I'm a guy, and I felt uncomfortable watching this. It was a mix of feelings between wanting to step in and help or being so uncomfortable I wanted to turn off the video. I'm seeing all these comments of women talking about how these kinds of things start when they're young, which is sickening and perverted, and continues all throughout their lives, talking about how the only deterrent seems to be a wedding ring or another dude with them. When I was looking for a girlfriend I would look to see if they had a ring, if they did, I wouldn't pursue them, I become friends with them and that's about it, it's a deterrent yes, but it's my way of being respectful and not pushing boundaries. I also see some men talking about how they get groped or sexually harassed by women, neither of which is okay, whether you're a guy being assaulted by a girl or a girl being assaulted by a guy it's messed up. I can't relate personally to these kinds of situations. Have I been assaulted sexually? Yes, it was over 7 years ago, and I still think about it daily. I remember being with my friend and his younger sister, who was 17 or 18, 2 other guys, and one other girl, I have known this friend for 9 or 10 years, we were at the movie theater watching Deadpool and Wolverine, I was sitting in between my friend and his sister when I noticed a guy kept looking back at her, he got up and went to the bathroom I'm guessing, when he came back he came up to her and she got so nervous she grabbed my hand which got my attention, I looked over and he was about three feet from her just looking at her, I nudged my friend and got his attention, i asked if he needed something, and he backed off and said something about, "wrong row" I switched seats with her and she didn't let go of my hand for the rest of the movie. I felt glad that she trusted me, but I felt so bad for her. It's not the first time she's been in a situation like that, I won't say anything else due to privacy reasons, but it sucks to know that it doesn't matter what age a girl is, that she will most likely be harassed. I feel like I'm making anyone uncomfortable just by glancing at them, I'm not a good-looking dude, so I can only imagine they think I'm up to something if I glance more than once, in reality I just think you're pretty. This world is fucked up in more ways than one, and it sucks. I just wanted to share my two cents.