Personal safety tips for girls  

*People always say “protect your daughters” but don’t say “teach your children to respect everyone.”*

"Trust your gut" My gut: Ayo- we should get some snacks.

My big one - everyone who arrives together leaves together. Don't let your girl stay behind at a party or club

When u get in an Uber don’t ask”are u my Uber”ask “Who are you picking up?”

Also, don't be afraid to look weird. If you're alone at night and you think someone is following you, the best thing to do is act wild. Spin in circles, giggle at nothing, sing loudly, yell gibberish. You're no longer attractive to them if they think you've lost it. If it's a situation where you're alone, then the only ones who will see you are potential creeps, and your safety is more important than a moment of embarrassment.

As a man teenager, this is one of the saddest things ever. I try to always offer to friends (which most are girls) if they need a walk or ride home or something

She literally gives elder sister vibes I love her sm for this 💗

I've got one that I shared with my daughter: Do not go to a party by yourself where they are drinking alcohol. Always have one or more friends, and no one should be left at the party by herself -- especially if she is drunk. . . . When I was in high school decades ago, a girl that I knew of -- she was in my Econ class -- passed out at a party where she was taken advantage of by five boys. . . . She was never the same in all the time I knew her. She went from a happy, vivacious girl to sad, sullen, and depressed -- every day.

My personal tips from traveling alone as a woman: 1) to not be oblivious to your surroundings by listening to loud music with your headphones. Especially if there are a whole bunch of bushes in the area. I’ve heard stories locally of women getting snagged for that unfortunately and it was a very public park. 2) Also, always know that the thumb is the weakest part of the hand. If he grabs you by the wrist just pull against it. No matter how beefy the guy is he can’t hold onto that. You may have to twist around and be creative but he’ll either lose his grip or break his own thumb if you do it right. It was one of the first things my instructor taught me in Taekwondo. 3) if you know you are being followed just walk into the nearest establishment. Does not matter the type of office/store/restaurant. Just mention the situation and anyone would understand. 4) never look lost even when you are. 5) don’t acknowledge them if they are harassing you or look them in the eye. 6) keep your pimp hand strong. Don’t be afraid to go knuckles out. Always go for the family jewels, eyes, or their respiratory system if you have to fight back. Basically anything that slows them down. 7) because I see this a lot. Do not tuck your thumb into your hand when you punch. You will break your thumb. 8) last but not least. Always be vague with giving out personal details. Don’t mention you are alone and don’t mention where you are staying at.

Didn’t realize how scary it must be to be a woman sometimes. I am a large man and I walk fast. One time I was walking at night at my usual fast pace and there was a woman ahead of me who kept looking back and then just booked it. it took me a minute to realize she probably thought I was a predator. A) this is depressing that this is the vibe I put out. And B) made me realize how scary it must be to be a woman alone at night. I bought my girlfriend some pepper spray. Situational awareness is key also and If you are on a date or something tell people where you will be and with who And always trust your gut if something feels off.

It’s kinda sad that girls need this, few years back I was walking back from a lecture and it was dark and raining, I was in a rush to get back so I walked quickly past a girl, who I was walking behind, girl genuinely looked terrified, really kinda made me think about some of the stuff women go through

tip for ubers: if youre waiting for an uber and you think someone is claiming to be your driver, *DO NOT* ask "are you my uber" if they are trying do to something bad to you, they will say yes. instead say "who are you waiting for?" stay safe everyone

No, ladies. Don’t tell them it’s your boyfriends apartment. Tell them it’s your Fathers apartment. Trust me, from my experience they want to ‘meet the boyfriend’, but if they think it’s your Dad, they’ll run a mile. Doesn’t matter if you don’t have a father, just say whatever you can to get these creeps away from you!

For anyone who might get attacked: If you're not strong enough or feel like you can't escape, aim for the attacker's eyes or nose. It'll blind them for a while or as y'all know how bad it hurts when you even slightly get hit on the nose, letting you escape. I was taught this by my cousin who learns martial arts.

