing. I’m from New York and if that ever happened to a girl it’s a scene on sight, but that lets people around her know that she has self respect.
I knew by the way questions were asked, other than the accent, that it was a foreigner that was the interviewer. If it was a Japanese interviewer, the question style would have been different.
Jumped the womens only carriage a couple of times in Osaka and was surprised how empty they were, the bulk of the local women were travelling in the mixed sex carriages. I thought that was strange if groping was such a problem, so I asked some westerners at an "expats" bar about this and there were two guys there that claimed they had been groped by Japanese women.
@@KevJDunn You need to get out more, I met a guy who claimed he had lived there for ten years didnt believe how big the adult services industry is. Had a woman that I met on the train in Fukuoka that followed me back to my apartment - the guys at the "expat" bar said she was most likely a bored house wife back then bored housewives were actively seeking out foreign tourists to have flings with because they wouldn't be in town long therefore the risk of discovery was reduced. Went into a very busy Starbucks in Ozone Nagoya this women around 35 who had her young son with her just started coming out with sexual innuendo when I ignored her she had a verbal shot at me.
@1sexymary I post a comment about it, but yeah I was saying as a white men working in Tokyo I've never groping voluntarily but it happens several times to me that jp woman position themselves in a way that they can be in close contact at a real unnecessary extend. I remember even sometimes moving because some woman position their "oshiri" just in front of my bulge, I didn't wanted to get into trouble or people seeing that.
Hmmmm, i wonder if Japanese men aren't touching young girls because they like cute and salty things or they are simply having a very hard time letting go of their ability to sexually interact with women, even though prostitution is literally legal in Japan?
@@riffgrooveIt's not readily legal, but it's an epidemic in the country that especially young girls will go to brothels and "love hotels" and wait to be picked up by older white men or Japanese men for a night. They get compensated for it and the men get sexual pleasure.
@riffgroove There are several legal options for transactional sex in Japan, they just don't flatout call it Prostitution, they call it Fashion Health or Soapland!
Laughter can make it easier to cope with (telling) difficult situations, to lighten the load. It’s nothing new, and doesn’t mean they are happy experiencing them.
Women laugh at uncomfortable situation. If you don’t know that, well now you know.. Next time you hit on a girl, make sure she’s 100% into you, you seem to have a hard time understanding subtle emotions.
it's pretty often that people try to make light of unfortunate events such as this to be able to discuss it more easily, as it might be uncomfortable for them so making fun of the situation a bit can relax the atmosphere
@@evinwondersol1732 Do some research on the Asian Smile. It is more than likely they are embarrassed .It is time for you to go to a re-education camp to learn how not to see everything through Western eyes
Some men think if the subway car is packed to the rim (for people who have experienced this daily in their life would understand !) and they cannot budge even an inch sometimes your hips will make close contact with a woman's butt and that is not groping as it is forced on you. Even sometimes your arms get twisted between people. Off course from this unintentional to intentional groping is not a big step. I can see how some old men will find recomfort in that innocent contact with young women in common transportation, and although it may seem scary, it will be completely harmless.
When I lived in a very small (but absolutely wonderful) town called Minamata, Japan, we had about a 60 year old guy who was very nice to little girls when they were small children but started touching young girls when they became teenagers (because Asians in general obsess over age), who became very widely shunned in, and eventually moved out of, our town. However, my opinion was that, if the women were really smart then they would have helped find him a wife as opposed to solely criticizing and ostrisizing him and potentially turning him into a monster!
Having a wife won’t stop a (Japanese) man like that at all. They’ll just keep groping and cheating and so on. Having or not having a wife has got nothing to do with it. Sadly!
With all due respect, RelaxationStation, that wouldn't have done any good. They would just continue groping young girls behind their wife's back. It's just like the 60 year old man who goes to topless bars and even has $ex with one of the dancers at a motel... and all while his wife is sitting at home thinking is just out drinking with his buddies. Getting married would not stop a dirty old man from groping girls, unfortunately.
