I just read the following sentence: “I got up and then it turned out that I was taller than he was shocked and sat down two spots away from me. From that place, he continued screaming at me, that I asked for it when I went down the street like that and things like that” in a piece written on WOMAN by Daphne van Rossum in the section “stories behind the news”. And then I get angry when I read something like that. When are men going to understand that they can only use their hands to touch a woman or a girl after the question, “Can I touch you” If you haven't asked this question, it is an absolute NO GO. And if you get a “NO” on this question, you put your hands in your pocket, but you stay away from women and girls.

“At the police, Yvette got a cold shower again: “The person who took the report didn't seem so capable to me, he called me “Darling” and didn't look at me for the first five minutes. He didn't seem to know what to do with the case and called the vice police in front of me” Of course, this is absolutely not possible. If I were Yvette, I would also file a complaint about this, this gentleman still has something to learn about manners. " Because I was only touched by my legs and arms , he said he couldn't take a report and that he could only make a mutation. In the end, it has become an insult declaration”. you don't believe this either! Someone comes into your private sphere, unsolicited, and women and girls have to find normal? What the hell do we live in?

From which point “it's serious” enough to do something with it? In a violent sexual assault. and how violent must be violent? Do you need to be completely beaten up first? Have bleeding wounds and torn clothes? Or is it really serious only when there is rape? When, according to the Police, a man goes too far, crossing a border that is not allowed? In my view, that is already at a touch that takes place without permission. But apparently, as a woman, you must insulting only find if you get undesirably groped on the train by a man you don't know at all without having given permission.

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