This comment may come across negative but dress down nothing revealing when traveling alone baseball cap hair hidden worn clothes with sneakers no sandals or open toed shoes, because of the feet freaks and can runaway easier if needed, and wear sunglasses or avoid eye contact as they may take it as an invitation to approach or talk and keep in mind they use women to lure other women in as well so not just guys. The movie Taken comes to mind watching your video. Glad your safe. On a side note this is advice I have given to my young daughter, 19. and now she says she feels like she isn't being watched or everyone is staring when she has traveled.
So glad you were smart enough to notice the red flags. Thank God you got back home safe… some young girls haven’t been that lucky. Always have to be aware of your surroundings. ❤
Bean if that ever happens to you again YELL at them your NO, PLEASE GO AWAY answers and ask everyone around you to take pictures of them yelling out why you're upset about.
Please do take some of the points people are posting. Be proactive to yell SECURITY as soon as you have told them no. You are very nice, I can be too, but if you tell someone no and they persist they will see passive behavior as an invitation to go after you. I’m almost 55 but was a model in the Dallas area as a young woman and predators are everywhere. As you now spend more time on your own learn defense and the tactics needed. Best of luck 🙏
An additional little bit of trafficker info: the "creepy" guy can be a distraction from the actual kidnappers who are the nearby woman or male/female couple. They come from nearby to be your protectors from the creepy guy to give you a false sense of security. Just saying so you are aware. Take care.
I had something like this happen to me riding a bus from California back home. I was 17 almost 18 back in the 1980’s. The guy was sitting behind me on the bus and started talking to me. He offered me a job to come be his “hostess” for business meetings in Mexico. He was offering a lot of money, and great opportunities. I was polite at first, saying “no you” in a kind way. When the bus stopped for a rest in Las Vegas he got more insistent and wasn’t going to let me get back on the bus. I told him I needed to call my parents from the pay phone which gave me the opportunity to get away for a few minutes. As soon as I got off the phone I made a fast run to the line to be able to board the bus again. He approached me there, trying to drag me away. I started yelling “NO” and asking for help from the patrons around me. 3 big guys stopped him, 1 took him to security while the other 2 made sure I safely boarded the bus. Right after that an older lady & her husband came and sat by me. They were like guardian angels staying with me the rest of the night on the bus and into the morning until we reached the bus stop near my home. My mom was waiting for me there, and I safely made it home. The important thing is that I recognized it was a bad situation by the super uncomfortable feelings I was having. By speaking up loudly, and asking for help I was safe. I was also praying the entire time, I truly know that God sent others to help me! I’m glad you’re safe!!! Always trust your intuition (gut feelings) in situations such as these.
Those were definitely creepy encounters. That general creepiness aside, as a pretty big man (I'm 6'7"), I don't approach a woman of any age by herself unless I have to (e.g. "Excuse me miss, you dropped your cell phone). I've seen looks of fear and trepidation when I get on an elevator with a woman on her own. I understand that, and do what I can do be reassuring. I'll give a quick smile and "hi", then stand in an opposite corner and not look her way again. Avoidance is unfortunate, but too often a woman on her own feels especially vulnerable around a guy my size, so I just do what I can to give her space and be as non-threatening as possible. And the advice you gave was good - if something FEELS off, then don't take chances.
I don't remember my exact encounter similar to that, but I do remember it was at night outside and I was walking towards a lone woman and she gave me vibes that she was starting to freak out. I think I passed her and she started running to be away from me or something like that. I was in my late 20s at the time and I'm average sized, but I guess large enough to be threatening where we were. Since that encounter I have tried to give space to women in situations like that to make them know I am not a threat to the best of my ability to do so in the given situation.
Just in case no one else mentioned this: flip your badge around so no one can see any personal information . I attend multiple conferences each year and I just show the side of my badge with my information to security when entering the event space. God Bless!
@@maxthehumandog For sure! The issue that I have seen with more and more shows is that they put a QR Code on the badge with all of my information. That QR Code can easily be scanned - even via an event picture or video.
Hi just a bit of information, if anyone makes you uncomfortable. SHOUT AND KEEP SHOUTING bring attention to your situation, someone will help, you stay safe.
She did pretty much do that. She said in the family video that she kept saying NO really loud until the other people in charge came over and moved her elsewhere.
Dad here same age daughter..couple of points...cover up sweetheart, jeans,neck high jumper or shirt...you have to learn to lie...your just waiting for your dad/brother..he'll be here any second...and if they do get in your space they truly don't care..as above just shout your head off don't feel embarrassed....lastly ask your dad what is legal to carry...hope this doesn't put you off but be alert...Best wishes to you all....
@@paulrobertson7650 Residents of Idaho can carry concealed without a permit at age 18. However, you can't carry in nearby Washington without an enhanced permit. Also can't carry when traveling by air, so wouldn't help in this situation.
Hey Nevaeh! Im the mom that sat in front of you on the plane from Dallas to Spokane. I’m so sorry you experienced this… so scary! So glad you made it home safe! I have a daughter a little younger than you. This is such a fear of mine for her! I’m going to have her watch this!
@@NevaehSouza This is so overly dramatic; like a commercial. If the guy who supposedly “stalked” you were a young handsome Giga Chad, “stalking” would have been okay 🙄. This is one of the reasons why guys stay away from females. It's obvious to me that your story is questionable. The Lord is not pleased with certain behaviors, that's if you are a Christian: John 8:44. You look nice, but I'll give you a 5 1/2 - 6. A little above average. Don't think more highly of yourself than you should. Romans 12:3 👍🏾
@@Truthisstrangerthanfiction8 Christ loves you, but please do not say these things - Mark 12:31 ❤🙏. A 40+ year old man has no business approaching a young woman in this manner. Please do not misuse scripture, neither of the bible verses you have mentioned have any relation to your comments about the author of this video. To the author, Nevaeh, please do not take his comment to heart, for he does not understand the teachings of Christ. God loves you and would never speak to you in such a manner. God bless and safe travels in future ❤🙏
@@chris-walking-with-jesus Christ loves me, “BUT.” (🤣) Thats hilarious, Christopher. Off the top of my head, King Solomon had 300 wives and 700 concubines. Do you think Solomon was marrying 30, 40, 50, and 60-year-old women? No, he wasn't. Do you realize women would marry at 14 years of age? Exactly, what sin did the “creepy” man commit? You are just a kid mesmerized by her looks. You have no idea who I am. Love is tender and tough. You, are oblivious to what's going on in this world. I'll stop right here, for the moment.
@@chris-walking-with-jesus Quick question Chris: Was Jesus loving are hateful with this comment? “Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! because ye build the tombs of the prophets, and garnish the sepulchres of the righteous, and say, If we had been in the days of our fathers, we would not have been partakers with them in the blood of the prophets. Wherefore ye be witnesses unto yourselves, that ye are the children of them which killed the prophets. Fill ye up then the measure of your fathers. Ye serpents, ye generation of vipers, how can ye escape the damnation of hell?” Matthew 23:29-33 KJV
I worked as a Flight Attendant for 10+ years and I witnessed the most sex trafficking inside or near Airports. (Big airports and small airports) One piece of advice I have is NEVER tell anyone you are travelling alone and never speak of it loudly in public, especially in an airport. I was used to going through airports all by myself for so long that I decided once to fly to Hawaii alone in my early 20's. When i was there i called my mom to tell her where i was and when i got off my phone, an elderly couple said to me "You should never say you are travelling alone, no matter where you are. You don't know who could be listening and you can't trust anybody, not even us" Always pretend or act as tho you are with someone. Even if you aren't, pretend a phone call and say "Ok meet you shortly" or something to that affect.
