Our aim is to help you realize that most people you interact with on a daily basis, either at work, in public stores or other places, are strangers to you. While on the one hand, we want you to understand that not all strangers are bad people who are out there to attack or assault you or make you feel unsafe, on the other hand you need to remember that they are strangers after all and that you know nothing about them. Be cautious in how you communicate with strangers and how far you let your guard down with people you do not know. A sexual predator will see how far you can let your guard down and will take advantage of this.

Being overly trusting or not cautious when dealing with strangers can potentially lead to risky situations and undesirable consequences. While it’s important to be open to new experiences and connections, it’s equally crucial to maintain a reasonable level of caution to protect your safety and well-being. While many interactions involve strangers, it’s important to recognize that most people are simply going about their daily lives. Maintaining a balance between friendliness and awareness of personal safety contributes to positive and respectful social interactions.