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Here's what opposite sex think about posts on sexual harassment and confessions
Updated On: 22 October, 2017 08:19 AM IST | Mumbai | Anju Maskeri
What does the opposite sex think about posts on sexual harassment and confessions from perpetrators? Friends for seven years — Sanket Sharma, Arnesh Ghose, Juie and Delnaz Divecha — discuss the issue with Anju Maskeri

What was your response when you first read the responses that were coming in for #MeToo and #SoDoneChilling?
Juie: When I learnt that people are opening up about their own assault stories, I didn't comment right away. Sometimes, I fear that there's a sudden spurt of interest in a topic and it dies equally fast. This is why I didn't post anything. While I haven't been through something as serious as assault, I was disturbed by the stories I read. In fact, one of the first posts said that instead of women, it's men who should speak up with the #metoo hashtag on the instances when they have catcalled a woman.