I'll add when you arrive at set location and walking around the area, itYs best to look like a local. Dress and act as if you live in the city you are visiting. Don't keep on checking your phone as if you're looking at a map. When walking, don't make it look like you're walking towards tourist location, but that you are running errands or on your way home from work. Locals are less likely to be trafficed in their home city.
You would think that the authorities would set up sting operations in these countries where this happens a lot, but unfortunately the police and politicians are usually paid off to look the other way…😢
1) GO TO A COUNTER AND COMPLAIN, they will call security or police. 2) RECORD THEIR FACE without them noticing if possible and forward to your parents. 3) REALLY LOUD SAY GO AWAY and ASK FOR SECURITY LOUD.
Recording their face should be the least of your worries, especially since if you get taken, they will quickly hand you off to someone else and having the first guy's face is pointless. Definitely find help, ASAP, and take all preventative measures necessary.
Careful moving… you may pass through an area where they feel is a best opportunity to take you. Sad thing is, any advice can be bad, truly follow your gut/God. The perp will do anything. You must be smarter and consider self defense, it will truly make this easier. The hardest thing to imagine is being take against your will. Self defense will allow you to prevent that. peace
I heard this account on your parent's channel. You're very fortunate that you're able to sit here today and share your testimony of how you were stalked in an attempt to be trafficked. Please be very careful, even when go out alone locally. You're a very beautiful young woman, and you definitely fit the profile of what these traffickers are looking for.
" stalked in an attempt to be trafficked " What evidence do you have that someone was trying to traffic this girl as opposed to just trying to pick her up, which is not a crime?
@@chartmann43 Sex trafficking is a type of human trafficking that involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to compel someone to engage in commercial sex acts. There is zero evidence of this being the case.
@@larrysparks7105 "pick her up" every normal person know that that is not a pick up situation and you should not normalize a 40+ year old stalker behaving this way around a 18 year old. In fact men should not approach women at all like he did in the airport. It is not ok at all. That is a sick behaviour and the age doesn't even matter and nor do gender. He then stalked her to the next place it seems here so, just stop normalizing stalkers now!
As a survivor of sex trafficking I am so glad that you are ok! I was 18 when I was kidnapped and sold. I grew up in a wealthy household and was very sheltered, and grew up with the mindset that people are trustworthy, well that’s definitely not the case! Without going into all the details I eventually escaped in San Diego California. I’m assuming they were try to take me into Mexico. I now am 41 married with 2 kids, and have a wonderful life! I always tell women if you’re alone walk with confidence and look people in the eyes so they know you’re being observant, usually these people pray on vulnerable people, so even if you are don’t let it show! Also always tell people where you are or share your location! Of course if someone really wants you they’re going to find a way, but sometimes you can deterr people by protecting yourself! Again I’m so glad you are ok because it could have gotten really bad really fast!!
I moved to the USA alone at the age of 19, which I wouldn't advise. The world has become increasingly dangerous, with human trafficking being one of the fastest-growing and most lucrative criminal activities globally. Women traveling solo are particularly vulnerable. Attractiveness and the way you dress can unfortunately draw the wrong attention, making one a target for predators. This is a harsh reality I've faced personally, and even when reporting to authorities, I received a lecture-though it was necessary. Taking self-defense classes, which I highly recommend to all women, teaches you essential moves and strategies to prevent becoming a victim. It's crucial to stay vigilant of your surroundings instead of your phone and to be cautious with trust. Safety is paramount. Take care and be safe.
Dang sis! I work in that exact terminal. You were literally in front of my office. If I only knew you were there I would've made sure that creeper kept his distance. DFW Airport has A LOT of questionable people roaming it's hallways. Glad you're safe.
For me, there is only one situation where it is right to use the f-word, and that's when someone suspicious is in your space and you want to get the attention of others. I'm told that shouting "No!" or "Help" is not nearly as effective as shouting swear words. For some reason people are more responsive! One time I was alone on a subway platform at night in Boston, and a sketchy person started harassing me. I shouted, "Get the f*** away from me!", and let me tell you, it worked! Everyone on the distant part of the platform stared over at us and the guy scurried away. Just keep this in mind as a possible tool, Naveah. Congrats on a successful solo trip and another great video! 🙂
this is the best answear. as I a soft girl to practice more assertiveness I decided to use it even if I feel not ok to be that way to people, but I decided to do it when I'm alone somewhere, because I feel that it's only a way to fast go out of potential trouble.
Trust your gut, better to be embarrassed than harmed. Dont hesitate to be loud if you feel the least be threatened. No one should ever make you feel that way and if they do, make them uncomfortable by staying close to others and making your feelings known. Stay safe young lady!
Truly, your story seems to have hit a nerve with some folks. I have sent this to my daughter who is soon to be off to an out of state college. Like your parents, her mother and I have raised her to see the world and make a lasting impact everywhere she finds her feet. Your video highlights some of my limitations in preparing her for various encounters she might face. We have taught her a lot, but it's a new day and a new world. I appreciate you sharing this particular story and the tips your dad shared on your parent's channel. Wise words I am passing on to my 18 year old daughter.
I'm so glad you trusted your gut feeling! I had a creepy guy approach my daughter but luckily he didn't know I wasn't far away keeping a close eye on her!! I was able to get to her quickly and the man quickly walked away without saying a word to me! Don't ever go against your gut feeling. Most of the time you're right. And even on the if chance that you're wrong, you're still safe!!
Myself and your father have very similar backgrounds and belief structures. I am so glad you remembered what he taught you and escaped what could have been a life changing outcome. Interestingly enough my wife is a horsey person too and broke and trained horses for years. No matter how old or mature you are, never discount the wisdom of your parents council. Honor thy father and thy mother.
I watched your parents podcast with you involving this event. On one hand I'm glad you went and experienced your first adult trip and super thankful you are OK! It just burns me up that this is happening in our country! Be safe Nevaeh! 🙏 ❤
Could be a trafficker, could be a stalker, could be a creep, could be a green card seeker. I always politely say that "sorry I am married", and it works like 90% of the time. Sorry you had to go through that.
Nevaeh, this has been your best video so far, especially the interviews on opinions of college. Honestly, I watch your parents' channel and just watch yours when I get the chance. I did attend college. I knew from the start what I wanted to be. I attended a small college in Maine. My doctorial in Michigan, but now after 10 years working in California, I want something different for the rest of my life. I am your dad's age. I admire both your parents and want a life less stressful and, in the country, as they have found. So, you see, college does not lead to a life, but I am grateful I do get to help people. I am sorry you ran into a bad experience your first travel alone. It opens my eyes, and I hope many other young people the world has some bad elements out there.
So thankful you are alright, smart enough not to fall for compliments from strangers & quick witted enough to get to safety. Good job on the ones who came to your aid during trip. Again, so happy you're ok.
So grateful you are ok and for the wonderful(and hard) life experiences you have been given. I am a 56 year old woman. In my youth years, I was stalked (followed) several times not just away traveling, but even shopping in my own neighborhood. My advice, ALWAYS HAVE YOUR PHONE, (like your parents say) DO NOT To strangers, and do not trust people outside your circle. People will say anything.... Stay sharp and alert of your surrounds always!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PS Love your videos! You are a natural in front of the camera!
The maturity that pours out of you is something I only dream that my 11 and 12 year old will have when they are both 18 years of age. So glad you made it there and back safe and sound.
