Believe it or not, living in Pakistan can be a mere hurdle for a girl. Some of you may disagree to this, but hey, that’s just a sad reality for a few of those who have experienced some major mishaps in life and are still traumatized.

In Pakistan, more than 80% of women face sexual harassment on a daily basis. Today, it has indeed become one of the most common issues of our society. In most incidents, the perpetrator usually takes advantage of the situation because of the victim’s vulnerability. And, if you’re a woman living in Pakistan, then it is a societal norm to stay quiet, no matter what wrong has been done to you.

Here’s a story of a girl who recently traveled via Shaheen Airline from Karachi to Lahore. During her flight, she spotted a creepy guy constantly and shamelessly staring at her which, of course, would make any girl or guy, uncomfortable! She tried to give him the looks so he could stop but he didn’t. She was traveling with her dad, who was sitting across the aisle across from her, but she chose not to create an ‘on flight’ scenario.

Here’s what the girl had to share…

So I just travelled from Karachi to Lahore and the constant horror of being gawked at for consecutive 1.5 hour by this creepy psycho rapist looking men. He only looked in front for about 10 mins while he ate his food. 

I literally rolled my eyes at him so many times and gave him wtf looks and it still didn’t make him look away. Bas nae chal raha tha suna doun isay but my dad was sitting across the aisle from me and I really didn’t want him to beat the shit out of this asshole. 

I hope this reaches his mom, sister, cousin, friend, parosi anyone and they see this.

Creepy guy shamelessly staring …

Eeeeks! What in the world? Now this is creepy!! 

She had posted her story on her Facebook account so people could be aware of such things happening even during flights, but to her surprise, she was flaked to an extent where she had no other option, but to deactivate her Facebook account.

Now, who was this guy? Why was he ‘constantly’ staring at her? Did she deserve to be criticized to an extent where she had to deactivate her account? Was it okay for everyone to troll her, whereas she was just sharing her experience?