Women are trying their level best to make their identity in every field instead of just remaining within the four boundaries of the house where they are limited to household chores and are not able to explore their full potential.
Some men are welcoming their transition; however, there are still many who are unable to digest the fact that women are matching their pace. Such men feel as if their ego has been hurt whenever they find a woman living her life on her terms. These men find it really difficult to handle rejection or in simple words, they just cannot hear a NO from a woman.
It has to be a personal decision for a woman whether she wants to share her personal details to a stranger or not and when Carla did the same, she had to pay for it with physical injury and pain.
Carla went through this horrible experience just because she denied revealing her name and contact number to a man she didn’t know and this hurt the ego of that pervert to such an extent that he hit her. Nevertheless, she was not the one who would just remain silent and bear the trauma. Instead, she decided to make everyone know about it.
She took to Twitter to share her ordeal. Here’s what she tweeted:

Carla added,
“How full of yourself do you have to be to get so pissed when you’re told “no”? How badly raised can you be to lay your hand on a girl? How can you just run off after you drop her to the ground? How much of a coward can one be?
How does one explain to their parents that their little girl got hit by a man because her attitude and response triggered him? Be safe when you’re out walking alone ladies, be smarter because apparently some of these men aren’t.”
There are very few people who can actually understand what the woman went through; however, one is not expected to mock her by calling the injury fake.
Sadly, few Twitter users called her a liar and entitled this incident as fake. Here are some tweets:
1.
Wait…why is one picture your left eye and he other your right eye? Please tell me this ain’t fake.
— Taylor McInerney (@tpmcinern) October 9, 2017
2.
I’m not either…however this is a common thing and is terrible. Hope this isn’t an attention grab.
— Taylor McInerney (@tpmcinern) October 9, 2017
3.
You guys hear about that girl who faked her own kidnapping? Hope this is really authentic because that other girl fooled the whole world
— Brändó 🛡 (@BudokaiBrando) October 9, 2017
4.
Women will lie about anything in the world out of spite, or for attention.
— Jordon (@theylovenic0) October 10, 2017
On the other hand, many users shut the trollers down and extended support for the poor woman.
See carefully:
The mole is on the same side of her face, it's extremely stupid to say she faked a swollen black eye through 2 different stages of swelling
— Extrasolar (@BabyXaern) October 9, 2017
Answer for trollers:
If she has a iPhone, my guess is one of the pics was taken on a snapchat camera and one on phone camera, the camera one turns photo around
— sandra (@sandrabbrzo) October 9, 2017
Stop rationalizing women:
One pic is taken in a mirror. DUH. C'mon man, stop trying to rationalize this away. Men do this shit ALL.THE. TIME. We all have stories.
— Go Kaleo (@Go_Kaleo) October 9, 2017
Did you?
https://twitter.com/hanimanii/status/917360463133892608
Quite sad:
https://twitter.com/_tatvamasi/status/917545760631119873
Don’t doubt the victims:
You are the problem. Doubting victims should not be the norm. False positives are the exception. Learn about this. Do better.
— Lindsay Britts (@lindsaystweets) October 9, 2017
Think before commenting:
https://twitter.com/melonlore/status/917516792981049352
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