I am so glad you made it back home and that you know what to do in that situation whatever you do Nevaeh watch your surroundings just be careful when you go out on your own I love you love the videos take care and be safe
I’m so sorry that happened to you on your first solo trip! I just turned 40yr old which makes me about your Parent’s age ( I can’t believe I’m saying that 😂), but when I was in my early twenties I had a couple of similar uncomfortable experiences with older men approaching me and wanting my information. I learned to LOUDLY say “LEAVE ME ALONE!” You don’t owe these men anything and if they are making you uncomfortable, CALL THEM OUT! It’s amazing how many people will instantly respond and come to your aid. I hope that something like this never happens to you again, but now you’ll know what to do in the future. Also, regarding college, I’m a “Millennial” and I was definitely pressured to go to college. It was embarrassing at that time to not have a college listed next to your name when graduating. I’m so glad that “Gap Years” have become more main stream and young adults are taking time to work and find themselves.
When alone try to find families and blend in with them. Like hang out by them and make casual conversation with them so as to not stick out looking alone. You also have to watch out for women who are working for the trafficking people. Safe travels. And always notify security or employees that you’re being harassed. Don’t give any information. If you have to lie say those are my parents and point to someone with a family or a couple and go to them to let them know what’s going on. Call out dad, mom. You also have to take precautions being alone in your hotel room. Take an Extra lock. Hidden cameras. Try to get them on camera. You can hold your camera up in front of you and yell I have you on camera get away from me. I’m calling the police very loudly. Also be careful riding in Ubers by yourself bad things have happened there also. Be aware of your surroundings and lock your doors immediately when getting into your vehicle. To many public colleges are unfortunately indoctrinating youth to be liberal s. And a huge waste of money that you’ll be paying back the rest of your life. And most likely never find a job in your career. Trade schools are better.
It's horrible that people like this creep exist. Don't let this experience discourage you from solo travelling. Just be aware of your surrounds like you did. It's difficult sometimes for naturally friendly people to not be friendly but that's what you have to do. You handled the situation very well.
I’m an Uber driver, a father, a follower of Jesus Christ. You should know Neveah that we have to pass a vulnerability sector check with the city police service. So, you can feel confident in a driver’s intention to deliver you safely to your destination. In the rider app, you see the driver’s name, picture, car type, colour, and license plate. If you ever feel anything apart from complete safety in your Uber ride, you have safety features in the app to report concerns and even call a police patrol to tail you.
Glad you are safe my daughter is a 34 year old married woman and she still has the uber app when she gets into the vehicle send me her location that i can follow her till she gets to her destination Or if you feel very uncomfortable call someone and talk to them about anything and stay on until you are safe Word of caution a police friend told me if you are heading home by yourself give a different address that’s close so that they don’t know where you live
I live in the Bay Area and there have been MANY crimes done by UBER drivers to women. The screening doesn't guarantee anything. As a single woman I would never take a UBER alone.
They mentioned something about "fake Ubers" in the podcast episode. I'm not sure how those work but apparently, it's possible to be a fake Uber driver, which would mean that driver didn't pass any checks of any kind, safety related or not.
Tips that I learned from others who also travel alone, I want to share to you. 1) always wear clothes that doesn’t reveal or show too much skin. Wear boy clothes, cap, tshirt, jeans and comfortable shoes so if something bad was to happen you can run away easily. 2) try not to be on your phone, you need to be aware of your surroundings. Who’s watching you, what’s going on around you. 3) don’t trust anyone you don’t know. If you have just an inkling of someone, text someone you trust about it and tell a security guard at the airport about it so they can help you. Always keep your personal belongings close especially if you’re backpacking. Hope that helps you and others reading this.
@@words.Of.Truth.or it’s that the pursuer will see them as an easy target because they look feminine. Maybe they think that they’re more easily manipulated, also I’m sure a trafficker would rather go for the girl in tight revealing clothing because they look more “desirable” or something. It doesn’t mean it’s the girls fault, but I’m sure it plays into whether or not a trafficker chooses you. Also I’m sure things like how you carry yourself, whether or not you seem distracted, how weak or strong you look, and where you’re positioned in your environment also play a role in whether or not they pick you. Again, doesn’t mean it’s the persons fault, it’s just that a predator is going to be able to read people and make they’re decisions based on whether or not they think you’re worth it.
I have a daughter and when she was younger I always told her to wear male clothing baseball cap and a fake moustache. She never had any problems except for a few gay guys hitting on her.
Great job on your trip. I've travelled alone most of my life and had a couple hair-raising experiences.. I also used to run on the side roads in our town. I was almost grabbed by a car that swung around, stopped next to me, and he got out quickly with a request for help. Needless to say, I knew something was wrong and I ran very fast to get away. He was very angry and swore a whole lot. Definitely listen to your instincts, they won't serve you wrong. Better to stay in a group. Once when I was alone in a train station in Europe, I was extremely nervous, things were "off". I then started talking to some older females that I didn't know and it helped my comfort level. I still feel odd with Uber, but it's all stored online, with cell phone tracking, and I'm in an area where there are cameras at most intersections. Be careful, things are much more dangerous these days, and your nice looks will only make them more bold. Praying for safety in your travels - don't give up on your travel dreams - it's all in how you handle yourself.
Thank God you are safe 🙏 ❤. It's so scary to go on your own ..you never know what learks out there. You always have to be aware of your surroundings and you did the right thing ❤. Stay safe Nevaeh 🙏 ❤️
This was a very important video. Thank you Nevaeh for sharing all the information so that other girl's can learn from your experience. Glad you made it home safe and that you DID enjoy your time at the conference. Well, now you have the 1st solo trip under your belt, congrats!!
Now that you've had this experience you'll be able to navigate through it the next time you travel. Spotters and traffickers like large crowds such as airports, sporting events, concerts etc. You are very mature and intuitive for your age and even though you haven't experienced a lot on your own, don't sell yourself short. Your parents have given you an honest view of the world and will continue to be a huge encyclopedia of knowledge to draw from. I wonder if those who went to college and had a good experience would have benefited just as much from traveling and meeting people. Just a thought. Great video once again.
I have a work colleague that is former U.S. Marine he is 6 foot 2 inches weighs 230 pounds. While he was traveling overseas (Dubai) , he got in a cab that took him a different route, my colleague noticed the cab driver silently call "someone" my friend got out quickly out of the cab, it appears another man was waiting. My friend ran , and was picked up by a "American" driving a cab. My friend told me those dudes had a evil vibe to them. To this day, he doesn't like talking about it. These days everyone is in danger not just women (organ harvesting, human trafficking). Stay vigilant. Follow your survival intuition instincts.
I listened to your parent's podcast on what happened to you. I immediately thanked God that you were protected, then I sent a link to my two granddaughters (ages 25 and 21). So glad you had a good time and are safe.
