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It's girls that mostly get sexualy harassed in schools and don't talk about it. It's a normal thing to not say anything about, because it's just to embarrassing to have people knowing about it. So should a young girl go threw the extra embarrassment of telling the whole world, or keeping it to themselves? It usually desmissed as sexual teen play driven by their hormones and usually girls are targets because their taken advantage off. I my school years I witnessed boys harassing girls and girls harassing girls. But once in a while boys also end up as victims. I had a friend in school that was humiliated by some older boys just for fun. He got dragged outside while taking a shower, just so girls could see him naked. It was sexually satisfying to expose someone's nakedness, that they themselves would have considered humiliating. For them it was as much of a turn on, as it was for the girls outside waiting to see him get pulled out with nothing on. In a matter of seconds he bacame the most humiliated boy in the whole school. He never mentioned a word about it. If something like that would have happen to me I would have done exactly the same. Why extend your embarrassment by telling the whole world you got paraded nude in public?