Bekah Martinez revealed that she was sexually assaulted during a walk with her two young children, Ruth, two and Franklin, eight months old, on Friday.
The 26-year-old mother and the undergraduate student revealed that she was victimized by a teenage boy on a skateboard, who caught her on the back, in broad daylight.
“I was just going for a walk, looking like this, pushing the sleeping baby and holding my hand with my little child, when a teenager skateboarded and took her to **,” she wrote the most recent Instagram post, showing them in a tie – long-sleeved paint, brown shorts, messy bun and no makeup.
Bekah Martinez revealed she was sexually assaulted on a walk with her two children Ruth, two and Franklin, eight months old, on Friday
She continued: “I felt totally helpless when I yelled at him.” THIS IS NOT OK. WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU? ‘I wanted to follow him and pull him off the skateboard. Punch him in the back. Do something, anything to get to him that what he did was so wrong.
Meanwhile, she described her aggressor as “so casual” and unhurried “as he hissed on the sidewalk, just glancing back when he was a block away.”
The incident left the older woman “so shaken” that Martinez said she kept repeating in her 2-year-old voice, “Are you okay, Mommy?” ”
Gifted mother: Martinez represented her two-year-old daughter, Ruth, and her son, Franklin, whom she met with her boyfriend Grayston Leonard eight months ago
Scary: 26-year-old mother and undergraduate student revealed she was victimized by a teenage boy on a skateboard, who caught her on the back in broad daylight
“I was just out for a walk, looking like this, pushing the sleeping baby and holding my hand with my child, when a teenager went skateboarding and took a **,” he headlined. posting her on Instagram, showing her in a tie-dye long sleeve, brown shorts, messy bun and no makeup
‘I am not okay. I’m upset “, the reality star explained to her fans. “I am upset that this child felt bold enough to touch me in the middle of the day, in a neighborhood, with the children next to me.”
She asked, “What the hell is he going to do to a woman when she grows up on the roof of the night? ”
Martinez also revealed that it was not the “first time” a man had violated her.
Meanwhile, she described her attacker as “so casual” and unhurried “while he hissed on the sidewalk, just glancing back when he was a block away.”
Destroyer: she pleaded with other parents to teach their sons to “respect the people around them” and said she hates knowing “there are predators at every turn.”
“I remember being alone on the beach when I was 21 when a man came to me with the d * ck in his hand. And then I felt helpless, ‘she remembered. ‘I hate this. I hate that this is the world my daughter will grow up in.
She pleaded with other parents to teach their sons to “respect the people around them” and said she hated knowing “there are predators at every step.”
“The world will always be insecure for women,” she concluded.
Speaking: Martinez continued her concerns and thoughts about her Instagram story, as well as reminding others that sexual assault “is never your fault.”
“It doesn’t matter if you are a sex worker. It doesn’t matter if your tits came out. It doesn’t matter if you’ve done it before, “she wrote. ‘It’s not your fault. No one deserves or demands to be sexually assaulted. ‘No one never’
Martinez continued her concerns and thoughts about her Instagram story, as well as reminding others that sexual assault “is never your fault.”
“It doesn’t matter if you are a sex worker. It doesn’t matter if your tits came out. It doesn’t matter if you’ve done it before, “she wrote. ‘It’s not your fault. No one deserves or demands to be sexually assaulted. ‘No one never.’
After making a post in the application, Nextdoor, in order to warn its neighbors, was pleasantly surprised by the comments of the “men in the neighborhood” who made her “feel good”.
“It’s up to men to hold their friends accountable, to talk when they see someone doing or saying something wrong. I can’t cover my friends anymore and I can’t look anywhere else.
Comforter: After publishing an app, Nextdoor, to warn its neighbors, was pleasantly surprised by the comments of “men in the neighborhood”