That Touching Does Not Always Have To Be Undesired. In Developing Countries If You Touch A Woman, You Must Realize That It Can Have Consequences. Woman Has Not That Level Of Financial Social Security. So Acquiring A Woman As Wife Is A Costy Initiative. So Touching Her The Way In Japan Happens Can Be Seen As An Assault Because It Is A Cheap Approach Without Serious Intentions. However In Economically Advanced Societies Where Citizens Man And Woman Assured Of Acceptable Standards Of Living, That Public Touch Feels Not Always As A Cheap Approach. If Woman Likes It, Man Likes It Either. I Think Woman Is Free To Need Sex But Not In A Context Of Serious Relationship And So Do Man. No Woman Will Ever Admit Loving Being Touched In The Train Or Bus Because Openly Admiting It Can Cause Severe Social And Ethical Problems. That Man Kicking The Other Man Is Public Barbarism. If The Woman In That Case Was Not Very Happy, She Could Go And Stand Somewhere Else But She Did Not. It Is The Law Of Nature Than Man Walks After A Woman. Woman Pursuing A Man Is Something Very Rare. Woman Is A Signal And Man Is The Receiver. Human Psychology Is Ever Evolving Consciousness. If All The Woman Was Replaced By Cyborgs And Every Man Had One Cyborg, That Kind Of Social Behaviour Of Touching Or Feeling Will Taste Stupid Because Cyborgs Takes That Kind Of Social Exciting Behavior Away. But Is It Really Healty Or Good Not To Be Excited Or Getting Excited But Strongly Controlling It And Wishing For A Day That You Can Buy That Esthetic Design As Cyborg In A Shop? I Like To Be Excited When I Walk In The Street And See Beautiful Female Anatomy Packed In Jeans Or Silk Because I Am Excited About Her Thoughts Either
That's crazy that they tolerate that. I've heard of their mindset being taught in school "not to be an inconvineince to others" but they have to learn how to put some assertiveness when it really counts and stand up when it really matters. Japan really does have a self destructive problem when it comes down to peoples self worth forreal man, its sad.
There's also hierarchy. That makes it even more difficult to speak up. It's mostly older men that do it because they're higher up.
You don't know if she like it or not
@@RussiAashiq yup. You also don't know if your mother would like it or not.
@@RussiAashiq wow, then u like it when some strangers grope you? U have a weird fetish
Yap Yap Yap no more future,their mindset already broken
people dont realize how crowded these trains are
any act of violence, including sexual violence, is always the perpetrator's fault, never the victim's, and young women should not be blamed for it. But in this case, the culprit is clearly a culture in which making a fuss in public is seen as a greater offense than sexual assault. This is something that should be combated by government-funded social campaigns that reverse the perception of such events
Another banger of a topic. Love how unique your questions are compared to other street interview channels. Looking forward to whatever else you have cooking!
In Peru, my Fatherland, it's a high felony touch the parts of a woman in a crowded train. And, if she is a teenager, and the man is his 40's or 50's, he can be arrested, trialed and sent to prison for many years.
10 years ago, the Japanese gibally put "women only" cars on subway during rush hour.
When I visited, I also saw "beware of upskirt photography" signs on all of the up escalators.
According to a new law, offenders face a 3 year prison sentence or 30,000 dollar fine.
True story, I was drunk and stole a mamachari in Tokyo to get home. Police caught me and I ended in Shinjuku police main station. During the 5 hours I was there two Japanese man were also brought there, both guys that were caught groping. One police officer said to me, that someone gropes women is understandable, but stealing a bicycle is unforgivable. WTF. Even the police thinks that it is not that bad.
By the way this shows how unbelievable safe Tokyo is. On a weekend night in a lively place only two gropers and 1 thief were arrested.
Yes they have that kind of mindset, treating woman as an object is okay, stealing is not allowed . It's their culture 😏😏😏😏😏😏
But still I wanna say, Japanese women are not objects to be toyed with. They have a heart and are human beings just the same
I've noticed that the men seem to be on the older side. It's probably due to the age hierarchy. It makes much more difficult to speak up against someone older.
I think it would be helpful for these women to think about the consequences of letting the man go scott free too. I totally get they'd be scared and their cultural upbringing really makes it hard to feel like they can approach people, but the problem is they're in a position to potentially put an end to this vicious cycle by reporting the guy in some way. They say they want the gropers to understand the harm they cause by their actions, but they should understand the harm their own lack of action causes because the groper will absolutely repeat the same crime and cause more victims.
