This incident just shows that we have not moved forward, not even a little bit. Things are exactly like it used to be. As a woman you and I, we all know how to walk outside, how much to talk, when to send our live locations to our trusted people when we are in uber by ourselves and so much more restrictions. Our lives are not the same as men's. And I don't know how many more outbursts and protest we need to do before our life becomes similar, our experiences when we go out becomes similar. It's true what you said. We do want justice. But what we mainly want is for this to stop permanently. #enoughisenough
The thing everywhere is that we teach the girls to be in a certain way. Make them understand the difference between a good touch and a bad touch. But does every boy know about it? As a boy myself I can say that most of the boys don't know the difference. Intentionally or unintentionally they touch women in a manner which might be uncomfortable to them. These things seem harmless. Kya hi ho jaayega. But these small things take us to cases like Nirbhaya and Moumita and God knows how many others like them. It is so disturbing to listen to these cases. We need to make changes within our family, within ourselves. Justice should prevail. And it will prevail one day or the other.
This incident just shows that we have not moved forward, not even a little bit. Things are exactly like it used to be. As a woman you and I, we all know how to walk outside, how much to talk, when to send our live locations to our trusted people when we are in uber by ourselves and so much more restrictions. Our lives are not the same as men's. And I don't know how many more outbursts and protest we need to do before our life becomes similar, our experiences when we go out becomes similar. It's true what you said. We do want justice. But what we mainly want is for this to stop permanently. #enoughisenough
Exactly! This needs to stop permanently.
The thing everywhere is that we teach the girls to be in a certain way. Make them understand the difference between a good touch and a bad touch. But does every boy know about it? As a boy myself I can say that most of the boys don't know the difference. Intentionally or unintentionally they touch women in a manner which might be uncomfortable to them. These things seem harmless. Kya hi ho jaayega. But these small things take us to cases like Nirbhaya and Moumita and God knows how many others like them. It is so disturbing to listen to these cases. We need to make changes within our family, within ourselves. Justice should prevail. And it will prevail one day or the other.
Cannot agree more!