Hey guys, welcome back to the show. Today we're going to be talking about harassment and dating,

or rather harassment versus dating. They are not the same thing as we will get into.

But first, I would like to quickly acknowledge that when we're talking about harassment in general,

it's true that men are more likely than women to be harassed.

But when we're talking about sexual or street harassment specifically, which is the focus of this video, women are the ones who are more

likely to be targeted. And that's not to say that men can't be sexually harassed because unfortunately

sexual harassment can and does happen to both men and women but for the purposes of this

video we will be focusing on that small group of men who chooses to harass women.

Now Jamila Jamil who is an actress that you may be familiar with from her role in the good place,

recently wrote a series of tweets explaining her experiences with harassment.

She wrote that, was at the shops with my friend, man augels me.

Man then approaches me to give me his number. I explain I have a boyfriend but thank him for the offer.

Man then threatens my career saying I better remember that I rejected him and then shouts at me that I'm low class.

Now obviously that is a really crappy and

creepy thing to happen to someone and when Jamila shared that tweet a lot of

people of course were voicing their support for her but a lot of women also

began sharing similar encounters they had had with men.

When user commented that I once had something in my eye while driving and used the rearview

mirror to get it out, the guy in the car behind me thought I was winking at him and followed

me all the way home.

I was terrified I had no idea someone was following me.

And someone else added that it's gross that you had to mention that you were

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