I went to university in a fairly safe suburban neighborhood and I still occasionally had girls ask me to walk them home at night. The first time this happened I was like, "Sure, I guess, but this is a pretty chill neighborhood." To which the response from every girl in earshot was, "You're a guy, you wouldn't understand"

*people are like “protect your daughters!” When it should be like “teach your son manners!”*

More tips: •Being oblivious to your surroundings can get you into a dangerous situation. Don't be on your phone 24/7 in a public place! •If you believe that someone is following you, watching you, or is just making you genuinely uncomfortable, don't be afraid to act psychotic. Chances are, if you start acting crazy, they'll probably not want anything to do with you. •If you're in a new setting (such as visiting a different state alone for the first time, or traveling alone, or just staying somewhere such as a hotel alone), if someone asks "is it just you visiting", "are you new here", or any question related to being new or alone to an area, say no. Say your friends/family are meeting you there, and that you're not new to the area. What seems like small talk could lead to something terrible. •If you're on a first date with someone that's making you a bit uncomfortable, but you have to se the bathroom and don't want to leave your drink unattended, don't be afraid to ask a waiter, waitress, or even a bartender to watch your drink.

*i love this comment section so much, I'm learning a lot from you guys and its so wholesome to see people helping each other out!*

I love how the comment section is filled with extra tips like thankyou so much ladies you're literally saving a life rn!!!!

I had such a scary experience the other day... I went into a small phone repair store with my mom because she had dropped her phone and she had to get her screen replaced, while we were waiting in the store, I caught one of the employees first taking pictures of my face, and then of my body, at first I didn't want to say anything because I didn't know what would happen if I did, but I decided to tell my mom, she then asked the guy if he was taking pictures of me and asked to see his phone, but he deleted everything before he let her check... But even though he deleted everything, we still contacted the police and child protective services, the guy got fired, and they will be deporting him next week (he flew over from India and he lives here illegally, because he hasn't signed any papers or anything) please be careful out there and don't be afraid to use your voice❤️

As a girl who lives in a pretty bad part of town, I also have a tip that has saved me countless of times at night: street lamps are your closest friends. Sometimes, you might be a bit scared to check behind your back. Don't worry about it. If you still need to check, look at the shadows. If you see any shadow other than yours, enter any type of store. Some staff might be willing to help you. Look specifically for other women. Another thing that helps with this situation, but during the day, is sunglasses. If you feel like you're being followed, pretend to wipe/clean your sunglasses and then lift them up. In the reflection, you can see if you're being followed. If someone is behind you, they'll think you're just checking to see if the smudge came off.

My mom was so scared for my safety that she put me in karate since I was 5 and now I'm a black belt so my friends literally always tell me that they feel safer when I'm with all of them

For the boyfriend's apartment thing, I'd actually recommend saying it's your Dad's place. Someone will more likely be intimidated by your father than your boyfriend. As far as everything else, I absolutely agree!!! Stay safe ladies! ☺️💕

I always remind myself to yell “fire” because more people are likely to run over and help. I also always walk with my keys between my knucles, even if I’m feeling like it’s a safe neighborhood. Bad guys can wander into a good neighborhood.

it's such a sad thing that people can't even go out at night without the fear that something or someone will harm them. i genuinely hope that the people who did experience such terrifying acts are safe and okay

The fact that young girls need to hear this makes me very sad.

Thank you for these! Im in my second year of middle school, (last year was virtual) and am supposed to walk to school now, I’ve been looking for safety tips just in case!

Girls walking alone tend to look down or pretend to be on their phone to avoid eye contact. Don't do that! Lift your head up! Look around, make eye contact with if you have to, it's better to know EXACTLY what is happening in your immediate vicinity than to try and be as unobtrusive as possible

Thank you for these, I’m 13 and I have had some traumatizing experiences

As a guy, here are two: Don’t think that because you took a lesson of some self-defense class or watched a RU-vid tutorial that you’ll somehow be able to miraculously defeat some dude who is attacking you. The last thing you need is the delusion that you can take a fight or adequately defend yourself when you actually can’t. If possible, try not to keep your personal defense item (whistle, spray, firearm, etc) in your purse. If someone snatches your purse, you don’t have access to your defense item, and even worse, they now have access to it instead. Stay safe.

the way she talks to us makes me think she’s my older cousin/sister/mom or smthn- it’s so sweet 🥺💕

As a male who was raped as a kid while walking home from school twice, I feel as though you should make it clear that this isn’t something that just girls should worry about. This is a problem that everyone can experience, not just girls.

One key thing that is always served me well. No matter where you are, no matter if you're lost always, ALWAYS look like you know exactly where you're going. Don't look like a victim that can be preyed upon.

