A lady has sparked debate online after sharing how some young men harassed her, calling her insulting names and making sexually explicit comments about her body.
She explained on X (Twitter), how she was catcalled by a group of young boys, and when she did not respond to them, they started verbally abusing her.
She wrote,
“If I post about what just happened to me now it’ll look like agenda.
Got catcalled by some guys, young boys, I didn’t answer of course only for me to reduce the volume of my music and they were shouting her t— don make gbim while laughing hysterically.”
The lady’s post drew light to the current wave of young men who have started harassing women, an issue that many still believe does not truly happen in real life.
Many in the comment section of her post corroborated her story, attributing their behaviour to the things they watch online, specifically redpill content.
They also shared their own experiences of sexual harassment from young boys, of boys still in their teens, calling women repulsive names because they were rejected.
Some of the comments,
@precious_tasia Redpill content, everyone will feel it. Today it’s a stranger online and it’s funny, tomorrow it’ll be your teenage daughter or your wife.
@keddymira After y’all will say it’s just cruise. We are slowly failing the younger generation
@miss__socrates Parents should pay more attention to the boy child during upbringing please, this is appalling
@bella___chi The amount of unwarranted embarrassment we face on a daily for just existing as a woman. A random man once attempted to kiss me in Ajah market. The worst part is that my kid was with me, he had to watch me be sexually harassed while trying to buy foodstuffs in the market.@___tes__sa As long as there are people supporting and encouraging saida boj, geh geh forget it we are lost as a generation
@iconicmarie_7 Badly trained boys with chronic body odour.the only thing weaker than their ambition is their father’s ability to man up.
@evelyn____xx Red pill content is destroying the young men of this generation. They’ll grow up thinking it’s okay to not know how to accept rejection without being abusive.
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