#HaveAWord.”Naga then replied in view of her own 267,100 followers, saying that she couldn’t imagine how many women have been in the depicted situation. The BBC Breakfast star wrote: “I can only imagine the number of women who have been in this situation before.“#speakup.”Fans were super quick to jump on the comments and share their own thoughts about the video. @Saffronflowers penned: “Just watching that, just brings back so many occasions, that feeling of trying to make yourself invisible.”@EmmaW4rren said: “Wow, this made me cry and feel so very tense. “Will share with my teenage son.” @Sham145084845 said: “As a mum of boys, thank you for this video. “It makes explaining the issue much easier & why they shouldn't turn a blind eye to it. “Would love to see more examples. “This includes harassment from drunks, builders, at school, at work, on public transport etc.”@Ceciliaissmart wrote: “Brilliant. Made me cry. “As more vocal girl, I used to negotiate these situations by joking it off.“But it is NOT funny and it excuses the behaviour.