With the “boyfriend’s apartment” one, I’ve used that multiple times and many times the driver or whoever has straight up told me “well if we kiss/hook up before you get there he’ll never know”, that’s when I get out at the next stop sign or light.

Her: Ubers are more safe than walking home alone! Killer Uber driver: well yes but actually no

Fun fact, not only for young girls! As a boy (who loves to wear feminine clothing) these safety tips have saved me many times (◕‿◕)♡

As a girl I feel extremely sad and terrified that in modern day society we need safety tips like these just to be safe from creeps amd strangers and it's so unfair...:(

She is going to be such a good mom 😭✋🏻❤️ Ty for the likes!!

Also- if a girl (or guy) walks up to you and starts talking like they know you, play along! They might be in danger!

Here is a tip from a 15 year old when i have to walk 20 mins to reach home at night: -Try to walk pass ANY SHOP you can find, try to stay in the light and not in dark areas. Street lights are your friend, but not as much as lights from shops. - Walk with confidence. Do NOT show that you are scared or anxious, it shows. -If someone touches you on the shoulder, especially in public, shout at them show your anger, that will get people's attention. - If they try and call you, ignore, simple ignore them. Never look back. - If you feel like you are being stalked, enter the nearest building you can find. It DOESNOT matter what it is, just enter, tell someone about it, call someone, preferably family members. -Always keep your phone on you.

The best one I have from personal experience: make yourself be more trouble than you are worth. Fight, kick, bite. Whatever you do, fight back. Often times they are looking for an easy grab. Fighting back will likely save your life even if you don’t actually do that much damage

Here’s a tip: if anyone grabs your or anything press ur finger hard on their neck, they wouldn’t be able to breath that much and it would also hurt them/cause pain.

Controversial: 1. Carry a weapon (e.g. mace, pepper spray, knife, gun if allowed). 2. I know it can be used against you, but that's why #2 is regularly train with your weapon(s). For example, gun handling and safety classes.

I’m an 11 year old girl that walks home and I’m so grateful that there’s good people in the world like her💖

I also have one, never say “is this my Uber” instead say “who are you waiting for?” Trust me

As a trans guy it really helped me. It shouldn't be "protect girls" it should be "teach children to respect 👏EV👏ERY👏ONE👏"

Another tip to add to the list: The ears are very fragile! Since they're made of cartilage and thin bones, if you are forced into a struggle, grab your attacker's ear and DROP YOUR WHOLE BODY TO THE GROUND as hard as you can. This can easily tear the ear from the head.

my dads safety advice for me and my sister was "go for the knees and once they're down make sure they stay there" lmao

I'm a guy and I follow these too lol. I never bring anyone to my home until I get to know them. My personal protection is a gun, but I was in the Army for 10 years and know how to handle and use it. Always avoid dark areas at night, have access to a phone and the number 1 thing for me is always always always be aware of whats going on around you. With the walking thing I would say don't be walking alone late at night, especially in an area you aren't familiar with. Great video.

What I do 😭 1: Self defense 2: Self Defense is all I Need

My neighborhood has a lot of creepy people and here’s a few things I learned over the years; 1) Walk confidently. Even when you have no idea where you’re going, walk like you do until you find a safe place (preferably a store) and then check your phone for guidance. This helped me navigate in cities while traveling alone 2) Try to carry something that could be used as a weapon in an emergency: an umbrella, keys, even a full water bottle will do. 3) In case you’re driving, keep the car lights off until the doors are locked and your car is ignited 4) even if you’re in a hurry, if you have to choose between a longer but safer way, and a shorter but more dangerous path, always choose the safest option

Spencer's like a big sister that gives tips to get you ready for life❤️

Also - teach your sons as soon as possible about consent, respect and personal boundaries. It's important for future men to be better. ***So.. a lot of people jumping on my comment saying I'm "targeting men", I'm literally responding to a video about how women often have to take extra precautions in order to keep themselves safe (statistically, from men more than other women). My original comment wasn't a "dig" at men, it was an observation on how we can and should help future men to be better to others _and_ to themselves. Chill.***

I wish they had a feature on the Uber app where you could request a female driver. I feel like that would makes me a lot more relaxed to be in an Uber with a women driver.

It's awful that girls need to hear this and need to know how to protect themselves because they should be safe but unfortunately there are bad people who don't agree with that so It's great that we have people like her who can help them know what to do/ how to avoid certain situations.

