The pioneers of social networking sites interacted, on Monday, with a trend called “Medusa”, which is a tattoo bearing the head of a famous Greek character, a woman with hair in the form of snakes, in order to sympathize with the girls who have been harassed or sexually assaulted.
A survivor of sexual harassment recounted her story, accusing her stepfather, saying: “Jose Al-Sit (the woman) who gave birth to me, and she knows and still loves him, threw me when I was a 12-year-old child and chose him, now I am 36 years old, and he still hates me and loves him. I didn’t get addicted to drugs so that I might skip the days, and I tried to commit suicide in all ways, and now I’m a recovering addict, but I don’t know how to forget what happened… Pray for me.”
While a girl stated: “Papa who did this 4 years ago, and I seriously do not know how to recover, and I got twice in a job, and seriously, guys, I am psychologically devastated, and seriously, if someone knows a psychiatrist, because I have depression and I do not know how to recover seriously, not even I know I’m facing what is happening with me, I really don’t want to cry, God.”
One user said via Twitter: “I can’t imagine that people were waiting for this Medusa trend in order to absorb the horror in girls’ lives, even from the closest people to her. Ah, guys, this happens and worse, and we see horror at home, on the street, at work, at school, at university, in places of entertainment, from strangers, near, young and old. We are dead. We will try to live among you.”
I can’t imagine that people were waiting for this Medusa trend in order to absorb the horror in girls’ lives, even from the closest people to her, ah, it all happens like this and worse, and we see horror at home, on the street, at work, at school, at university, in places of entertainment, from strangers, near, young and old.. We are dead, trying to live among you. pic.twitter.com/ipRF5aC9qn
— V a n i ll i a ???? (@shahy_22) August 28, 2022
While the pioneers of social networking sites circulated the image of the strange tattoo, which belongs to a legendary character called “Medusa”, dating back to the Greek era.
Another user responded via Twitter to the calls to stay away from, and said: “If a girl is talking regarding an assault experience that she was subjected to, she is called out for the sin because she is (a victim) and ‘if you do, then cover up’. Every one of them who was assaulted fell silent with your arguments. All girls will be humiliated, and no one will answer their right.”
If a girl is talking regarding an assault experience that she was subjected to, she is not allowed to speak out regarding the sin, because she is (a victim). Someone who will answer their right
#medusa— D.R watermelon (@ammaorymo7amed) August 28, 2022
confirmed Other That “it is for people who are ‘you, as long as our Lord will leave you and promised to be good, and no one knows where you are going to expose yourself?'” A lot of people make this ridiculous comment on Medusa’s trend.. You are really normal and don’t think regarding how?
It is for people with “You, as long as our Lord will leave you and make a good promise, and no one knows where you are going to expose yourself?” A lot of people comment on this ridiculous comment on Medusa’s trend.. You are really normal and do not think how?
— Farah Maher ???? (@FarahMaher165) August 29, 2022
And “Medusa” or Medusa or Matisse, is one of the most famous characters in Greek mythology, the goddess of wisdom and snakes, who turned everyone who looked into her eyes to stone.
According to legend, Medusa fell in love with Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, storms, earthquakes, and horses, and gave him complete confidence, but he sexually assaulted her by force in the temple of Athena.
After the rape of Medusa, Athena taught the goddess of wisdom, war and power, and instead of holding the offender accountable, she punished the victim, for desecrating the temple, and inflicted her curse on her, by turning her into an ugly woman with hair in the form of snakes, which turned Medusa into an energy of evil. Her curse controls everyone who looks into her eyes, turning him to stone, and in the end, “Perseus the Hero” cut off the head of “Medusa” and kept it as a memory of his achievement, so that the character became a symbol for everyone who survived any sexual assault.
