“Got Molested By A Woman”: A Man Recalls His Experience of Being Inappropriately Touched at the Airport; Online Users React

On November 7, a guy had one of the worst experiences of his 20s when he was assaulted while boarding his aircraft. The event occurred as the guy was standing in line to board the aircraft on the aforementioned trip, which was traveling from Pune to Delhi. The guy attempted to brush aside his first confusion about what had occurred and “uncomfortable” feeling, but it was more than he realized. He told the online community about the whole episode on his social media profile, and his message quickly gained viral popularity. He went on to describe the encounter in the post’s caption, saying that he asked the lady if she wanted to talk to him earlier and got a curt “no” in return. Many people apologized to the victim for the event and voiced their outrage at the lady as soon as the clip became viral.

The Redditor “No-Performance5036” posted the article with the headline “Got molested by a woman” on Reddit.

Many people who sympathized with the guy and offered him support were incensed by the message. Many others expressed their regret to him for having to go through this. Others reprimanded individuals making jokes about the issue in the comment area. Just a few hours after it was posted, the post has garnered 495K upvotes in addition to many views.

People offered their opinions on the subject in the comment area. A user commented, “Tell that to the police and see how they will make fun of you.” Another individual said, “I’m sorry that happened to you, bhai. What a creepy woman.” People are making jokes in the comments since it’s a male who is being harassed, and when a female posts about being abused, well, “men get SA’d too,” so to speak. In any case, I apologize for making you go through that ordeal. “The fact that you’re a man doesn’t lessen the gravity of the situation,” a third party wrote. A fourth person said, “What a disgusting woman.” Another user said, “I hope no one has to face such situations. I’m sorry for you, OP.”