Bekah Martinez revealed that she was sexually abused on a walk with her two young children, Ruth, two and Franklin, eight months old, on Friday.
The 26-year-old mother and former bachelor revealed that she was the victim of a teenager on a skateboard, who grabbed her ass in broad daylight.
‘I was just taking a walk, looking like this, pushing my sleeping baby and holding hands with my son, when a teenager skated and grabbed my a **,’ she wrote the caption for her last Instagram post, showing it the one with a tie dyeing long sleeves, brown shorts, a messy bun and no makeup.
Touching: Bekah Martinez revealed that she was sexually abused on a walk with her two young children, Ruth, two and Franklin, eight months old, on Friday
She continued: ‘I felt totally powerless while yelling at him’ THAT’S NOT OK. WHAT’S WRONG WITH YOU? ‘I wanted to chase him and get him off the skateboard. Punch him in the back. Do something, anything to convince him that what he did was very wrong.
In the meantime, she described her attacker as ‘so casual’ and unhurried ‘as he zoomed along the sidewalk, just looking back when he was a block away.’
The incident left his eldest son ‘so shaken’, that Martinez said ‘he kept repeating in his 2 year old child’s voice,’ how are you, Mom? ‘
Loving mother: Martinez photographed with two-year-old daughter Ruth and son Franklin, who she received with her boyfriend Grayston Leonard eight months ago
Scary: the 26-year-old mother and former bachelor revealed that she was the victim of a teenager on a skateboard, who grabbed her ass in broad daylight
‘I was taking a walk, looking like this, pushing my sleeping baby and holding hands with my son, when a teenager skated and grabbed my a **,’ she wrote in her Instagram post, showing it in a tie -dye long sleeve, brown shorts, messy bun and no makeup
‘I am not well. I’m crazy ‘, explained the reality show star to fans. ‘I am angry that this boy felt bold enough to touch me in the middle of the day, in a neighborhood, with my kids by my side.’
She asked, ‘What the hell is he going to do with a woman when he’s an adult on the cover of the night?’
Martinez also revealed that it was not ‘the first time’ that a man raped her.
In the meantime, she described her attacker as ‘so casual’ and unhurried ‘as he zoomed along the sidewalk, just looking back when he was a block away’
Annoying: she begged other parents to teach their children to ‘respect the people around them’ and said she hates to know that ‘there are predators around every corner’
‘I remember being alone on the beach at the age of 21, when a man approached me with his d * ck in his hand. I also felt helpless, ‘she recalled. ‘I hate that. I hate that this is the world my daughter will grow up in. ‘
She begged other parents to teach their children to ‘respect the people around them’ and said she hates to know that ‘there are predators around every corner’.
“The world will always be unsafe for women,” she concluded.
Speaking openly: Martinez continued his concerns and thoughts about his Instagram story, as well as reminding others that sexual assault ‘is never your fault’
‘It doesn’t matter if you are a sex worker. It doesn’t matter if your breasts were out. It doesn’t matter if you’ve fucked before, ”she wrote. ‘It’s not your fault. No one deserves or asks to be sexually abused. ‘No-one ever’
Martinez continued his concerns and thoughts about his story on Instagram, as well as reminding others that sexual assault ‘is never your fault’.
‘It doesn’t matter if you are a sex worker. It doesn’t matter if your breasts were sticking out. It doesn’t matter if you’ve f ** ked before, ‘she wrote. ‘It’s not your fault. No one deserves or asks to be sexually abused. ‘No-one ever.’
After posting on the Nextdoor app to warn her neighbors, she was pleasantly surprised by comments from ‘neighborhood men’ who made her ‘feel good’.
‘It is up to men to hold their friends accountable, to speak openly when they see someone doing or saying something wrong. They can no longer cover up their friends or look the other way. ‘
Comforting: after posting on the Nextdoor app to warn her neighbors, she was pleasantly surprised by comments from ‘neighborhood men’