They have virtually no incentive to stop as 90% of these women won't say or do anything, and they actively avoid the 10% that would. Unfortunately at times, even if they do talk to the police they may not get punished as they should, but if the majority of women started pushing back like the 10% that do then men would have no choice but to think twice about touching anyone.
Maybe because even if they did report it, nothing would happen.
@@dayla8634 Which I am fully aware of. It's easy to dismiss a few rare cases where women actually speak up; it's virtually impossible to ignore a continuous wave of them doing so. A few black men sharing their discontentment with segregation wouldn't have done much, but the whole community rallying together is what actually effected change. The same would undoubtedly happen in Japan with this issue, but culturally, Japanese people are just too timid to do anything about it and don't work together on this issue with the same solidarity needed to push back. That's what I'm saying is something these women would need to reflect on if they actually wanted this problem to stop instead of just accepting it as a bad deal and moving on.
@@dl5641 well then you're aware of the problem. It's an issue of both sides to accept any kind of change.
"just accepting it as a bad deal and moving on." is the Japanese way. Otherwise they wouldn't use the words "shoganai" "gaman" all the time.
@@dayla8634 Right, so then that's an aspect of their approach to societal problems that needs to change is all I'm saing. It won't be easy or happen overnight, but it needs to happen.
@@dl5641 I agree with what your saying 100%. All I'm saying is nobody cares about change here.
ironically enough "Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me" was a box office smash hit in Japan. Japanese women identified with Laura Palmer.
Audio improvements are in the works. Thanks for the feedback!
What a great and interesting video man wow 🤯
In Peru, when a guy touches a woman, or worst, a teenager, she smacks him and call the police. Our Police Force is not good enough, compared with other Police corps worldwide, but in these cases, they help inmediately to the female.
Just finished 3 weeks across Japan. Tokyo and Osaka still have plenty of no chikan signs. A lot of girls commuting to and from work wearing those "anti chikan" outfits, the extra thick clothes that prevent you from getting a hold on anything meaty. The youth are in visible rebellion against society: talking loudly on the phone, eating while walking, crossing the street wherever they wanted. The teevee news talked about it everyday like it was the biggest scandal.
I was groped by dudes in the club in Shibuya, this has happened a few times and I was sure I didn't end up in a gay club. Was wondering what was with Japanese dudes grabbing my a$$. Almost got into a fight, but was held back because I was military and in a foreign country. They apologized, but still you don't just grab a grown mans butt. Do that to the wrong people where I am from one is going to get a charge the other is going into the hospital.
Yes because nowadays many BL in japan it's common for them
I don't know why they smile so much... that is crazy.
Don't read into it too much, it's a smile to hide nervousness or their uneasiness. It's a common thing in east asia.
That's a defensive behavior to prevent other unwanted mind states.
From shyness
@@ryanspinoza6586east Asia?
Chinese and Korean women don’t do that lol
インタビューありがとうございました！！
ありがとうございます！また機会があればよろしくお願いします♡
@@InterviewingJapan Average British 'person' begging for views.
11:44 Like with violent crimes, it's also about power and harming someone, not just about the sexual aspect.
It sounds like a lot of Japanese women are trying to add the words, "Silent Scream" to Japanese vocabulary!
Such ''self control'' culture country but yet things like these happens often.
the trains are so crowded you literally have to pushed to get in.
If they have to think about it..then nothing happened, these Women just say yes to feel better that someone paid them attention...
Should've asked a few guys if they've been groped or something like that, too. That would be just as uncomfortable for us guys here in the states.
Also could've asked if they know of any other girls who have groped boys or groped girls. At least where I live in upstate NY my town actually put out a statement forbidding any groping because there were some girls saying they were being groped in crowded bars in town.
I grew up in Japan in the 80's. My dad was military. It happened to me a few times on the train. Probably old men touching my ass. So little boys aren't safe either.
I hope these beautiful ladies have their own train for them to commute to work, school, or anything. As a religious person myself, I would not tolerate this if I see it in Japan as for me visiting the first time.
