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Chinmayi Tweets About A Shocking Incident
By: Tupaki Desk | 12 March 2018 12:02 PM GMT
Celebrities can't escape from sexual abuse.. in fact, they come across such incidents more than common people. Singer and popular dubbing artist Chinmayi Sripada is known for her no-nonsense talk. She has recently shared a bitter experience through Twitter. She asked all the others to open up about this kind of abuses.
In a series of Tweets, she shared about the incident and expressed her opinions.
"After almost aeons, I got groped at an event yesterday. I happened to share this story on Instagram and what shocked me is how many men and women have been molested as children (teachers, brothers, co-passengers, uncles, grandparents and even women)"
"Most common places - Their own home, public transport, places of worship, educational institutions. Most girls and boys haven"t mustered the strength to share it with their family and friends coz no one would believe it. Even if girls have a chance of being heard, men have NONE."
"Men are shamed if they share an account of sexual assault/molestation during childhood. Women who gathered the courage to share have been blamed 'she enjoyed it'. Imagine grown adults accusing a child of enjoying sexual assault. And other seemingly sane adults believing it."
"Not to mention - women shaming other women who have been molested/harassed. And commenting on 'you dress/look like that you are asking for it' I think women need to be trained first on victim blaming and shaming."
"Girls are afraid of telling their parents that they'll be made to stay at home and would be stopped from going to work/study. I believed things changed based on my own circle of fantastic men and women. Not so, clearly."
"Please - stop shaming the victims, their lipstick, hair, skin colour, clothes, attitude, talent, intelligence, whatever. Boys are at an equal risk of sexual abuse. Many are traumatised for life. Please understand they need the support as well. Don't shame. Thank you."
In a series of Tweets, she shared about the incident and expressed her opinions.
"After almost aeons, I got groped at an event yesterday. I happened to share this story on Instagram and what shocked me is how many men and women have been molested as children (teachers, brothers, co-passengers, uncles, grandparents and even women)"
"Most common places - Their own home, public transport, places of worship, educational institutions. Most girls and boys haven"t mustered the strength to share it with their family and friends coz no one would believe it. Even if girls have a chance of being heard, men have NONE."
"Men are shamed if they share an account of sexual assault/molestation during childhood. Women who gathered the courage to share have been blamed 'she enjoyed it'. Imagine grown adults accusing a child of enjoying sexual assault. And other seemingly sane adults believing it."
"Not to mention - women shaming other women who have been molested/harassed. And commenting on 'you dress/look like that you are asking for it' I think women need to be trained first on victim blaming and shaming."
"Girls are afraid of telling their parents that they'll be made to stay at home and would be stopped from going to work/study. I believed things changed based on my own circle of fantastic men and women. Not so, clearly."
"Please - stop shaming the victims, their lipstick, hair, skin colour, clothes, attitude, talent, intelligence, whatever. Boys are at an equal risk of sexual abuse. Many are traumatised for life. Please understand they need the support as well. Don't shame. Thank you."
