Jemima Aslana
New Member
I know the feeling you describe. You surprise yourself by being quick-thinking and level-headed during the whole thing and then afterwards you start to realise exactly how many things could have gone so much worse than they did.
Some years ago I had an encounter with a wannabe rapist in a viaduct on my way home from the town. 'Twas night and I was slightly tipsy, thankfully I was clear-headed enough to knee him where it hurts the most when he tried to grab me, and then I ran. Wasn't until later I realised how stupid I'd been to not just get out of there before anything happened at all - he could have been quicker than me and have avoided my knee and whatnot...
I'm so grateful I've taken self-defense classes - 'tis highly recommended to all you girls/women out there, it's a nice thing to have in your backpack.
Some years ago I had an encounter with a wannabe rapist in a viaduct on my way home from the town. 'Twas night and I was slightly tipsy, thankfully I was clear-headed enough to knee him where it hurts the most when he tried to grab me, and then I ran. Wasn't until later I realised how stupid I'd been to not just get out of there before anything happened at all - he could have been quicker than me and have avoided my knee and whatnot...
I'm so grateful I've taken self-defense classes - 'tis highly recommended to all you girls/women out there, it's a nice thing to have in your backpack.