My only child is my baby girl; she is mid forties now. I taught her to always be aware and trust her instincts. I am a large aggressive male and I have had my life threatened several times. I should pay attention to my instincts, but I am so strong, quick and aggressive that I ignore the instinct sometimes. In my early 70's now, but I still bench press 300 pounds, I am not losing my muscle yet. I carry 40 pounds of fat. It does not effect my health yet. I wrestled heavyweight in university at 235, less than 5.0% fat (monthly water tank test). People see the fat and seem to ignore the 240 pounds of awful muscle that I carry. I was raised in Idaho, but retired to northern Arizona. I started talking to someone at a remote gas station. He looked rough and a little sketchy. He was large and strong, but not like me. He told me about an abandoned gold mile about ten miles away and asked if I wanted to go see it. I had never seen a gold mine before so I was game. We walked up a dirt road, under several fences and got to the abandoned mine. As we were standing there trying to decide if we wanted to risk rattle snakes and go look inside; he turned to me and told me that "He could kill me now and no one would ever find my body". He had a really cold, matter of fact look on his face and the tone of his statement. He had a folding Buck knife at his belt, but no other visible weapons. I looked at him and laughed. I told him that he was wrong, and that I am the monster that he only thinks that he is. I told him that he may get lucky and cut me but that it did not matter, because no matter what he did, if I wanted to, I would break his neck and leave him for the vultures. He decided that he did not want to kill me. I dropped him off, and gave a description of him and his vehicle to the police. Unless you are like me, always be aware and trust your instincts - The retired redneck accountant
Always Nevaeh keep your head on a swivel , especially when traveling ! My wife was followed and stalked in our own neighborhood when we were younger . But I will say this , if something bad were to happen to you OR your siblings , America would come to help Mom and Dad ! I know I and my wife would . Take care and keep vids coming .
You are SO brave!! I am 39 years old and I don't think I could ever fly alone! I am so thankful to God you are safe! Thank you for sharing your experience so others can learn to be more aware! ❤
THANK YOU Nevaeh first for bringing awareness to this HUGE problem of traffickers so scary! 2nd, for sharing INCOGNI. Amazing how much intel WAS out in the world, that NOW is no longer available to Anyone. I hope they sponsor you for the rest of the year!! Glad you're safe! - BC
Beautifully edited ❤👍 🙏 Glad that you are safe! Scary how things can turn so quickly, how easily harm can follow you even while being around others, how conversations can then turn into putting one in harms way. Always be aware of your surroundings and be prepared to defend yourself.
I truly thanked God for protecting you 🙏 One thing as an older woman who jas traveled for my corporate job, we need to know it's ok to not worry about being polite to someone making us uncomfortable! We're taught all our lives to, but we owe absolutely nothing to a stranger or someone we know. And, we need to remember it's ok to cause a seen and grab people's attention!🎉
WOW, Nevaeh, I'm so glad you were cautious and stayed close to someone who could help. I'm especially glad that you are okayi! Love you girl! I'm happy that God had your back. 👋👋❤
Very GOOD Video Sweet heart. You brought up a lot of safety stuff for young people. The one thing I believe you didn't bring up was, "see something say something" The first time that guy approached you you should have told airport police or airline staff. I am extremely thankful you are well and had a great time. 🦅🥰 Love to your whole family.
So proud of you, and you're wonderful parents. I lost a daughter who wasn't much older than you. I did the best I could but it wasn't good enough. Thank you for taking good care of yourself.
So glad you are okay-and sharing this is important. I learned when traveling-do not dress cute-dress like you are homeless, sweats, jeans tee-shit sweat shirt - if anyone makes you uncomfortable BE Loud Take care
I don’t agree. If you look homeless or disadvantaged, that can also draw attention to yourself. Instead dress in normal, not flashy clothing and be aware of your surroundings. People looking to traffic others are looking for those who are unaware or who are vulnerable. Dressing to look homeless makes you look vulnerable and make you a target.
@@starflower703 yeah... been there done that, but was actually homeless. Some trafficker could have easily followed my sorry ass to wherever I felt like sleeping out in the open city, if im not on a roof. Though I was seventeen and a guy, human trafficking can happen to anyone, especially homeless people. If you're homeless and are good looking, you're at serious risk...
I’m so sorry you had to experience this but I’m so glad your ok I’m the same age as you and I feel like it’s great that you posted this because it really shows how crazy and disgusting some people are and how dangerous the world can be
Its scary going out on your first solo trip. Im happy to see that you were Aware of your surroundings and took action in separating yourself . I know that makes your parents proud. The world can be frightening but it is also so beautiful. My first solo trip bus to Virginia Beach when I was 15 I had this creepy guy with bad breath sitting right beside me even rhough there were plenty of empty seats ( it was a 10 hour drive) and i remember being so scared and unsure. Always stay aware and stay safe . Just remember not to let your fear stop you from enjoying this beautiful life . Much love n many blessings to you 🫶🏼
As a father of two young daughters, one of whom is around your age, I watched your video with anxiety. I can't imagine how you felt. I'm so relieved you're safe. My daughter has also traveled with a friend, and even though we live in a relatively safe area, I worry about them being naive about their surroundings. Your actions, like standing by the security station and yelling at the creep, were incredibly brave. I've made sure my daughters have seen "Taken" as well. I'm encouraging my oldest daughter, a freshman at a large public university, to watch your video. You're a great example of a young professional. Your honesty and vulnerability are refreshing. It takes a lot of courage to speak up. By the way, I can't imagine having to wear those wristbands for the entire conference! I'd probably go crazy!
do a Q&A ask your mom and Dad how they feel about you traveling along and also the experience you had about the guys that approach you that will be good to here their answers as a parents.
Great that all ultimately went well. Yes, always pay attention and follow your instincts. As others have said, be loud if someone makes you uncomfortable. YOU MATTER!
People, trust your gut and report interactions like that to police/authorities without delay. Contrary to popular opinions - LEOs like getting this information and even if nothing comes from it they file such interactions away and, trust me, as Nevaeh dad could attest, those things are remembered and mental notes are made and it makes a huge difference to good LEOs. Sorry you had to experience that creep and may it be a cautionary tale to others.
Neveah you did a wonderful job protecting yourself and trusting your gut! Really good job! So many people assume everyone has good intentions, which isn’t true. Stay aware of your surroundings and trust your gut when something or someone causes that feeling in the pit of your stomach that something isn’t right, stay near security or other people, never give your information to people you don’t know, and never ever leave with someone you don’t know. What you did documenting what was happening was very smart as well. If it ever happens again, turn the camera on the person harassing you, because then you have their face on camera just in case. And it never hurts to find a security guard or an officer and report what is happening. Both airport authorities and convention/hotel authorities would have made that man leave had they known and you never know if reporting suspicious behavior could save someone in addition to keeping yourself safe!
There are a lot of sickos out there. You being an attractive person you need to be situationally aware. Mace or even just a whistle helps. Big cities are nothing like Idaho. Happy you are ok. Please stay safe. ❤
I watched the pod cast with Mom and Dad and it's a real issue out there. I am a Metis Canadian and those Pirate's i like to call them. (Traffickers) Pray apond my people. I had a girlfriend who was with her boyfriend at a truck stop getting some food and her boyfriend went to the bathroom and she was approach outside where she was waiting and was grabbed the truck stop was close to train tracks. I heard she screamed and her boyfriend run out to see what was going on and she vanished. Later on RCMP was called and her boyfriend felt they where apart of the process anyway so much i left out because of texting but pls beware at all times Its a real problem. Thank you for sharing your living life with me ❤
That was quite a trip for your very first time traveling a long distance alone. I'm so thankful you have a great gut instinct about things and God protected you from the creeps! You brought up all the things I used to stress about so I can relate!
Glad you're okay. Thought it was interesting that so many are opting out of college, I don't think college is for everyone especially for how much it costs, stay safe.😊
Thank you for sharing this Nevaeh. We need to remember to trust our gut. Follow your instincts and if you feel unsafe take action. I'm so glad you were alright.
