This happened last year when I was in my second semester. At that time I wanted to go to my friend's boarding house in Tembalang. I left my boarding house at 10 am by motorbike. Then, when I just got off a little bit, suddenly my motorcycle tire felt like it was flat and I thought it was leaking. There's a motorbike repair shop nearby, so I fix it there. Long story short, the weather was so hot that I decided to take off my mask and continued paying attention to my cell phone. Then the guy who was repairing my motorbike started to talk to me. I thought it was a normal conversation, and I responded to him as best as I could.Â
However, after a while he started to annoy me by asking me some questions. The questions are kind of "Can I pick you up tonight?" and also "Do you have a boyfriend? Would you like to be my girlfriend?" Then I gave a simple response to show him that I'm not comfortable. Then after he finished repairing my motorbike, he insisted on asking for my number. At that time I was very scared, but I couldn't run away. Finally but stupidly, I gave him my number.Â
At night, I decided to stay at my friend's boarding house because I didn't dare to go home since the incident earlier. not even my fear to disappear, suddenly that guy sent me a message. He started to send me messages until he called me many times, ranging from voice calls to video calls. but I still ignored him. Until when I was very angry, I told him that I already had a husband, before I finally blocked him.
So guys, the moral that can be taken from my story is never give your phone number to strangers. Because we don't know whether she or he is a good or bad person. So, be careful.
