Where do you think men's understanding of women's safety usually comes from?

I think your parents have a very big influence on that. If I say it in a personal way, I think my mother has the biggest influence on how to approach women, maybe, or how to be around them.

What her preference is, is always the most important. So if she has a preference to whichplace to go, hers or mine, it's most likely her place, because that's a safe place.

How often do you think women experience harassment?

I think the big problem is that men have not the slightest clue of the things they are doing.  To them, it may seem like it's innocent. Just kind of fooling around or maybe even flirting.

I think to a lot of women, it can really escalate quickly into something that they're not comfortable with. There lies the big problem. Like situations where men have no idea of the consequences of their actions.

Have you ever seen friend cross a line in how they approach women?

If we are out with friends and one of the guys meets a girl like they're on the spot. I think that's like a really vulnerable place, you know, because then you need to be careful. And I think a lot of guys also in my friend group really cross the line there.

Have you ever felt like, without you meaning to, that a woman might feel unsafe in a situation because you were there?

There are definitely moments where I feel like, oh, I hope she doesn't think I have bad intentions or something like that. But there's things I then do is just take more distance, you know, create more distance. So, walk slower, you know, so she can walk off by herself.

What do you think of the voice recordings of women telling their story

That was really... I didn't expect it to be that traumatizing, you know. Those stories really grab your attention. Really just crazy stories from all different situations and men from all ages also. So, yeah, I wasn't really I didn't know there were so many stories and that women had to go through these situations so many times.

What is it like hearing stories from women on how they felt unsafe because of men?

A guy started grabbing my friend and pushing her against the wall just during her normal workday, she told me all about it. That makes me mad because till today when she's walking alone like from her bike to the to the pub or like the small tiny walk, she's alone she still looks behind or she's still like oh I couldn't do anything so she's still very scared at some points.

I do hear those kinds of stories, but I think in my opinion a lot of them are being suppressed.