For the boys: please avoid walking behind girls/women for a long period of time at night. If you notice that you’ve been walking behind somebody for a few minutes maybe just chill at the sidewalk for 2 or 3 minutes Edit: I just want to clarify, that I’m not telling anyone what to do. I just wanted to give other men who are willing to make small sacrifices for other people another way of doing that. Maybe my wording “please avoid[…]” was a bit wrong… sorry about that

Actual safety tips for any girls that feel they need them. Act assertive and a little aggressive. If they grab you headbutt the nose, stomp toes or hit the balls. All are high pain inducing causing them to let go. If you act scared, you look like prey. Remember you don’t need to be scared if you’re the toughest chick you can be.

My mom won’t let me have self defense weapons or be aggressive she tells me just to ignore it

I was planning to go out tommorow in a cosplay, knowing that there are alot of dudes that are.."into cosplay" this really helped me thanks!

When she said “where is your phone” I looked around for it the remembered it was in my hand 😭

Here’s some of mine. 1. Make a necklace with a whistle on it. That way it’s easily accessible, and guys can’t see it from the back. 2. Wear strong shoes. Doc Marten boots/shoes are my personal favorite. You can run, but since they are also steel toed, if a man tries to grab you just kick him in the balls, it will hurt. 3. If it’s a sunny day, or you’re just able to see your shadow, look at it. Others shadows will come up to, and you can potentially see if someone is behind you or running up to you so if you don’t know them you have somewhat of a head start. 4. If possible, join the band. Like seriously. And get a trombone. These things are big, potential weapon cases, weigh you down so you’re harder to carry, plus you’re in a band and it’s fun to play. 5. If the unfortunate thing happens, and you know you’re about to get kidnapped, call 911. If you cannot talk, hide your phone anywhere possible no matter what. This will ping your local cell towers, making it easy to locate you.

as a 14 year old girl, i was followed with two of my friends who were also 14. this guy was probably in his 50s. he turned around after we got on my high school campus, and idek why he was there in the first place. people are so fucking creepy

I'm a female living in the Netherlands and in our culture it's normal to have a bicycle. When I'm going out I cycle and it makes me feel so safe. Most sa's happen by people we know and often times trust. So at night I feel safer cycling alone. Also with a bike you're faster, you're home quicker and you can "outrun" your enemy quicker. I absolutely love this part of our culture because it makes me feel safe at night

also: try to learn how to do one good front kick / weak spots to hit someone in case of emergency. Diaphragm is right under ribcage, and that can knock the wind out of someone really easily.

I think that every situation is different and you can never be 100% prepared but the important thing is trying to make the best decision for you in that moment, my tips are : 1) Don't let people memorize your routine, always change it, if you are in school or you work don't always leave your house the same time and change road and sometimes take the bus, train, uber like don't be predictable. 2) avoid walking alone at night as much as you can, you see a group of people walking walk with them. 3) try to park close to where you are hanging out, the closer the safer and don't offer no ride to stranger even if they make you feel awkward, bcs most of the times girls don't say no bcs they are afraid of embarrassment or hurting that person's feelings, 4) don't be afraid to make a scene and if you can run just run don't look back cause you have the advantage that person doesn't know where you are running to, you can make a turn at anytime 5) my final tip is trust your gut believe me we feel it but most of the time we ignore it so be paranoid and safe better than act proper and be in hell, stay safe out there and also this happen to men too so everyone be safe out there

Even as a man I do many of these things. I am constantly aware of my surroundings and always ready to defend myself. People are jerks. Do everything in your power to be prepared for the worst.

If someone tries to abduct you don’t be afraid to fight back, act crazy, scream it will attract peoples attention. Also use your elbow it’s the strongest part of your body.