The worsts ranked..
1. Terrorists
2. Pickpockets
3. Gropers
4. Farmers who bring their goats / chickens riding train
In Japan, one only has to worry bout #3
In my country, one has to worry about all of them....
2- pickpocket umbrellas lol
I always tell people Japan might be a cool place, but there’s a Darkside to it
Yuki knows about that darkside !
("dark side of japan Yuki" is a ytber, surely you know him, just in case)
I don't know if it would be necessary to tell them, but maybe you could of told them how foreign women react/handled such a harassment.
Japanese would be shocked.
Right I was thinking the same thing. I’m from New York and if that ever happened to a girl it’s a scene on sight, but that lets people around her know that she has self respect.
Western women make up stuff like that all the time so they are the polar opposite in the matter
Also tell them where that brought western women.
They already know and don't care.
chikan means spoon in cantonese
Lmao that is fuck up!
This is normal in Japan, you can do this over there and get away with it 😁
😁
I knew by the way questions were asked, other than the accent, that it was a foreigner that was the interviewer. If it was a Japanese interviewer, the question style would have been different.
I've been found out👀
How would it be different? I think that's why they are laughing so much. It's an unusual situation for them/
Interesting. Do you care to elaborate further?
In our country, there are separate coaches for women in trains which are called women coaches. is this not in japan?
we need more videos like this expressing social concern of women rather than imaginative useless k-drama
So basically they don't report it because that society doesn't care about the others.
You're alone among people
They should have they're cellphone camera ready to take pictures.
A friend who lived in Tokyo in the 1970s said this was a problem back then!?
Jumped the womens only carriage a couple of times in Osaka and was surprised how empty they were, the bulk of the local women were travelling in the mixed sex carriages. I thought that was strange if groping was such a problem, so I asked some westerners at an "expats" bar about this and there were two guys there that claimed they had been groped by Japanese women.
@@KevJDunn You need to get out more, I met a guy who claimed he had lived there for ten years didnt believe how big the adult services industry is. Had a woman that I met on the train in Fukuoka that followed me back to my apartment - the guys at the "expat" bar said she was most likely a bored house wife back then bored housewives were actively seeking out foreign tourists to have flings with because they wouldn't be in town long therefore the risk of discovery was reduced. Went into a very busy Starbucks in Ozone Nagoya this women around 35 who had her young son with her just started coming out with sexual innuendo when I ignored her she had a verbal shot at me.
Just as I thought. Claim there is a problem until people indeed think there is a problem.
@1sexymary I post a comment about it, but yeah I was saying as a white men working in Tokyo I've never groping voluntarily but it happens several times to me that jp woman position themselves in a way that they can be in close contact at a real unnecessary extend. I remember even sometimes moving because some woman position their "oshiri" just in front of my bulge, I didn't wanted to get into trouble or people seeing that.
For real? If that is actually the truth that they are semi-empty, then that is really fucking strange then...
No you are a liar. The woman is the victim here.stop victim blaming
Hmmmm, i wonder if Japanese men aren't touching young girls because they like cute and salty things or they are simply having a very hard time letting go of their ability to sexually interact with women, even though prostitution is literally legal in Japan?
How is it "literally legal?"
@@riffgrooveIt's not readily legal, but it's an epidemic in the country that especially young girls will go to brothels and "love hotels" and wait to be picked up by older white men or Japanese men for a night. They get compensated for it and the men get sexual pleasure.
@@riffgrooveall prostitution that doesn't involve penetration is legal
@riffgroove There are several legal options for transactional sex in Japan, they just don't flatout call it Prostitution, they call it Fashion Health or Soapland!
Problem persists
Everyone's laughing about it 🤔
yeah like WTF
Laughter can make it easier to cope with (telling) difficult situations, to lighten the load. It’s nothing new, and doesn’t mean they are happy experiencing them.
Seems like nervous laughter mixed with mild shame from admitting it happened to them specifically
Women laugh at uncomfortable situation. If you don’t know that, well now you know.. Next time you hit on a girl, make sure she’s 100% into you, you seem to have a hard time understanding subtle emotions.
