Approach the classmate privately and offer your support

Publicly confront the harasser

Ignore it; it’s her problem to deal with

Speak to the friend privately and express your concerns

Ignore it; it’s their relationship and not my business

Confront the partner directly in front of everyone

Ignore the situation; she’s just having fun

Find the host or the girl’s friends and express your concern

Confront the guy directly

Removal from a class or community service

Dormitory eviction, loss of financial aid, or dismissal

Restricted access to campus zones

A written warning or probation

Discuss it with your peers to find a solution

Post about it on social media to raise awareness

Contact the Department of Student Services (DSS) or a faculty member

Contact a student club for support

Telling someone they are "overreacting" and making them doubt their own feelings

Following someone around campus, making them feel anxious and fearful

Repeatedly criticizing someone’s work in front of others without offering helpful feedback

Blocking someone’s path and restricting their movement

Give in to avoid conflict and maintain the relationship.

Accept the gifts and favors without feeling obligated, but remain non-confrontational to avoid escalating the situation.

Communicate her discomfort, assertively express that intimacy cannot be exchanged for favors, and set clear boundaries with Arman.

Yes, compliments are always a sign of love and respect.

No, this behavior is manipulative and uses flattery as a form of coercion.

It depends on whether Aigul backs off when you express discomfort.

It depends on your relationship with Timur and how well he knows your boundaries.

No, Timur is just being friendly and trying to ensure you have a good time.

Yes, this is coercion because Timur is using alcohol and persistence to pressure you into actions you’re uncomfortable with.

“Why are you asking me these questions? It’s none of your business.”

Ignore the message and hope Dinara stops sending personal questions.

Respond to Dinara with similar personal questions to make her realize how uncomfortable it is.

“Dinara, I’m not comfortable discussing my personal life. Can we keep our conversations focused on our studies?”