I never realized that Nevaeh spelled backwards is Heaven. Oh, my, where have I been?? lol I loved the video and the important message you were meant to tell. Who knows how many you have already helped in the future as they recognize a predator's methods, thanks to this. God bless you, Nevaeh. May He always be at your side.
Very powerful way to help keep other young people aware in an enjoyable, comfortable way. You continue doing so well with your channel. Luv your entire family for a long time.
So glad you are addressing this experience with these men. The major media does not want us to know of what is going on, so many young girls are not aware of how they are being scoped out. Your parents are right about how the movie Taken should be seen by every young lady. Glad it was an overall good experience with many more to come. Also thank you for the query on college. In the past, far too many were going to college to party & have fun instead of a plan for their future. Now they cry the blues & are looking to the government to bail them out with the tax dollars of those who chose to work instead of partying. Ok not all, but you heard from the girl who said it was fun and a great experience. Nothing about the education she was getting for the better job and to better the community where she will live.
I’m sorry this was your experience in my home town ! Glad your safe and know that there are more good people in Texas than bad. I hope you have a blessed day.
Can I suggest to you or maybe your parents, help foia request security footage from both the airport and the conference, so you alert the authorities that there was a very suspicious caracter, that could be a trafficker. With luck we can prevent some other young woman from getting trafficked. My best wishes for you and your family, from Denmark 🇩🇰
Thanking the Lord for His protection of you. Don’t think that your age is against you- I’m 61 and when traveling alone I also feel very vulnerable (unless driving when I can “carry”). Your parents have raised you to be aware and also trust your inner feelings. It’s heart breaking about all the trafficking going on. A close friend of mine was trafficked when we were older teens. It took years before someone helped her get away and paid for her to fly home (from LA to central CA). Just a horrible event for her and her family. May God continue to bless you and keep you safe🥰
Awesome video! I was sorry to hear about your encounter with the “bad people”. I’m 64 years old and retired. I had quite a journey with college (4 different) and my amazing career in healthcare. I have time to enjoy life and do the things I want to do. Life toughens you up and 20-30 years from now you will look back and see how smart and strong you were. My favorite part of this video was when you found your car and you went up and hugged it. I laughed out loud! Best wishes to you and I look forward to your videos!! Thanks also for Incogni info and code!!!
yeah unfortunately this is how the world has always been and it's not going to change. We got to pretend we were better than that for a while in the height of first world luxury and safety (it was always still there below the surface) but now that western civilization is collapsing, we are going to see a continued rise of these monsters coming out of the shadows, no longer afraid to show themselves. Perhaps a slight silver lining is that less folks will be oblivious to this threat and easy targets. Watch over your families and communities.
Very glad you’re safe and your first trip out on your own overall looked and sounded very successful. You’ve turned the run-in with the creeps into a VERY IMPORTANT lesson not only for yourself but your whole audience, which is commendable. There’s a lot of evil in the world and having good situational awareness is your first line of defense. Be vigilant out there and take care everyone!
Another piece of advice on how to avoid being accosted on the street or at an event. Always be on the move, I know it's sometimes hard, but these guys usually accosted you when you're sitting or standing in one place for a long time. Once I had a situation on the street when a guy accosted me and asked for my number, I refused and immediately went further into the city to another street (about 2 km away), he rode a bike or car behind me and at a pedestrian crossing accosted me again, I caught that he was following me, then I told him to piss off and pointed out that he was following me, so I used a tactic... I wandered around various streets, turned as often as possible, I think I did about 5 km in the city center then, at the end I entered the crowd and quickly turned into another street where cars can't enter, which I then went out into towards my house, I did this so that he wouldn't follow me all the way home. but for me it's Europe, I realize that in the US it's more difficult.
You should change the name of your UA-cam channel. Just use your first name and take your last name off. I had to deal with this a lot when I was around your age. I was beautiful too 😏 When I was young, I wish I was more forceful with those men. I was too concerned about offending them. Now I don’t care and would just tell them to get away from me and leave me alone, very loudly. Don’t worry about what creepy men think. Just tell them “No thanks, I’m not interested in creepy old men. get away from me!”
This is gonna sound odd, but I used to have this problem with some women. As a man, it was both creepy AND flattering. Problem was, with a few of them, if I rebuffed their advances, they'd threaten all kinds of craziness. The drunk ones were the worst!
@@Snarkapotamus Some creepy women can be as bad as creepy men. Not all advances are creepy. But they are when they are clearly unwanted. Some people just don’t pick up on the signals. It’s also crazy that much older people make advances on very young people, who you can’t see for sure are over 18.
@@twilightingX - True. I used to get followed. They'd wait for me in the parking lot at work. Somehow find my unlisted phone number and call late at night with their voices disguised. It wasn't just them, it was also their jealous boyfriends and husbands! It was nuts!
So happy to see you able to enjoy yourself at the conference. I'm 60, and it is a different world out there. So glad you are safe. You may already do this, but...be sure to lock your car doors as soon as you get into your vehicle. Just get into the habit of doing this no matter where you are. Just do it every time, and it will become a normal habit. #1 thing to do. Then start it up and get ready to go.
Feeling like a protective mom here lol . Maybe you can block creepy comments or followers too . God keep your angels around Nevaeh and all these young girls who are being targeted these days 🙏 unfortunately this is a scary time we live in but i know God is on our side
Great to see you Nevaeh, I can only say is to keep yourself safe while your out on your travels while travelling alone and knowing that you have access to security at the airports, your safety was at risk but thank goodness all ended okay :-)
You did a lot of things right and only a couple of things wrong, glad you're safe after all this. You need to get "debriefed" by your dad, and that TX airport needs to be made aware of actions going on, on their property.
Your dad is a retired police officer, I am pretty sure before you left on your adventure he schooled you on the safety of traveling alone. I will not lecture or bore you on what is the right and the wrong thing to do when traveling. Stay safe, and always be aware of your surroundings. God bless.
I'm glad you are okay. Also that you got to experience going on a trip like that on your own. It's something you can add to your lessons of growing up. Wishing you the best
Next time, take a couple friends with you. I don’t think it was wise to be alone so far from home. Even in the old days, women traveled with chaperones.
Hi Nevaeh. I enjoyed your video, as always. You handled the situation you encountered, very wisely! Overall, I think it was a very good learning experience for you. Blessings from Rick, in N.H.
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This comment may come across negative but dress down nothing revealing when traveling alone baseball cap hair hidden worn clothes with sneakers no sandals or open toed shoes, because of the feet freaks and can runaway easier if needed, and wear sunglasses or avoid eye contact as they may take it as an invitation to approach or talk and keep in mind they use women to lure other women in as well so not just guys. The movie Taken comes to mind watching your video. Glad your safe. On a side note this is advice I have given to my young daughter, 19. and now she says she feels like she isn't being watched or everyone is staring when she has traveled.
So glad you were smart enough to notice the red flags. Thank God you got back home safe… some young girls haven’t been that lucky. Always have to be aware of your surroundings. ❤
Bean if that ever happens to you again YELL at them your NO, PLEASE GO AWAY answers and ask everyone around you to take pictures of them yelling out why you're upset about.
@@yrbuddy77 💯
Please do take some of the points people are posting. Be proactive to yell SECURITY as soon as you have told them no. You are very nice, I can be too, but if you tell someone no and they persist they will see passive behavior as an invitation to go after you. I’m almost 55 but was a model in the Dallas area as a young woman and predators are everywhere. As you now spend more time on your own learn defense and the tactics needed. Best of luck 🙏
An additional little bit of trafficker info: the "creepy" guy can be a distraction from the actual kidnappers who are the nearby woman or male/female couple. They come from nearby to be your protectors from the creepy guy to give you a false sense of security. Just saying so you are aware. Take care.
