Driving alone, day or night, many women experience this nagging anxiety: what if a stranger decides not to leave them alone? In a widely shared video, Celia Dhn (@hytanie) recounts how a driver decided to follow and harass her after she refused to give him her social media handles. Without panicking, she managed to defuse the situation, earning her a wave of support and admiration on social media.<\/p>\n
It all started when Celia Dhn (@hytanie) was driving her car on a perfectly ordinary road. A man suddenly cut her off, then positioned himself in front of her to wait after a tollbooth. As she approached his car, his tone seemed to be trying to be lighthearted: he told her she was "not bad looking" and asked for her Instagram handle. Celia Dhn (@hytanie) refused, calmly but firmly.<\/p>\n
The scene then takes a dramatic turn: Celia explains to him that what he is doing is harassment, asks him to stop, but he persists and continues. The man insists, repeats his request, and faced with her multiple "no's," he utters a chilling phrase: "I don't care, I'm going to follow you."<\/em><\/p>\n The young woman then decided to get back on the road. The driver, far from giving up, got back behind her and followed her. He flashed his headlights, stayed glued to her car, and the chase continued for several minutes. At that moment, Celia Dhn (@hytanie) made a crucial decision: not to go home.<\/p>\n Instead of heading home, she changed her GPS route and chose to go to a police station. The journey took about 30 minutes, during which the man continued to follow her. Upon arriving near the station, the situation finally turned around. The driver realized where she was going and what awaited him if he continued. He then drove off, ending the harrowing chase. <\/p>\n A post shared by Celia Dhn (@hytanie)<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n Ongoing harassment\u2026 and a crucial decision<\/h2>\n
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