Men, they move on to inappropriate advances, ranging from sending semi-nude pictures to making suggestive comments under the guise of yoga inquiries. Some even ask about if yoga can help sexual libidos and get a thrill from continuing on this topic. Some even make explicit sounds during phone calls.
Even former students, much younger than me, have made inappropriate advances, like going for a holiday as part of sexual rendezvous, telling me they love older women like me, and suggesting services I should include services ranging from massage therapy to social escorting in my business.
People say I should report them. Should I? Remember, it's not difficult for these people to find out where I am staying, let alone my business premises, and what if they resort to unwarranted action? Can the enforcement protect me and for how long? And for male clients who insist on one-on-one yoga sessions, at this stage I think they are my potential clients, but still, I ensure my husband is present to deter any inappropriate behaviors, and guess what, they never return to be my clients.
My response to such advances?
I simply
block and move on, refusing to engage or acknowledge their behavior (Quieting The Mind).
Are you aware of what your children are doing online? Can they be potential predators? What about your spouse's behavior with their phone? It's crucial to remain vigilant regarding online interactions, especially when it comes to protecting our children and spouses from potential predators.
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