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  • Your wasted friend staggers out of the bar with some guy.

    Do you stay and keep dancing?

  • Your teammate tells you the coach is always touching them to correct their stance and it feels weird.

    Do you tell them they're worrying about nothing?

  • Your sister tells you that her husband won't allow her to go on birth control.

    Do you change the subject?

  • Your sister tells you her husband made her have sex last night.

    Do you change the subject?

  • Your peer mentor sends you nudes of a girl you know.

    Do you share them?

  • Your peer mentor sends you images of a girl you know in her underwear.

    Do you share them?

  • Your neighbour tells you she "deserved" what happened to her because of the clothes she chose to wear.

    Do you change the subject?

  • Your friend's new boyfriend asked her to go out with other men to help him financially.

    Do you shrug it off?

  • Your friend tells you an adult at the school is always touching them and it feels weird.

    Do you tell them they're worrying about nothing?

  • Your friend seems anxious around her interpreter.

    Do you check in with her?

  • Your friend passes out on the couch at a party.

    Do you leave her there?

  • Your friend is worried about transphobic comments made by teammates.

    Do you help her?

  • Your favourite singer assaulted his girlfriend.

    Do you download his latest single?

  • Your classmate says their ex keeps following them after school and it creeps them out.

    Do you tell them it’s just a coincidence?

  • Your bro says he's excited to hit the club Friday and pick up drunk girls.

    Do you go along with him?

  • Your aunt's new love interest monitors her text messages.

    Do you mind your own business?

  • You overhear an educator telling a student how their grades would be better if they returned his texts.

    Do you tell someone?

  • You hear your boss tell a coworker how great her legs look in a skirt.

    Do you go back to your desk?

  • You're at a party, and your friend introduces you to her new partner.

    Her co-worker makes a comment about "wanting to join them".

  • The coach spends extra time with a player - on and off the field.

    Do you tell someone?

  • Someone posts on Facebook that Daniella is "actually a dude."

    Do you share it?

  • Someone at work comments on a co-worker's body, saying 'just kidding.'

    Do you laugh along?

  • Your classmate says they've noticed a person standing in the school yard watching kids at recess.

    Do you tell someone?

  • Frosh leaders start a chant 'NO MEANS TRY HARDER'.

    Do you sing along?

  • Degrading graffiti about a trans student appears on a washroom stall.

    Do you report it?

  • Boss at my co-op placement is always making comments about my dress.

    Should I just ignore it?

  • At a party, your friend says: This girl looks really out of it, I wonder what we can get her to do?

    Do you let it happen?

  • At a party your friend says: Those girls look really drunk, let's take them upstairs.

    Do you let it happen?

  • A teammate on your school sports team is accused of sexual misconduct.

    Do you still cheer him on?

  • A friend sends you a naked picture of a girl he knows.

    Is it a big deal to share it with others?

  • A friend confides in you that his new girlfriend is trans.

    Do you support him?

  • A community member has been texting your friend inappropriate messages.

    Do you tell someone?

  • A community helper has a reputation for being "touchy".

    Do you say something?

  • A classmate tells you the new trans girl is school is "just asking for it."

    Do you ignore it?

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