Social media has changed the dynamics in the system today, where people are voicing their concerns and sharing their heart-wrenching stories, the moment a hashtag trends or when the world begins to start talking about it.
Recently #MeToo was the trend which created an uproar on social media and millions of people globally shared their stories about harassment and sexual abuse. Many television and Bollywood celebrities from the Indian entertainment fraternity shared their views. One more story, from the same family, has come forward today, which is bound to give you chills.
Munmun Dutta, the lady who portrays the character of Babita in SAB TV’s Taarak Mehta Ka Oolta Chashma, shared her story by saying that she too was sexually abused as a child. Munmun took to Instagram to share her views about the same, by telling the world about the abuse. As per mentioned in the reports, Munmum was scared and affected with many men who she respected.
…Writing something like this brings me to tears reliving those memories as a little girl when I was scared of the neighborhood uncle and his prying eyes who at any given opportunity would grope me and threaten me not to speak about this to anyone. OR my much older cousins who would eye me differently than their own daughters. OR the man who saw me at the hospital when I was born and 13 years later he thought it's appropriate for him to touch my body because I was a growing teenager and my body had changed my tuition teacher who had his hands in my underpants OR this another teacher, whom I tied Rakhi to, would scold the female students in the class by pulling their bra straps and slapping on their breasts OR that man in the train station who gropes U.Why ??
On the same day, Mallika Dua and others shared a story about her childhood when she was sexually abused.
Such stories definitely make you question the society we live in. In an era, where we are now able to voice an opinion and stand up for our rights, all we can hope and strive is to bring a change for a better tomorrow. Let anything like this or even mildly close to this never happen to anyone ever!
Here’s the Instagram post shared by Munmum Dutta
https://www.instagram.com/p/BaqLF2Qnlkz/" style=" color:#000; font-family:Arial,sans-serif; font-size:14px; font-style:normal; font-weight:normal; line-height:17px; text-decoration:none; word-wrap:break-word;" target="_blank">#MeToo ...... Yes .... #Metoo ..... Sharing a post like this and joining the global awareness on sexual assaults on women all over the world and showing solidarity to each and every woman who sailed on the same boat , shows the magnitude of the problem. M surprised that some 'good ' men are shocked to see the number of women who have come out and shared their #metoo experiences. NO DON'T BE. This is happening in your own backyard, in your own house, with your own sister, daughter , mother, wife or even your maid ... Gain their trusts and ask them. You will be surprised at their answers.. You will be surprised with their stories.. Writing something like this brings me to tears reliving those memories as a little girl when I was scared of the neighbourhood uncle and his prying eyes who at any given opportunity would grope me and threaten me not to speak about this to anyone ..... OR my much older cousins who would eye me differently than their own daughters .... OR the man who saw me at the hospital when I was born and 13 years later he thought it's appropriate for him to touch my body because I was a growing teenager and my body had changed.... OR my tuition teacher who had his hands in my underpants ....... OR this another teacher , whom I tied Rakhi to, would scold the female students in the class by pulling their bra straps and slapping on their breasts .... . OR that man in the train station who gropes U ... Why ?? Because you're too young and scared to speak up. So scared that you can feel your stomach getting twisted inside and throat getting choked up ... you don't know how are you going to explain it to your parents or you're too shy to utter a word to anyone .... And then you start developing that deep rooted hatred towards men ... Because you know they're the culprit who made you feel this way.. That disgusting, twisted feeling inside which takes years to overcome .... M happy to be another voice joining this movement and make people realise that I was not spared either. But TODAY I will rip apart any man who even remotely tries anything on me. I AM PROUD OF WHO I AM ..
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