They Laugh about it cause the guy who touch them was his husbando 😂😂
Japan is such a MCP society.
Chikan is good...especially Kentucky fried chicken
1:52 😮
they all talk about it like it's no big deal? Laughing about it?
it's pretty often that people try to make light of unfortunate events such as this to be able to discuss it more easily, as it might be uncomfortable for them so making fun of the situation a bit can relax the atmosphere
@@evinwondersol1732 Do some research on the Asian Smile.
It is more than likely they are embarrassed
.It is time for you to go to a re-education camp to learn how not to see everything through Western eyes
once u get caught UR life is gone forever，UR name is blacklisted，it will haunt ｕ all through UR life.
Commenting for algorithm
Chikan is very nice sports.
3:24
Some men think if the subway car is packed to the rim (for people who have experienced this daily in their life would understand !) and they cannot budge even an inch sometimes your hips will make close contact with a woman's butt and that is not groping as it is forced on you. Even sometimes your arms get twisted between people. Off course from this unintentional to intentional groping is not a big step.
I can see how some old men will find recomfort in that innocent contact with young women in common transportation, and although it may seem scary, it will be completely harmless.
For none of them was the groping the problem. It was that it was not done by Brad Pit.
You're a strange person.
@@stevenstone307 For telling the truth or for unhiding what in unconveniable?
Even brad pitt will go to jail if he touches someone without their consent you perverted weirdo
japans groping broblem gonna get worse when i visit 😎
lol
Bro what????
When I lived in a very small (but absolutely wonderful) town called Minamata, Japan, we had about a 60 year old guy who was very nice to little girls when they were small children but started touching young girls when they became teenagers (because Asians in general obsess over age), who became very widely shunned in, and eventually moved out of, our town. However, my opinion was that, if the women were really smart then they would have helped find him a wife as opposed to solely criticizing and ostrisizing him and potentially turning him into a monster!
Having a wife won’t stop a (Japanese) man like that at all. They’ll just keep groping and cheating and so on. Having or not having a wife has got nothing to do with it. Sadly!
With all due respect, RelaxationStation, that wouldn't have done any good. They would just continue groping young girls behind their wife's back. It's just like the 60 year old man who goes to topless bars and even has $ex with one of the dancers at a motel... and all while his wife is sitting at home thinking is just out drinking with his buddies. Getting married would not stop a dirty old man from groping girls, unfortunately.
You victim blaming
That Touching Does Not Always Have To Be Undesired. In Developing Countries If You Touch A Woman, You Must Realize That It Can Have Consequences. Woman Has Not That Level Of Financial Social Security. So Acquiring A Woman As Wife Is A Costy Initiative. So Touching Her The Way In Japan Happens Can Be Seen As An Assault Because It Is A Cheap Approach Without Serious Intentions. However In Economically Advanced Societies Where Citizens Man And Woman Assured Of Acceptable Standards Of Living, That Public Touch Feels Not Always As A Cheap Approach. If Woman Likes It, Man Likes It Either. I Think Woman Is Free To Need Sex But Not In A Context Of Serious Relationship And So Do Man. No Woman Will Ever Admit Loving Being Touched In The Train Or Bus Because Openly Admiting It Can Cause Severe Social And Ethical Problems. That Man Kicking The Other Man Is Public Barbarism. If The Woman In That Case Was Not Very Happy, She Could Go And Stand Somewhere Else But She Did Not. It Is The Law Of Nature Than Man Walks After A Woman. Woman Pursuing A Man Is Something Very Rare. Woman Is A Signal And Man Is The Receiver. Human Psychology Is Ever Evolving Consciousness. If All The Woman Was Replaced By Cyborgs And Every Man Had One Cyborg, That Kind Of Social Behaviour Of Touching Or Feeling Will Taste Stupid Because Cyborgs Takes That Kind Of Social Exciting Behavior Away. But Is It Really Healty Or Good Not To Be Excited Or Getting Excited But Strongly Controlling It And Wishing For A Day That You Can Buy That Esthetic Design As Cyborg In A Shop? I Like To Be Excited When I Walk In The Street And See Beautiful Female Anatomy Packed In Jeans Or Silk Because I Am Excited About Her Thoughts Either