Thank you,for all of our sake for sharing your wisdom.
Good point!
Absolutely, total decoy oriented
Thank you. I came here to say the same. Be vigilant!
EXACTLY!
Here's a tip when your recording. Turn the camera on them they will leave and it's nice having pictures they could help with other missing people
Yes true !!!
I had something like this happen to me riding a bus from California back home. I was 17 almost 18 back in the 1980’s. The guy was sitting behind me on the bus and started talking to me. He offered me a job to come be his “hostess” for business meetings in Mexico. He was offering a lot of money, and great opportunities. I was polite at first, saying “no you” in a kind way. When the bus stopped for a rest in Las Vegas he got more insistent and wasn’t going to let me get back on the bus. I told him I needed to call my parents from the pay phone which gave me the opportunity to get away for a few minutes. As soon as I got off the phone I made a fast run to the line to be able to board the bus again. He approached me there, trying to drag me away. I started yelling “NO” and asking for help from the patrons around me. 3 big guys stopped him, 1 took him to security while the other 2 made sure I safely boarded the bus. Right after that an older lady & her husband came and sat by me. They were like guardian angels staying with me the rest of the night on the bus and into the morning until we reached the bus stop near my home. My mom was waiting for me there, and I safely made it home. The important thing is that I recognized it was a bad situation by the super uncomfortable feelings I was having. By speaking up loudly, and asking for help I was safe. I was also praying the entire time, I truly know that God sent others to help me! I’m glad you’re safe!!! Always trust your intuition (gut feelings) in situations such as these.
THATS CRAZY He did that in front of all those people, how scary.
It's giving cry Baby attention seeking low self-esteem pick me girl
I hope he gets arrested
That sounds more like a possible setup for human trafficking but not this silly event that this drama queen has in this video
@@eswarez2226ANYONE ever tell you that your a insensitive @$$
Those were definitely creepy encounters. That general creepiness aside, as a pretty big man (I'm 6'7"), I don't approach a woman of any age by herself unless I have to (e.g. "Excuse me miss, you dropped your cell phone). I've seen looks of fear and trepidation when I get on an elevator with a woman on her own. I understand that, and do what I can do be reassuring. I'll give a quick smile and "hi", then stand in an opposite corner and not look her way again. Avoidance is unfortunate, but too often a woman on her own feels especially vulnerable around a guy my size, so I just do what I can to give her space and be as non-threatening as possible. And the advice you gave was good - if something FEELS off, then don't take chances.
@benrast1755 Where were you when this tall girl was young & dating?😉
I don't remember my exact encounter similar to that, but I do remember it was at night outside and I was walking towards a lone woman and she gave me vibes that she was starting to freak out. I think I passed her and she started running to be away from me or something like that. I was in my late 20s at the time and I'm average sized, but I guess large enough to be threatening where we were. Since that encounter I have tried to give space to women in situations like that to make them know I am not a threat to the best of my ability to do so in the given situation.
All men should take your advice
@@benrast1755 Don't be a simp, don't walk on eggshells.
You're an idiot,walking in fear each day just so some woman dont report you for literally existing
Lmfao
Just in case no one else mentioned this: flip your badge around so no one can see any personal information . I attend multiple conferences each year and I just show the side of my badge with my information to security when entering the event space. God Bless!
@@pospondering or first name only for safety
@@maxthehumandog For sure! The issue that I have seen with more and more shows is that they put a QR Code on the badge with all of my information. That QR Code can easily be scanned - even via an event picture or video.
Hi just a bit of information, if anyone makes you uncomfortable. SHOUT AND KEEP SHOUTING bring attention to your situation, someone will help, you stay safe.
She did pretty much do that. She said in the family video that she kept saying NO really loud until the other people in charge came over and moved her elsewhere.
Dad here same age daughter..couple of points...cover up sweetheart, jeans,neck high jumper or shirt...you have to learn to lie...your just waiting for your dad/brother..he'll be here any second...and if they do get in your space they truly don't care..as above just shout your head off don't feel embarrassed....lastly ask your dad what is legal to carry...hope this doesn't put you off but be alert...Best wishes to you all....
If they ask what you are doing, tell them you are going to host a gun show and teach self defence! That will make them think twice!
Why do you use your full name online if you want to protect your privacy?
@@paulrobertson7650 Residents of Idaho can carry concealed without a permit at age 18. However, you can't carry in nearby Washington without an enhanced permit. Also can't carry when traveling by air, so wouldn't help in this situation.
Hey Nevaeh! Im the mom that sat in front of you on the plane from Dallas to Spokane. I’m so sorry you experienced this… so scary! So glad you made it home safe! I have a daughter a little younger than you. This is such a fear of mine for her! I’m going to have her watch this!
Hey!! It was so nice to meet you :)
It Was pretty scary, things happen quickly. Just want other girls to know what the warning signs look like!
@@NevaehSouza This is so overly dramatic; like a commercial. If the guy who supposedly “stalked” you were a young handsome Giga Chad, “stalking” would have been okay 🙄. This is one of the reasons why guys stay away from females. It's obvious to me that your story is questionable. The Lord is not pleased with certain behaviors, that's if you are a Christian: John 8:44. You look nice, but I'll give you a 5 1/2 - 6. A little above average. Don't think more highly of yourself than you should. Romans 12:3 👍🏾
@@Truthisstrangerthanfiction8 Christ loves you, but please do not say these things - Mark 12:31 ❤🙏. A 40+ year old man has no business approaching a young woman in this manner. Please do not misuse scripture, neither of the bible verses you have mentioned have any relation to your comments about the author of this video.
To the author, Nevaeh, please do not take his comment to heart, for he does not understand the teachings of Christ. God loves you and would never speak to you in such a manner. God bless and safe travels in future ❤🙏
@@chris-walking-with-jesus Christ loves me, “BUT.” (🤣) Thats hilarious, Christopher. Off the top of my head, King Solomon had 300 wives and 700 concubines. Do you think Solomon was marrying 30, 40, 50, and 60-year-old women? No, he wasn't. Do you realize women would marry at 14 years of age? Exactly, what sin did the “creepy” man commit? You are just a kid mesmerized by her looks. You have no idea who I am. Love is tender and tough. You, are oblivious to what's going on in this world. I'll stop right here, for the moment.
@@chris-walking-with-jesus Quick question Chris: Was Jesus loving are hateful with this comment?
“Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! because ye build the tombs of the prophets, and garnish the sepulchres of the righteous, and say, If we had been in the days of our fathers, we would not have been partakers with them in the blood of the prophets. Wherefore ye be witnesses unto yourselves, that ye are the children of them which killed the prophets. Fill ye up then the measure of your fathers. Ye serpents, ye generation of vipers, how can ye escape the damnation of hell?”
Matthew 23:29-33 KJV
I worked as a Flight Attendant for 10+ years and I witnessed the most sex trafficking inside or near Airports. (Big airports and small airports)
One piece of advice I have is NEVER tell anyone you are travelling alone and never speak of it loudly in public, especially in an airport.
I was used to going through airports all by myself for so long that I decided once to fly to Hawaii alone in my early 20's. When i was there i called my mom to tell her where i was and when i got off my phone, an elderly couple said to me "You should never say you are travelling alone, no matter where you are. You don't know who could be listening and you can't trust anybody, not even us"
Always pretend or act as tho you are with someone. Even if you aren't, pretend a phone call and say "Ok meet you shortly" or something to that affect.
