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Why It’s Always Me?

News of eve-teasing, attacking, outraging the modesty,
groping etc. has become common news broadcasted on channels, newspapers and
social medias and lot of hue n cry are raised against the crime, slogans are
written & everywhere there is a murmur to punish the culprit. It subsides
with time and all remains under cover.

How can one believe on judiciary when the culprits of
Nirbhaya is not given final verdict wherein the law was reformed to provide
justice in the heat of the situation? The law got amended but the scenario of
women getting insulted or molested did not deter.

What happens to victims?

The victims lives in fear, many get into depression and lifelong,
it is etched in their memory, she is not able to come out of it. Few end their
life or succumb when attacked.

Who are they?

They too are the sisters, wife or mothers of
someone.

Whom to blame…Society, parenting, schools, family?

If the occurrence happens with the family then boys are
blamed and if the same occurrence takes place with others, girls are blamed. Is
it justified?

From my point of view, all are to be blamed. Amendment of mind-set is
required for both the sex; males & females.

I have seen mothers citing an example in front of her son that the girls dressing or moving alone is the reason for spurt in crimes. While giving
instance, she is actually instilling negativity in the minds of boys, so mind
it what you are saying in front of your boys. Being a woman, she criticizes another woman then how can she expect that the boys will learn to respect
women.

It’s my request with the mothers to instil good and healthy
virtues in the minds of your son & don’t encourage gender inequality. It’s
not that each and every son will become a rapist or stalker but he may not develop
respect for his wife and daughter.

Mothers, raise your sons with good values and you will be a
proud mother when they grow into healthy individuals with positivism and it
will be a proud moment for you.

Ask your son too, where he goes, what he does? Check his
friend’s antecedents. Be friendly with your children and befriend their friends
too, this way you will know, how is his group and you can be more aware of his
movements.

Never ever ignore small mistakes of your children, punish
them then & there and warn them not to repeat in future and you too need to
be watchful of his day to-day activities. Nip the bud before it blooms into an
ugly one.
How to handle daughters?

Mothers, be friendly with your daughter and ask her to share
everything with you and for creating a bond of trust, mother, you need to take
the initiative and work on it.

Teach her about the good touch and the bad touch and help
her to differentiate between the two. Never ever hush up the matter, if any
comes to your notice. Defend her and speak out to the concerned.

Teach her to speak out if anyone tries to misbehave with her
or offend her.

Teach her self defense mechanisms to save herself.
Single rule book for the children.

Mothers, don’t make different set of rules for sons and
daughters, this causes much rift in the minds of daughters and they feel deprived
of the privileges that the boys get.


Timings to go out & return should be uniform.

Where to go and where not to venture should be same for
both.


Both should be encouraged to respect each other irrespective
of sex.
Few words for the girls.

Listen to elders. Track time when you are on an outing.
Avoid dark spots, unknown places and deserted lanes.

If you go for some celebrations or parties, inform the
venues to your parents, inform them when you reach the venue and when you
leave, so that they are informed about your movements and they can be alert if
you are late.

Never trust strangers of any age nor listen to their
advances.

Move in group of friends to the theaters, late night parties
or while taking cab drives.

If possible, ask your parent or guardian to pick up, if you
feel estranged at any place or someone is following you.

Raise alarm if someone tries to hurt or harm you and run
away to the nearest house or shop to save yourself from untoward incident.
Many girls feel offended that why should we be careful.

Dear girls, you are the best creation of God and you are the
best one to protect yourself.

This view is solely mine and I follow the tips to raise my children as I have written. This is my Mantra, What is yours?



















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12 replies on “Why It’s Always Me?”

Some very important points indeed! And it's important to tell girls to be careful and alert always. Don't expect some knight in shining armor. Learn to defend yourself is always a good mantra to follow.

yes Neha, girls need to be careful. I may sound partial but we women has to accept the fact that we are physically weak than men and mentally strong then Men n to save our modesty, we need to be careful.Knight in shining armour is filmy, real life Santas are very tough to locate.

Jyotirmoy, at my house rules are same for boys n girls both, rather strict for boys bcoz they stray easily than girls. In my writing, I ve asked for uniform rules for both gender. Further msg for girls is there bcoz I find many girls not listening to their parents n becoming rowdy n they sometimes get into awkward situations.

These are very useful tips to stay safe .Unfortunately there's more to.this social crime than that which meets the eye .Scary and upsetting .The problem is we keep on forgetting till another event shocks us .Thanks for writing with us for #MondayMommyMoments

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