As part of her desire to contribute to some escapism during the difficult days we are going through and to use her social platform to spread love, "Weddingmi" refugee Mor Redmi initiated a matchmaking project on her Instagram in recent weeks which she named "Girls Night Out".
Mor Redmi and Family Abroad / Instagram (Archive)
Over the weekend, Moore shared with her 57,6 followers the outrageous story of a man who took advantage of the post on her Instagram page to sexually harass a follower of hers posted as part of the same project and revealed that the same man had reached out to her in the past.
"Recently, one of the girls I posted on 'Girls Night' reached out to me to tell me that following her post on the corner, someone who follows me reached out to her and they went on a date," Moore began the story she shared with her followers. "During the date, he tried to do something she didn't want. She told him no and asked him not to exaggerate. He tried again and she told him no again, and she also had to use force and he let go. He said to her, 'Taklili.'
Mor Radmi, Photo: Aviad Shiklushi
"Hating the life of that word. Makes you feel like you're the one who's wrong. If you don't weigh down there will be no need to 'lighten', sir. He excused it by saying that he was a combat officer now in the war and told her that he knew me personally," Moore shared about her connection to the story. "That girl took herself out of the situation like the queen she is and shared it with me even though she and I don't know each other personally and even though she knew he 'knew me personally.' After a quick conversation between her and me, it turned out that not only did the guy and I not know each other personally, but he would text me and try to get started with me for months, some would say obsessively. Needless to say, I stopped answering him.
"What do I want here? Dear ladies - I know it's hard, but share with others. That's the only way we'll look after each other. Take care of yourself, no matter who claims to know whom. Dear men - I know that most of them here are wonderful and you will continue to do so. The problematic handful makes the noise. So I will tell this handful that neither war nor anything else legitimizes doing things against the will of the other side. Nothing.
Moore's story, photo: Instagram
"Dear followers - if we don't know each other personally, don't lie about it in order to gain the trust of others. We live in a small country. Everything comes to everyone at some point. The very fact that he used my name and told her we knew each other made that girl trust him a little more. I absolutely cringed to hear it and even more so when she told me his name. Thank you for sharing. It's so important," she concluded the post by reinforcing the user whose story she shared.
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