I'll add when you arrive at set location and walking around the area, itYs best to look like a local. Dress and act as if you live in the city you are visiting. Don't keep on checking your phone as if you're looking at a map. When walking, don't make it look like you're walking towards tourist location, but that you are running errands or on your way home from work. Locals are less likely to be trafficed in their home city.
granny has wisdom
@@PistolSovereign what is this asinine comment????
You would think that the authorities would set up sting operations in these countries where this happens a lot, but unfortunately the police and politicians are usually paid off to look the other way…😢
@@DrVVVinK Maybe even ask a family if you can walk with them through the airport
1) GO TO A COUNTER AND COMPLAIN, they will call security or police. 2) RECORD THEIR FACE without them noticing if possible and forward to your parents. 3) REALLY LOUD SAY GO AWAY and ASK FOR SECURITY LOUD.
Also should of turned it right back on
Recording their face should be the least of your worries, especially since if you get taken, they will quickly hand you off to someone else and having the first guy's face is pointless. Definitely find help, ASAP, and take all preventative measures necessary.
Careful moving… you may pass through an area where they feel is a best opportunity to take you. Sad thing is, any advice can be bad, truly follow your gut/God. The perp will do anything. You must be smarter and consider self defense, it will truly make this easier. The hardest thing to imagine is being take against your will. Self defense will allow you to prevent that. peace
There is a book called “The Gift of Fear” which tells you to follow your gut. You are wise to have done that.
I have that book THE GIFT OF FEAR. I wished everyone would’ve read it! Quite an eye opener, could save someone’s life!!! 👍
Gavin de Becker - The Gift of Fear.
@@chantellucky4565 i dont need such book, i live my life based on my intuition
I heard this account on your parent's channel. You're very fortunate that you're able to sit here today and share your testimony of how you were stalked in an attempt to be trafficked. Please be very careful, even when go out alone locally. You're a very beautiful young woman, and you definitely fit the profile of what these traffickers are looking for.
" stalked in an attempt to be trafficked "
What evidence do you have that someone was trying to traffic this girl as opposed to just trying to pick her up, which is not a crime?
Your comment is actually very creepy!
@@chartmann43 Sex trafficking is a type of human trafficking that involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to compel someone to engage in commercial sex acts. There is zero evidence of this being the case.
@@larrysparks7105there’s more evidence now to confirm my suspicions, I am working on an update.
@@larrysparks7105 "pick her up" every normal person know that that is not a pick up situation and you should not normalize a 40+ year old stalker behaving this way around a 18 year old. In fact men should not approach women at all like he did in the airport. It is not ok at all. That is a sick behaviour and the age doesn't even matter and nor do gender. He then stalked her to the next place it seems here so, just stop normalizing stalkers now!
As a survivor of sex trafficking I am so glad that you are ok! I was 18 when I was kidnapped and sold. I grew up in a wealthy household and was very sheltered, and grew up with the mindset that people are trustworthy, well that’s definitely not the case! Without going into all the details I eventually escaped in San Diego California. I’m assuming they were try to take me into Mexico. I now am 41 married with 2 kids, and have a wonderful life! I always tell women if you’re alone walk with confidence and look people in the eyes so they know you’re being observant, usually these people pray on vulnerable people, so even if you are don’t let it show! Also always tell people where you are or share your location! Of course if someone really wants you they’re going to find a way, but sometimes you can deterr people by protecting yourself! Again I’m so glad you are ok because it could have gotten really bad really fast!!
ive always been so curious about avoiding situations like this. how did you escape? we need details
@@aliencreative9360 she clearly stated she doesn’t want to get into it, respect her boundaries.
I have a hard time believing they wanted someone as old as 18
@@hansadaan9865how dare you try to stop a question on how to escape...
@@hansadaan9865 thank you! 😊
I moved to the USA alone at the age of 19, which I wouldn't advise. The world has become increasingly dangerous, with human trafficking being one of the fastest-growing and most lucrative criminal activities globally. Women traveling solo are particularly vulnerable. Attractiveness and the way you dress can unfortunately draw the wrong attention, making one a target for predators. This is a harsh reality I've faced personally, and even when reporting to authorities, I received a lecture-though it was necessary. Taking self-defense classes, which I highly recommend to all women, teaches you essential moves and strategies to prevent becoming a victim. It's crucial to stay vigilant of your surroundings instead of your phone and to be cautious with trust. Safety is paramount. Take care and be safe.
Dang sis! I work in that exact terminal. You were literally in front of my office. If I only knew you were there I would've made sure that creeper kept his distance. DFW Airport has A LOT of questionable people roaming it's hallways. Glad you're safe.
For me, there is only one situation where it is right to use the f-word, and that's when someone suspicious is in your space and you want to get the attention of others. I'm told that shouting "No!" or "Help" is not nearly as effective as shouting swear words. For some reason people are more responsive! One time I was alone on a subway platform at night in Boston, and a sketchy person started harassing me. I shouted, "Get the f*** away from me!", and let me tell you, it worked! Everyone on the distant part of the platform stared over at us and the guy scurried away. Just keep this in mind as a possible tool, Naveah. Congrats on a successful solo trip and another great video! 🙂
this is the best answear. as I a soft girl to practice more assertiveness I decided to use it even if I feel not ok to be that way to people, but I decided to do it when I'm alone somewhere, because I feel that it's only a way to fast go out of potential trouble.
Her parents have taught her better. She can still take care of the situation without using the F word.
@@truckingwithtobee I think you are wrong. It's not what parents taught her but it's about her soft personality that is to weak for our world.
Trust your gut, better to be embarrassed than harmed. Dont hesitate to be loud if you feel the least be threatened. No one should ever make you feel that way and if they do, make them uncomfortable by staying close to others and making your feelings known. Stay safe young lady!
Truly, your story seems to have hit a nerve with some folks. I have sent this to my daughter who is soon to be off to an out of state college. Like your parents, her mother and I have raised her to see the world and make a lasting impact everywhere she finds her feet. Your video highlights some of my limitations in preparing her for various encounters she might face. We have taught her a lot, but it's a new day and a new world. I appreciate you sharing this particular story and the tips your dad shared on your parent's channel. Wise words I am passing on to my 18 year old daughter.
I'm so glad you trusted your gut feeling! I had a creepy guy approach my daughter but luckily he didn't know I wasn't far away keeping a close eye on her!! I was able to get to her quickly and the man quickly walked away without saying a word to me! Don't ever go against your gut feeling. Most of the time you're right. And even on the if chance that you're wrong, you're still safe!!
@amandastamper4962 - Amanda, I already apologized for that! I was just trying to ask if mommy was single?
Myself and your father have very similar backgrounds and belief structures. I am so glad you remembered what he taught you and escaped what could have been a life changing outcome. Interestingly enough my wife is a horsey person too and broke and trained horses for years. No matter how old or mature you are, never discount the wisdom of your parents council. Honor thy father and thy mother.
I watched your parents podcast with you involving this event. On one hand I'm glad you went and experienced your first adult trip and super thankful you are OK! It just burns me up that this is happening in our country! Be safe Nevaeh! 🙏 ❤
Could be a trafficker, could be a stalker, could be a creep, could be a green card seeker. I always politely say that "sorry I am married", and it works like 90% of the time. Sorry you had to go through that.
Wearing a wedding band while traveling can also be useful...
