We have to stand up for eachother. Short Animation

[strawberruzz]

Outdated Fact: When you buy a phone in Japan, when you take a photo you can’t turn down the volume of the “chkurr” sound because men take photos of women on public transport, mostly trains.

[zqeymyz]

It’s not always old unattractive men that do this, sometimes they’re young and attractive. Looks don’t define behavior. Creeps come in all shapes, forms and genders. Please be careful!

[claudinelopez]

One time a man was taking photos of my daughter no permission, before I even was able to do anything a women ripped the phone out of his hand and smashed it. Bless her 😭

[ilovedoII]

when she broke the phone, all i expected was, “bye bye little butterfly 😛”

[valeloveskittys]

This happened to me when I was 13 years old. Some grown ass man thought it was a smart idea to take a photo of me on the bus while I was wearing shorts. I simply ran to grab his phone and threw it out the window with as much force as I could. The face of shock the man had was very pleasant to look at.

[Ella-sfrq]

People like that don't deserve to own phones

[Thatrondomperson]

One a man did that to me and I said
“F*ck off”
I was like 8 and learned that from my dad (he is a deadbeat)
My mum was proud of me

[bellaxo]

this is sad but i have been SA’d. I WAS IN KINDERGARTEN. This kid in my class just decided to grope me from behind while we were dancing because it was our free time and i told the teacher guess what happened? He didn’t get in trouble because “boys will be boys and he didn’t know better.” he never got in trouble.

[ILoveGrungeFrogs]

And the sad thing is that the woman would probably be in more trouble than the man

[Scoober]

I love it, I wish the world were more like this, people sticking together

[BVAMKHL]

That girl who stood up for her is drop dead gorgous 😭

[newtmaseschild]

Luckily this hasn’t happened to me, but if it did I would be way too scared to do anything so props to anyone who stands up for others or yourselves :)

[kslbdrw]

she genuinely understood the girls feelings and helped her out. that’s so sweet 🥺

[-charisma-]

My dad was taking pictures of me and my sisters and the guy sitting next to him asked us if we knew him. Grateful there are people like this :)
Edit: the stranger saw that my dad was taking pictures of US, that's why he was suspicious of him. Also, it was in an NYC subway lol

[T.C.I.]

Story time 😅: something from my childhood that I remember distinctly, I was around 13 at the time and I had gone to watch a play in London with one of my old friends. When I got on the train I sat opposite to my mother and next to my friend. When the train stopped a man got on, he looked to be about 40 or so and there was a man with him, when he sat down he wouldn’t stop staring at me, I got a really uncomfortable vibe from him I tried not to make eye contact but it was hard because he wouldn’t stop staring at me. A few minutes into the train ride the man got out his phone, and he was definitely taking pictures of me it made me so uncomfortable in ways I can’t even explain. Although there wasn’t any noise it was obvious what he was doing. I felt so violated and it took me months to get over it, I don’t even think I’m over it now. It was my first experience with a person like that, it made me scared of the world and scared of men, it made me not want to be a girl anymore, after that I started only wearing baggy clothes and never go on trains at night. This is the first time I’ve shared this experience with anyone.

[madilynmalm]

This legit happened to me on the bus and I yelled at the guy and then some random other guy confronted him and it was absolutely amazing. After it happened the guy that confronted him was like “I have my own little girl and I don’t want to see that happen to someone’s daughter” there’s some good people sometimes

[PlzCamDown]

I live in Japan. We have creeps like this here, if you touch them or their things you will get in more trouble than they will 😞

[andreja]

As a trans girl it was really jarring to go from mostly just hearing about creepy men (although I definitely had some very creepy interactions while living as a boy too) to experiencing such frequent awfulness basically any time i’m in public. Constant staring, groping, following, men talking to me and not taking no for an answer, being filmed etc etc. I’ve even been awakened one morning to a buzzing sound and it was a drone filming me sleeping outside my bedroom window! And at the club/bars I’ve been grabbed and SA’d multiple times and one time a complete stranger who was much taller than me, and probably weighed above 250 lbs, approached me from behind and spanked me really really hard. When I turned around there were some people that saw it and looked shocked but no one did or said anything to him or me and the guy just left after that. The most fun part is that I’m also afraid that if they figure out I’m trans that they’ll turn violent because they’re afraid of their attraction to me making them “gay” or something. My voice isn’t super passing either and I don’t have the confidence to say anything 90% of the time cuz I’m just so full of shock and fear. I do carry pepper spray and a knife tho should things ever get really serious.

Being a girl is hard. I love being a woman, but this aspect is so unbelievably upsetting to deal with. Nobody should ever have to deal with creeps like this, but especially minors. It’s heartbreaking how many of us go through these things all the time and how we’re never able to feel truly safe in most public places because of it. My heart goes out to all of you, please stay safe. Girls protect girls at all costs 💗💗💗

[alexsimeon]

I once was alone and being followed by a creep who was filming me, and I stopped the only person who was nearby to ask her if she could stay with me cause I didn't feel safe. She told me she had to go to her job and left. I didn't have a phone, and I was somewhere I was not used to be. As of today, still feel betrayed when I think about it

[lilouliz]

My brain was like:
"nO moRe EviL dOinG FOr yOu LitTLe akUmA"