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Women expose scary reality of dating men — and why some have turned to dating other women Original

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By Nadia Bokody
| New York Post Verified
Warning: This story discusses sexual assault and violence against women There’s a foreign hand under my skirt. It’s moist with overfamiliarity and sweat. This is the third time tonight it’s found its way onto my thigh. I want to swat it like a cockroach before it crawls any further toward my underwear. Instead, I twist my face into a smile and say, “Stop being cheeky!” I’m stalling while I do the calculations for how I can get this man out of my apartment.
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The women falling in love with women later in life.

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By Nadia Bokody
| MSN Singapore Verified
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Men missing the point in viral man vs. bear debate

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By Nadia Bokody
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
OPINION When I was in uni, a girl I attended a couple of classes with was raped walking home alone from a party. She was never the same again. None of us were. The female students were given talks on “staying safe” and advised to travel in groups and avoid being on our own at night. We exchanged notes on protocols like informing friends of our whereabouts and screaming “fire!” to attract attention during an assault, but it felt painfully futile.
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