If you have to walk home or to school work the bus station try and take a different route every day. Don't take the same route you took to get there when you go back. Even If it's a block or so longer it's worth it. I've had guys noticed when I got off the bus and the streets I take and wait for me. Also men if you see a girl walking and it's like not in the middle of nowhere don't stop and ask if they need a ride. Chances are they're not going far and it will scare them more than make them feel okay. Always carry something in your hands that you can use as a weapon. Like keys or even your phone. Better to have a smashed phone than be hurt. Walk confidently. Don't look down don't be on your phone. Take good strong strides and try not to come off as meek. Don't take shortcuts if they're on less busy roads or alleys. Stay on the main roads and where there's traffic and people. It's okay to say no to someone who needs to use your phone or whatever if you're on an empty street. Try not to stop for anyone or anything just say no and keep going. Remember your life is more important than coming off as a bitch or being embarrassed. I've did things that could have put me in danger because I didn't want to be rude. But it's better to be rude. If anyone man or woman pulls up in a car and asks you to come over instead of just talking to you where you are do not go to them. Stay away and answer their directions question or if they need a lighter or phone make them come to you away from their car. There's been several people who have went to my kids bus stop and tried to get them to come over to answer a question and thank God they said no. Talking on the phone can help but don't make it to where you are distracted. Don't ever be distracted always be aware of your surroundings. If you smoke try not to light if someone is near by do not give them a reason to ask for a smoke or a lighter. If you listen to music while walking only have one earphone in and have the music turned down so you can still hear if someone comes up on you. Try to avoid buildings on streets that have enclosures or doorways that go into the building a bit so someone can't jump out and startle you. Know your route. Know what street goes where what businesses are open and you can run to if needed. Know how close the police station is. Know your maps so if you need to go a different route you won't get lost. Act like you know where you are even if you don't. Be loud af if someone is following you.

“Protect your daughters” no, teach your sons

I once went grocery shopping at night. Parking lot was empty except myself and another van that was parked far but when I finished my shopping and came outside, I saw the van next to my car on the driver's side. As I walked towards my car, I quickly got in my car through the passenger's side, locked all the doors right away. I climbed into the drivers side and looked to my left where the van was parked and saw two men in the van looking at me. Then I put my keys in the ignition and then drove away. I live in the States in a fairly low key suburb and those two men probably thought I was really strange for entering my car through the wrong door, but it's okay because I'll never see them again and I'm safe.

These tips except for the first one applies to literally all youngsters(for a lack of better term). I hope one day we could live in a world where our parents don't have to worry about us (Especially daughters) being out of home late. Where we can live without the fear of being attacked or kidnaped, but right now that is not the reality. So please keep your heads up

It's actually depressing to see girls have to actually take care of their safety and are worried about it. Would u really hurt a fellow human? I mean I don't understand why people do it Edit: Morons In the reply section think I mean "I dont understand why people take care of their safety, My meaning was WHY PEOPLE DO IT(DO IT AS IN DO CRIMES AND HURT WOMEN) Total shitbags

Your honesty like a big sister like giving advice to strangers on the Internet yes 🙌

I live in Korea and whenever I’m alone shopping or eating sitting down guys always come up to me and try things with me but then I stand up and the fear and regret in their eyes as they apologize and walk away from me lol I wish I you could see it. My face does look like a baby but I’m 6’4” and it’s an interesting combination to have in Korea

if someone says “ur mum (or anyone) said for me to me pick u up” just said ur mum is dead - If they say “ wanna see my cat/dog?” Just say ur allergic

I think your other tips are good but one has a bit of a flaw. Even though it can be dangerous to walk home alone at night, it can still be dangerous to get in a Uber, with a person you don’t know, alone. They could be a kidnapper or murderer even if they also might just be a normal Uber driver

I will literally *never* go out alone at night. My friend's mum once suggested to me that I walk home since my house was just around the corner.. it was 9pm and pitch black outside, my phone was dead. I had to convince these parents (that I barely ever interact with) and argue over it to get them to call my dad to pick me up

Another good one to use if someone’s asking where your going or following you just say your going to see your dad who just recently got out of 5 years in jail! Or a simple one is a family reunion no one wants to try something when your entire family is there and we all have at least a few crazy aunts or uncles!

I feel really bad that you guys have to think about these kinds of things. I wish we could live in A world where we didn’t need it.

Tip: It’s not always a good idea to say it’s your boyfriends house. If they show interest in you, it could cause them to get mad that you are in a relationship with someone else. Say that it’s your dads house. Trust me, most of em will run away as quick as they can. If not, have your dads number on the ready incase you need him to come outside. If you don’t have a dad, your best bet is to call someone close by. Like say you uncle lives 5 mins away. Call him.

when i have kids when i’m older, no matter their gender, i WILL teach them to respect everybody and give help whenever needed.

It’s so sad that we actually need to know and be aware of these things

If someone is following you, turn around and walk back where there are a lot of people before you call for help. If you’re not sure, tell strangers around you that you are uncomfortable. It’s always good to let others know

One thing that I love about my family is that my mum will pick me up in ANY situation even if it is something I will get in trouble for she will still pick me up. Even if it’s 2 in the morning she will pick me up no matter what.

