The female tenant was invaded by the co-tenant while taking a shower. Who will guarantee the safety of sharing a girl?

Recently, a girl in Nanshan, Shenzhen, told her horror experience on the Internet, and she got a hot search for a while, which caused widespread concern.

The thing is, on the night of July 13, when the woman was taking a bath at home, she heard someone twist the bathroom door while the door was locked (the door lock of the rental platform had not been repaired), so she shouted "The bathroom is occupied", but the man still opened the door hard, put his head in and asked her why she didn't lock it. The girl quickly squatted down and shouted. But the man still lingered and stayed inside for two minutes. The girl was frightened and screamed at the top of her lungs when she lost control. Roommates are afraid of being heard before going out.

It's not over yet. After a while, knowing that the girl was still in the bathroom, the man broke in and claimed to cool his clothes. The girl shouted, can't you wait for me to wash and dry? But the man didn't go out. On the contrary, she said that the girl had a bad attitude and refused to go out. He also claimed that he had finished looking at the girl's body. The man stayed in the bathroom for at least five minutes, less than half a meter away from her, and tried to touch the woman. The woman shouted that she had just called the police, and the man didn't stop.

After the man left, the girl quickly packed up. Who knows that the man knocked on the door again, the girl had blocked the door with the washing machine, and the man failed to enter the door.

Afterwards, the girl went back to her room, trembling with fear, and the boy knocked on the door of the girl's room again, claiming to talk to the girl. In extreme fear, the girl gave feedback to the free housekeeper, and the feedback was fruitless. In this case, the girl had to call the police.

The boy refused to open the door when the police arrived. Only after the police claimed to have broken into the house did he open the door. He is rude and has a bad attitude.

We are not the victims of this incident, and we can't feel the same, but we still know the shadow this incident has brought to girls. At the same time, why do girls choose to speak bravely from the media platform, not just to alert more girls? After being arrested, the man's attitude at the police station was still bad and he had no intention of repentance. It is hard to imagine whether he will continue to rent on other platforms in the future and whether he will infringe on other girls.

Not only that, but the handling of the rental platform is also chilling. The girl was infringed, and the feedback was fruitless, so she could only call the police. I think this is also the reason for the victim's private prosecution experience. First, let them freely give themselves a solution to the victims. Secondly, through this incident, they will attract everyone's attention, thus attracting the attention of the platform and thinking more about how to ensure the safety of women in heterosexual sharing. And why didn't the apartment repair the broken door in time in this incident? Knowing the difference between men and women sharing apartments, why didn't you repair the door in time as an important isolation barrier?

In this news, I will still hear such a voice: Why do girls share a room? Why do they want a man to share the rent? They think that girls' victimization has something to do with themselves, but not everyone can find the ideal house, because of economic problems, because of the company distance, and there is a house that was originally shared by girls, but the boys moved in after the rent was withdrawn.

This theory of being victimized and guilty is like some comments in some sexual assault news. "It's not because she wears less, and the woman who comes home so late is not a good woman." But these reasons are uncontrollable. It is very likely that a girl comes home late because she gets off work late. Katherine Cambareri is a photographer from abroad. She once published a set of photos, "Well, what are you wearing?" What are you wearing? ), it is about what clothes girls wear when they are violated.

It can be seen that most of the girls who were violated were wearing normal clothes. How ignorant are these people who say the victim is guilty? We should blame the perpetrators, not the victims.

For the problem of sharing, first of all, the rental platform should ensure the privacy of every customer, especially the door should be kept normal and the anti-lock mechanism should be safe, and the feedback from customers should be handled in time. It is best to conduct background checks on the customers who are staying.

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