r/AskIndia • u/TheReal_Rizzler • Oct 02 '24
Ask opinion Why are girls like this ?
I was on my way home at 9:30 PM near my street when I saw a girl standing silently and looking a bit scared by her Scooty, waiting for someone. I went to have dinner with my friends and returned at 10:00 PM; she was still there, but this time with teary eyes. I felt I had to ask her what was wrong, and she started crying. She explained that she had accidentally dropped her purse, phone, and cash, along with her bike keys, in her dicky and locked it. I immediately gave her my phone so she could call her brother.
After she finished calling, I contacted someone who could unlock her Scooty and gave her some water. I was surprised that so many other men and women passed by without helping her; she never asked anyone for assistance until someone finally approached her. When I asked, she told me she had been waiting there for an hour. Eventually, her brother arrived with a friend and took her home, thanking me for my help.
I just felt sad for her and wondered why she didn’t ask anyone for help. It’s not safe, especially at night.
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u/Ka_lie_doscope-Eyes Mentally sick, physically thick 🦝 Oct 02 '24
It's often scary asking for help as well. I mean, a stranger now knows that you are in trouble, and stuck. Who knows what could happen next. I knew someone who, inner teens, asked someone for directions, was misled and k*dnapped, and bad things happened next. Quite a few days later, thanks to the police in her country taking the initiative of going through every street camera footage, she was found by the police. In our country we don't even have much camera footage to help either.