This girl needs more respect

Actually in Singapore where I live, it's super safe and lesser to worry about these things happening. But I rlly appreciate those tips! Ty

Well I've found out that cuz I act quite paranoid (I'm literally unable to walk around normally, I stare down everything) people avoid me. I also mutter and ramble, also avoided. Most people don't want to mess with someone who looks crazy and could be more of a threat, you aren't what they want no more, be crazy. For reference I live in the UK.

I've long thought there should be a "one click" function on phones that takes a picture and sends it instantly to a designated phone or email. No more looking at the phone and fiddling with it and sending. Everything in one click. It would be very helpful to women if guys instantly knew they had been one clicked-maybe because a certain color light appears on the phone or something. Destroying the phone would be futile; the image will have been sent. This function could ward off bad intentioned men but not frighten the good ones.

it’s so sad we actually fucking need these to survive

“Wether that is a whistle or pepper spray” Me: *grabs both of my knives* what about this

GIRLS HEAR ME OUT So you know that L’Oréal root cover up thingy that everyone is using for fake freckles? USE THAT INSTEAD OF PEPPER SPRAY. It’s actually very cold too so you can possibly blind an attacker and freeze their eyeballs at the same time 😌

Another tip: The Firm Neck Hand (this is just what I do and call specially living in a not so good slums of 3rd world country, knowing you could be stabbed anywhere) When walking, make sure that your hands are ALWAYS FIRM. Always think that you'll be entering a fight. This way people has low chance of targeting you. If they stared at you, stare them back and then make them see your firm hand and them as if your going to choke them or break their necks (I assume you know hand gesture when choking somebody, do that gesture). IF you got attacked, AIM for Eyes and Ears. Don't do the balls or nuts, it's predictable and very amature, Don't do the SCAM defense 🤦 that you see on tiktok or some random guy on the internet. Also having just a pen, will help you, (I believe you don't need such thing as pepper spray, but you do you) the tip of pens are really gonna make damage to the enemy WITHOUT having suspected unlike blades or pepper spray that just takes up space of you bag. Sorry if my english is bad, its not my first language.

spencer has honestly given me so much confidence in my self its amazing

If you feel like someone might be following you and you approach a crosswalk or smt like that, look like you are going forward, suddenly stop, check your purse/tie your shoes or check your time. Watch where the person goes and go away. If they walk a bit forward and stop, they might be waiting for where you go, so speed up or call someone. This works the best if you are going away from a crowd, ad in, the place you are approaching is away from people. It worked wonders for me many times, but remember, this only works if you are somewhere near people/light and you have to get to some side-street that isnt a main.

Thank you im 11 so i'll remember this when im older

As men, we rarely even understand how stressful it is for women to even live, especially big men (I am 6’3 and over 250 pounds so… yeah). I couldn’t even fathom how it must feel to be in CONSTANT danger and having, for something as basic as personal safety, to look at my surroundings all the time

So off topic but you’re so pretty ❤❤😊😊

A not so cheesy safety tip: carry an extra bright flash light with you at night. It's much safer for you to simply blind someone approaching you, flee and possibly repeat than to try stunts with stuff like pepper spray, close combat tools / techniques or whisteling for help which could go extremely wrong and highly likely will in the situation of crossing ways with a dedicated attacker.

Another tip: If walking alone at night is unavoidable, video call a trustworthy friend. Talk to them while you walk (casually mention where you are and update them about your location every few minutes) and always lift the phone in a way that they can also see what's behind you. This is to 1) Let the stalker know that there is another party present so they would feel more hesitant to act up, 2) Comfort yourself and be less nervous so that you can react quickly when something happens, 3) Be able to identify/recognize the suspicious party without having to look back, 4) Make sure that someone can call the authorities right away, 5) Ensure that there is a witness in case you are planning to make charges. P.S. It's better if you and your friends can make plans on what signals to use, etc. Also, taking screenshots/recording the call is a must.

This advice literally saved my life. I'm not going to go into details but thank you. This is very sweet of you but, it's honestly sad that videos like this have to be posted, that girls are objectified and a man thinks he can just take us. It's honestly horrible that women have to have rules, tips and self defense. It doesn't look like it but I hope for a day where women can go out at night and don't have to be terrified, don't have to have their lives at risk.