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A Healthy Psychology For Young People
“We were walking down the street when a group of seven boys catcalled us. We didn’t turn around, we ignored them. Then, one of them threw a whole bottle of water down our backs. We turned around angrily and told them they were being immature. We walked away and they threw the bottle at us again.
That’s when we realized that being a woman is hard. Even minors think they can sexualize women who are obviously way older than them for no reason. Just so their friends have a good laugh… We should teach the young and future generations that a woman is not an object. A woman should be respected as much as a man. A woman saying no does not justify insulting and throwing things at her.”
