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The Average Mom 
A reality in workplace now a days. Well done that you took up this topic. Beautifully written and a lesson for all those who prefer to sit quiet on such issues.
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Very aptly put. It’s such a sad reality of workplaces now a days but someone needs to speak up for sure….
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Well done Smita. Very well written.
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Well done gal.. Very well written.Inspiring story for those who dont raise their voice.
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Very Gripping story Smita. Loved reading it and looking forward to more in the remaining days…All the best. Hoping to take the dare and participate next year. Will need your guidance..
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Oh yes you need to do this, it is challenging but it is giving me a high like never before. I was on the fence truly and also sadly came to know after the challenge started and i am behind but i am glad i took the plunge
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Very well written ! People should learn to speak up
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Interesting post Yes we should learn to raise our voice and take stand for us
Thanks for sharing
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Oh my!! Smita this is is unbelievably heart felt. I had goosebumps while reading it and really wanted to smack this guy HARD!!!
I have had my share of harassment in work space and it would always make me feel so powerless and weak – I could never have the equanimity of handling it and ended up quitting those jobs.
Well written Smita!!
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I is for innovation or Jugaad which we Indians are very famous for #atozchallenge
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Oh Lord! It was gripping and saddening.
I loved your style
A Peice Of My Life
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Thanks DeeDee
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Well done! I love that you included the second woman thanking her at the end. These behaviors and those like them occur too frequently.
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Yes it is an ugly truth Emily, glad you like the story
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so well written , i like how she gave back to vivek . also its much better to stand up and say STOP for the every first time you feel odd. after all its your right to speech. i understand its tough but its also shows your personality that you wont take any shit.
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Yes you are right Danisha, it is important to say Stop and make it clear that you will not take it at all
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The soon we start the better is it. Love the story 😊
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This is quite an impressive story which many young girl face everyday.
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Yes Pooja that is true, it is a reality an uncomfortable one
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A wonderful read. So profound. I look fwd to ur write-ups nw. Way to go! ☺
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Thanks a lot Rooshna glad you liked it 😊
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Good story Smita. Many of us may have faced similar situation in our workplace.
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Thanks a lot Paromita for stopping by 😊
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Horrifying and scary .Good of her to stand up.Its strange that we hardly have support for such issues at workplaces. Nicely woven story
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I have been there and I know it all love but the solution the wig and the perfume man were impeccable.
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Speaking up is the key anything that makes you uncomfortable is just uncomfortable .. Loved this story 👍👍
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I am glad that she took action & did not choose to just leave & forget the harassment. We need more such women.
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Yes that is so true Neha, speaking up is crucial
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Once you work well people think they can say anything and we would be suppressed because we need work. It takes a strong mind to stand up against it. Kudos to her.
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Thanks, glad you liked the story
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Brilliantly written. I’m glad that Harshita didn’t back down. Great story.
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