10 WAYS TO BE YOUR OWN SELF PROTECTOR FROM SEX OFFENDERS

Each year, millions of people are sexually abused, raped, and assaulted. According to the research, young kids and adults are more on the hit list. In the United States, half of the people are below or 18 years of age. 


Anyone can be the victim but you as a woman have to take care of yourself in all the ways possible. You got to be your Self Protector from Sex Offenders. There could be anything that can happen to you. Protect yourself from sexual assault. There are many ways that you can avoid sexual assault, and many ways that you can keep yourself and your dignity intact. All you need to do is to be prepared. Here are some ways that you can do to be prepared - 





  1. Avoid hanging out alone in an isolated location - It is always a wiser thing to check about your surroundings. Check if there are security cameras, proper street lights, etc. 

  2. Keep everything handy in your handbag so you can easily grab it - Reaching for the spray? Make sure you arrange your bag well before stepping out so you don’t grab something else in an emergency. 

  3. Be vigilant - keep your senses on to recognize something suspicious. Whenever you find yourself in doubt change your routes or go into a crowded place. 

  4. Don’t hang around alone in the parking lot - Not to mention, this is one of the scariest places to be alone. So, make sure you got a trusted person company or you rush to your car directly. 

  5. Train yourself to use your weapon to your advantage - Take a class, read online, research well and practice your move well to be prepared for an emergency. 

  6. Carry some weapon always - Pepper spray, a knife, or anything as possible as you can protect yourself from it. 

  7. Always wait in a lighted or crowded area for your transportation to arrive - Find a place where you can hang out while waiting for your transportation to arrive and still be in reach or sight of the public. 

  8. Keep your doors & windows of the car closed while driving - Especially when you have to stop the car somewhere and always check your back seat before getting into the car. 

  9. Always know the emergency numbers of your areas - You know, you might or might not need it but it is always good to have some backup plans in case of emergency. 

  10. If you get attacked use your strongest bone to attack - Your elbow, else try kicking in the groin, knees are also the weakest point in your opponent then punch him hard in the nose, and run away from there immediately. 

Do not look like a target that is easy to spot, always look confident and trust your intuitions. 

Location: United States

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