බලන්න නයනී බස් එකකවත් යන්න බැරි විදියක්
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Amali Wathsala
So I was on my way home after some work I had, thought of getting the bus from the main bus stand in Panadura. Here I am minding my own business and this guy got into bus and sat next to where I was sitting. Well, usually I don't or look at people even I know them coz im too fucken bored to start a convo and continue it.
But my ටිකිරි මොළේ realized something is happening in the neighborhood seat coz literally I have eyes මගෙ ඔළු ගෙඩිය වටේටම.
Can't make direct eye contact so took my water bottle out and වතුර බොන ගමන් දැම්මා රබර් ඇහැ. Oh well, just the SOMETHING I guessed. His ඩිංඩොං was out and he was doing the usual creepy guy thing.
Oh boy!!! Now what should I do? Should scream out loud or should I scold him using my favorite සිංහල කුණුහරප vocabulary.
Then again what's the point? Every time I raised my voice in buses whenever someone misbehaves like this nobody, not a single person came and helped me. Instead they either stare at me doing nothing or not paying a single attention. So I decided to act on my own. Took my phone out and as you can see clicked some shots of him. Ya'll can see that he clearly did not expect me to take his pictures. Yes, he was shocked, I could see it. He put his ඩිංඩොං where it's supposed to be and started covering his face. Too late!!
Anyway he got off from the bus after few minutes and dissapeared.
Women face many types of harrasments in public transports daily. It is so dissapointing to see this many of desperate sick people in this so called buddhist country which has 2500 මෙව්වා එක.
Dear ladies, you should raise your voice against these harrasments. It doesn't matter nobody is there to help you or the whole crowd is laughing at you. What matters is your SAFETY.
Start saying NO! And NO means NO!!!
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Amali WathsalaSo I was on my way home after some work I had, thought of getting the bus from the main bus stand in Panadura. Here I am minding my own business and this guy got into bus and sat next to where I was sitting. Well, usually I don't or look at people even I know them coz im too fucken bored to start a convo and continue it.
But my ටිකිරි මොළේ realized something is happening in the neighborhood seat coz literally I have eyes මගෙ ඔළු ගෙඩිය වටේටම.
Can't make direct eye contact so took my water bottle out and වතුර බොන ගමන් දැම්මා රබර් ඇහැ. Oh well, just the SOMETHING I guessed. His ඩිංඩොං was out and he was doing the usual creepy guy thing.
Oh boy!!! Now what should I do? Should scream out loud or should I scold him using my favorite සිංහල කුණුහරප vocabulary.
Then again what's the point? Every time I raised my voice in buses whenever someone misbehaves like this nobody, not a single person came and helped me. Instead they either stare at me doing nothing or not paying a single attention. So I decided to act on my own. Took my phone out and as you can see clicked some shots of him. Ya'll can see that he clearly did not expect me to take his pictures. Yes, he was shocked, I could see it. He put his ඩිංඩොං where it's supposed to be and started covering his face. Too late!!
Anyway he got off from the bus after few minutes and dissapeared.
Women face many types of harrasments in public transports daily. It is so dissapointing to see this many of desperate sick people in this so called buddhist country which has 2500 මෙව්වා එක.
Dear ladies, you should raise your voice against these harrasments. It doesn't matter nobody is there to help you or the whole crowd is laughing at you. What matters is your SAFETY.
Start saying NO! And NO means NO!!!
seen eka unata passe mahiyangane wage paththaka gihilla hangenna athi.. 
