Pakistani man gets sexually harassed by girls in Karachi, blogs about the ordeal

[Hamartia Antidote]

i need a map of tariq rd so i can go for a walk and if i am lucky i be too writing blog very soon.

Lol! I think that street is going to get a lot more crowded. Maybe some shrewd shopkeepers formulated an awesome advertisement idea.

 

[RangeMaster]

O my God.Such a poor guy.He should have let these women harassing him.

 

[I S I]

Gay i sense in him.

 

[qamar1990]

by Dawood Rehman | Published on June 4, 2016

KARACHI (Web Desk) – A young man says he was molested by a group of women in public on Tariq Road, one of the leading shopping areas in Karachi.

Saad Ilamdin, a social media blogger, shares his story with everyone to make people aware of the fact that women are not the sole victims of harassment in any country or society.
“Men get targeted too,” Saad wrote on Parhlo.com.
“No one believes men. They get mocked and ridiculed beyond measure. No one considers it a serious enough issue.
“Yet, I’m stating my story so people are aware that their young male kids need as much protection as females,” he added.

According to Saad, he was at Tariq Road on Sunday after work, looking for few things to buy. “You all know how crowded Tariq Road becomes after 6 pm, especially during Eid season. I was wandering around looking at shops when I saw a group of females approaching.”
Saad describes walking along the packed sidewalk, and encountering a group of girls.

“I moved to the side and stood still, out of respect so that the group could pass by. But unfortunately, one of the females moved her hand along my waist line!”
Saad goes on to say that one of women in the group also “groped him hard” and “walked away laughing”.
He describes being rattled by the incident. “I felt an immense amount of disgust and repulsion which made me leave the place immediately,” he wrote.
Later on Sunday, he took the issue to social media and posted a tweet about what happened to him.
However, his post was not received well by all quarters. While many Twitter users condemned the incident, others didn’t take him very seriously, calling him a “lucky lad”.

Whatever people on Twitter think about him, Saad also has a message. He says he wants people to know that sexual harassment is a common problem, and that being male or female, or looking or dressing a certain way does not bring it on or justify it in any way.

He continues: “The worst part was that I couldn’t do anything at that moment….Even if I had tried to stop them, they would have put the blame on me for harassing them, due to which nearby shopkeepers and other passerby would have beaten me to pulp,” describing the stigma surrounding men in crowded places in Pakistan, which left him with no one to seek help from.

“The thing is, that the society we live in, doesn’t recognize that men can be victims as well. But when faced with such situations, they are much [more] helpless than the women,” he wrote in his article.

https://en.dailypakistan.com.pk/pakistan/pakistani-man-gets-sexually-harassed-by-girls-in-karachi/

sounds like bullshit to me.

 

[RazaGujjar]

Ignorance is bliss.

You should get out of house more often.

I take it you have been groped by females while out in public places?

 

[SMC]

Lol! I think that street is going to get a lot more crowded. Maybe some shrewd shopkeepers formulated an awesome advertisement idea.

You know, there was a woman sexually harassed in a residential neighbourhood in my city this week. I see a lot more women buying or renting houses in that neighbourhood very soon.

Gay i sense in him.

Yes, he was quite lucky, wasn't he? I mean, all the women that get sexually harassed and don't like it must be lesbians as well.

I take it you have been groped by females while out in public places?

Are you trying to make a point that's relevant?

sounds like bullshit to me.

Why is it bullshit?

 

[AUz]

What does it mean to be a man? Does it mean to take whatever sh*t women throw at you quietly and not complain about it?

It means to not cry like a little b!tch on small things.

Men shouldn't take shit from women at all---but they shouldn't cry on small things as well.

His post is relevant in that very people take the problem seriously. As demonstrated by your own reply and other replies so far.

He is not supposed to be taken seriously. Oh a girl pinched me the wrong way...and I am gonna write about it. Like what the f*ck? We got no time for this shit..

Toughen up, ladies.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

It means to not cry like a little b!tch on small things.

Men shouldn't take shit from women at all---but they shouldn't cry on small things as well.


He is not supposed to be taken seriously. Oh a girl pinched me the wrong way...and I am gonna write about it. Like what the f*ck? We got no time for this shit..

Toughen up, ladies.

This white girl slapped my *** at work once and I swear on my momma I was gonna swing on that bitch. I don't play that shit.

 

[SMC]

It means to not cry like a little b!tch on small things.

Men shouldn't take shit from women at all---but they shouldn't cry on small things as well.



He is not supposed to be taken seriously. Oh a girl pinched me the wrong way...and I am gonna write about it. Like what the f*ck? We got no time for this shit..

Toughen up, ladies.

Why are you wasting your time here? This is clearly an issue that needs to be addressed. Same standards should exist for men and women. If men shouldn't cry about this then neither should women. It gives women complete license to act like victims over the smallest things while men must "suck it up". So if you think this a non-issue you should just leave it as is.

The OP is trying to show the problem that society refuses to admit, that is men being victim of crime by women. This is just one example but there are millions of such examples literally.

If men take the problem into their own hands then they get f*cked over by society and cops. If they take the more civil approach then they get f*cked over by society for complaining. The problem needs to be a raised and as a society people need to figure out what is the appropriate solution for this.

This white girl slapped my *** at work once and I swear on my momma I was gonna swing on that bitch. I don't play that shit.

And you might have got fired. The correct solution is to report it to HR.

 

[I S I]

Yes, he was quite lucky, wasn't he? I mean, all the women that get sexually harassed and don't like it must be lesbians as well.

Hey, it's not like this guy got gangbanged by those group of girls with a big dildo.

This white girl slapped my *** at work once and I swear on my momma I was gonna swing on that bitch. I don't play that shit.

Can you please elaborate for my science project.

 

[SMC]

Hey, it's not like this guy got gangbanged by those group of girls with a big dildo.

Why does it have to get that bad for him to complain about it?

 

[lastofthepatriots]

Hey, it's not like this guy got gangbanged by those group of girls with a big dildo.


Can you please elaborate for my science project.

Avdi shalwar nevi kar. Paraunda main tinu science.

 

[I S I]

Why does it have to get that bad for him to complain about it?

He's complaining because he's still a virgin or a Gayyyyyyy probably.

Avdi shalwar nevi kar. Paraunda main tinu science.

You probably don't have anything there. That's why out of curiosity the girl in your office tried to check the empty space.

 

[SMC]

He's complaining because he's still a virgin or a Gayyyyyyy probably.

Right. I assume same's the case for girls that complain about sexual harassment.

 

[Finer]

It is weird that the fantasy of concept is now acting out in real life. Everything that is happening in real life is the result of the fantasy promoted as entertainment for the people to utilize the outlet years ago.

That being said, majority would be pleased while minority will be affected mentally and physically. Unfortunately, this harassment can be easily forgotten due to the odds against them.