My 2 Cents: You Got Molested, Got Flamed And Get Upset?

You got molested, why do you even bother even blogging about it? In fact, which victim who got molested blogs about her ordeal?

Amy did. Amy got molested and she blogged about her ordeal, which raised eyes of many netizens who either flamed her or gave her the courage she needs. But seriously, then again, is this a cry for sympathy or just a call for attention for other females out there touring with a group of guys?

Here's my 2 cents.


As stated on the papers, people who "flamed" her mentioned that it's a come-on sign, which I thought could be partially true. What was she wearing that night? Why travel alone with just a guy? I think pointers like this matters a lot when it comes to staying in the room with another guy whom you thought you knew him since forever. Reservation mistake? Shouldn't she be complaining to the manager? Can't the guy sleep on the ground or sofa? Why didn't she file a police report in Korea instead coming back then file one? Questions like these just make you ponder twice, don't they?

Nice, isn't good enough. It's how much you are able to trust and rely a friend. Jim, obviously, isn't the so called Mr. Nice Guy? The saying "Trust no one but yourself." works well in this situation.

I don't see why there's any reason she shouldn't be flamed. She caused an uproar, and all of these happened for a reason: She shouldn't have blogged about the incident at all and let law and justice do the job.

Why court for more trouble when it can all be handled by the law?

Amy: I don't know what's going to happen here. You stay strong and treat this incident as a lesson.

Jim: Don't think you can get away scott free. Also, Apologize for Pete's sake.