Warum sexuelle Belästigung spät angezeigt wird...
In this personal monologue, the speaker reflects on the lingering regret of not speaking up against sexual harassment, both from their own experiences and observations of others. They describe the intense self‑anger that arises when recalling moments where they stayed silent out of fear, shame, or a desire to avoid drama, and acknowledge that they could have acted in line with their values and self‑confidence. The speaker emphasizes that there is no external judge to decide what constitutes harassment; each individual is the judge of their own boundaries. Consequently, they urge listeners to recognize when a line is crossed and to assertively say “Stop it,” empowering people to take responsibility for defining and defending their personal limits.
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