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1.        Behave confidently. Act as if you know exactly where you’re going and what you’re doing, even if you’re lost. If someone makes you uncomfortable, keep your composure and remove yourself from the situation at once.
2.          Avoid eye contact. In some cultures, meeting a man’s gaze may suggest that you want his company. A simple solution is to wear dark glasses in public places.
3.          Take your cue from the local women. If they don’t sit in cafés or parks alone or wear tank tops or miniskirts, neither should you. Avoid wearing form-fitting clothing that may be considered provocative.
4.          Wear a (fake) wedding ring. Also carry a photo of your husband (or an imaginary one), which you can show to persistent suitors. Being seen as married will lower your profile and stave off uninvited advances.
5.          Be vigilant when travelling on public transport. Crowded buses and trains can be hot spots for anti-social behaviour. Some men may exploit the opportunity to harass female passengers. If you’re targeted, make a fuss. Point at the offender and chastise him in a loud voice. He’ll probably slink away. To avoid such advances, consider choosing reserved seating or insist on sitting next to another woman.

 

"The Book Café is a book-themed café that offers a relaxed ambience and casual dining on an extensive cosmopolitan menu that reflects modern dietary trends. 

Customers of The Book Café experience value-for-time in modern comfort settings. A diversified range of reading materials is available- customers can browse through any of several hundred local and foreign books, magazines and newspapers available." - The Book Cafe

1.        Behave confidently. Act as if you know exactly where you’re going and what you’re doing, even if you’re lost. If someone makes you uncomfortable, keep your composure and remove yourself from the situation at once.
2.          Avoid eye contact. In some cultures, meeting a man’s gaze may suggest that you want his company. A simple solution is to wear dark glasses in public places.
3.          Take your cue from the local women. If they don’t sit in cafés or parks alone or wear tank tops or miniskirts, neither should you. Avoid wearing form-fitting clothing that may be considered provocative.
4.          Wear a (fake) wedding ring. Also carry a photo of your husband (or an imaginary one), which you can show to persistent suitors. Being seen as married will lower your profile and stave off uninvited advances.
5.          Be vigilant when travelling on public transport. Crowded buses and trains can be hot spots for anti-social behaviour. Some men may exploit the opportunity to harass female passengers. If you’re targeted, make a fuss. Point at the offender and chastise him in a loud voice. He’ll probably slink away. To avoid such advances, consider choosing reserved seating or insist on sitting next to another woman.

 

"The Book Café is a book-themed café that offers a relaxed ambience and casual dining on an extensive cosmopolitan menu that reflects modern dietary trends. 

Customers of The Book Café experience value-for-time in modern comfort settings. A diversified range of reading materials is available- customers can browse through any of several hundred local and foreign books, magazines and newspapers available." - The Book Cafe

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A loud and cheerful girl, Liyana Roslan loves k-pop so much that she dreams of becoming a k-pop star one day. If that fails, she aims to be script writer and produce dramas with high profile k-pop artistes acting in them. She likes to read books during her spare time and her favourite author is Jodi Picoult. After getting emotionally affected after reading Jodi Picoult’s books, she hopes to instill the skills of influencing people through emotions if she becomes a script writer.

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