Sometimes, I really hate people

[Feelingsareweird2]

I just found out that my little brother (11 M) has been getting harassed by a grown man. He walks to and from school. Apparently this man says he'll beat him up when he sees him. My brother had a cast on his hand a few months ago and the guy had asked about it, but my brother ignored him. He's been told all his life not to talk to strangers so I don't blame Him. After that, the man bothers him, probably upset that my brother isn't friendly. But he's an eleven year old kid. You're a grown man, who shouldn't find it okay to harrass a CHILD. I find it disgusting.

We're going to wait until my older brother gets home to tell him about it and hopefully tomorrow he'll find the guy. I don't think I want my little brother walking alone anymore. So many creeps out there.

I recently faced harassment last month and it was terrible, but at least Im 17...I can sort of handle it. But an eleven year old? Do men have no bounds? Recently, I've found myself hating men in general, and I know that's not good, because I know there are wonderful men in the world, but the only people who piss me off until my blood boil are men. Men who, undoubtedly, are the villains in most of my recent stories. Who find it okay, to bully, and harrass.

A recent bad experience with a man, one of my brothers, put me in such a bad mood I shouted at my little brother...which I realize is a toxic trait. Quite hypocritical of me since I hate shouting myself. And now I feel terrible because, I'm taking it out on him when it seems like he's already having a hard time. I'm just...angry at alot of people.


UPDATE: apparently the man told my baby brother to "fix his face" and then proceed with asking him about the incredible hulk. I've forgotten the jargan exactly, but it was sai in an intimidating way, and my brother interpreted it as "I'll beat you up". My mother shouted at him, for lying, and it pissed me off. He's eleven, a grown man is intimidating him, and eve though the guy didn't say it, that could have been what he meant. You weren't there. There may have been a nuance to his speech. She just downplayed everything my brother said and it angered me, especially because I've been sexually harassed before and it had been ignored by a family member, though according to the they didn't know what was happening. So everytime, when someone ignores or downplays something my sibling says, it makes me rude and disrespectful. Technically, he wasn't touched by this man, just intimidated, but that makes it no better in my eyes.