Nevaeh, this has been your best video so far, especially the interviews on opinions of college. Honestly, I watch your parents' channel and just watch yours when I get the chance. I did attend college. I knew from the start what I wanted to be. I attended a small college in Maine. My doctorial in Michigan, but now after 10 years working in California, I want something different for the rest of my life. I am your dad's age. I admire both your parents and want a life less stressful and, in the country, as they have found. So, you see, college does not lead to a life, but I am grateful I do get to help people. I am sorry you ran into a bad experience your first travel alone. It opens my eyes, and I hope many other young people the world has some bad elements out there.
So thankful you are alright, smart enough not to fall for compliments from strangers & quick witted enough to get to safety. Good job on the ones who came to your aid during trip.
Again, so happy you're ok.
I just praise God that He protected you from this trafficker.
Amen🙏
@@debrezo58 So, does that mean god ignored every trafficking victim? Ouch.
So grateful you are ok and for the wonderful(and hard) life experiences you have been given. I am a 56 year old woman. In my youth years, I was stalked (followed) several times not just away traveling, but even shopping in my own neighborhood. My advice, ALWAYS HAVE YOUR PHONE, (like your parents say) DO NOT To strangers, and do not trust people outside your circle. People will say anything.... Stay sharp and alert of your surrounds always!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PS Love your videos! You are a natural in front of the camera!
The maturity that pours out of you is something I only dream that my 11 and 12 year old will have when they are both 18 years of age. So glad you made it there and back safe and sound.
I am so glad you made it back home and that you know what to do in that situation whatever you do Nevaeh watch your surroundings just be careful when you go out on your own I love you love the videos take care and be safe
As a father of 2 teenage daughters, I greatly appreciate you sharing these experiences. Glad you're safe:)
I’m so sorry that happened to you on your first solo trip! I just turned 40yr old which makes me about your Parent’s age ( I can’t believe I’m saying that 😂), but when I was in my early twenties I had a couple of similar uncomfortable experiences with older men approaching me and wanting my information. I learned to LOUDLY say “LEAVE ME ALONE!” You don’t owe these men anything and if they are making you uncomfortable, CALL THEM OUT! It’s amazing how many people will instantly respond and come to your aid. I hope that something like this never happens to you again, but now you’ll know what to do in the future. Also, regarding college, I’m a “Millennial” and I was definitely pressured to go to college. It was embarrassing at that time to not have a college listed next to your name when graduating. I’m so glad that “Gap Years” have become more main stream and young adults are taking time to work and find themselves.
When alone try to find families and blend in with them. Like hang out by them and make casual conversation with them so as to not stick out looking alone. You also have to watch out for women who are working for the trafficking people. Safe travels. And always notify security or employees that you’re being harassed. Don’t give any information. If you have to lie say those are my parents and point to someone with a family or a couple and go to them to let them know what’s going on. Call out dad, mom. You also have to take precautions being alone in your hotel room. Take an Extra lock. Hidden cameras. Try to get them on camera. You can hold your camera up in front of you and yell I have you on camera get away from me. I’m calling the police very loudly. Also be careful riding in Ubers by yourself bad things have happened there also. Be aware of your surroundings and lock your doors immediately when getting into your vehicle. To many public colleges are unfortunately indoctrinating youth to be liberal s. And a huge waste of money that you’ll be paying back the rest of your life. And most likely never find a job in your career. Trade schools are better.
It's horrible that people like this creep exist. Don't let this experience discourage you from solo travelling. Just be aware of your surrounds like you did. It's difficult sometimes for naturally friendly people to not be friendly but that's what you have to do. You handled the situation very well.
I’m an Uber driver, a father, a follower of Jesus Christ. You should know Neveah that we have to pass a vulnerability sector check with the city police service. So, you can feel confident in a driver’s intention to deliver you safely to your destination. In the rider app, you see the driver’s name, picture, car type, colour, and license plate. If you ever feel anything apart from complete safety in your Uber ride, you have safety features in the app to report concerns and even call a police patrol to tail you.
Good advice thank you for everyone using Ubers!
Glad you are safe my daughter is a 34 year old married woman and she still has the uber app when she gets into the vehicle send me her location that i can follow her till she gets to her destination
Or if you feel very uncomfortable call someone and talk to them about anything and stay on until you are safe
Word of caution a police friend told me if you are heading home by yourself give a different address that’s close so that they don’t know where you live
And when getting an Uber do not tell them your name first. Make them tell you your name first.
I live in the Bay Area and there have been MANY crimes done by UBER drivers to women. The screening doesn't guarantee anything. As a single woman I would never take a UBER alone.
They mentioned something about "fake Ubers" in the podcast episode. I'm not sure how those work but apparently, it's possible to be a fake Uber driver, which would mean that driver didn't pass any checks of any kind, safety related or not.
So happy to know you are safe and sound at home. You were brave to travel by yourself and did everything right. I’m proud of you😊
Tips that I learned from others who also travel alone, I want to share to you. 1) always wear clothes that doesn’t reveal or show too much skin. Wear boy clothes, cap, tshirt, jeans and comfortable shoes so if something bad was to happen you can run away easily. 2) try not to be on your phone, you need to be aware of your surroundings. Who’s watching you, what’s going on around you. 3) don’t trust anyone you don’t know. If you have just an inkling of someone, text someone you trust about it and tell a security guard at the airport about it so they can help you. Always keep your personal belongings close especially if you’re backpacking. Hope that helps you and others reading this.
So it's your theory that if a woman doesn't wear men's clothing and something happens to her it's her fault that means you're part of the problem
@@words.Of.Truth.or it’s that the pursuer will see them as an easy target because they look feminine. Maybe they think that they’re more easily manipulated, also I’m sure a trafficker would rather go for the girl in tight revealing clothing because they look more “desirable” or something. It doesn’t mean it’s the girls fault, but I’m sure it plays into whether or not a trafficker chooses you. Also I’m sure things like how you carry yourself, whether or not you seem distracted, how weak or strong you look, and where you’re positioned in your environment also play a role in whether or not they pick you. Again, doesn’t mean it’s the persons fault, it’s just that a predator is going to be able to read people and make they’re decisions based on whether or not they think you’re worth it.
I have a daughter and when she was younger I always told her to wear male clothing baseball cap and a fake moustache. She never had any problems except for a few gay guys hitting on her.
So glad you kept your wits about you and are safe.
Don’t be afraid to be loud and call attention to yourself and your situation right?!
Great job on your trip. I've travelled alone most of my life and had a couple hair-raising experiences.. I also used to run on the side roads in our town. I was almost grabbed by a car that swung around, stopped next to me, and he got out quickly with a request for help. Needless to say, I knew something was wrong and I ran very fast to get away. He was very angry and swore a whole lot. Definitely listen to your instincts, they won't serve you wrong. Better to stay in a group. Once when I was alone in a train station in Europe, I was extremely nervous, things were "off". I then started talking to some older females that I didn't know and it helped my comfort level. I still feel odd with Uber, but it's all stored online, with cell phone tracking, and I'm in an area where there are cameras at most intersections. Be careful, things are much more dangerous these days, and your nice looks will only make them more bold. Praying for safety in your travels - don't give up on your travel dreams - it's all in how you handle yourself.
Thank God you are safe 🙏 ❤. It's so scary to go on your own ..you never know what learks out there. You always have to be aware of your surroundings and you did the right thing ❤. Stay safe Nevaeh 🙏 ❤️
This was a very important video. Thank you Nevaeh for sharing all the information so that other girl's can learn from your experience. Glad you made it home safe and that you DID enjoy your time at the conference. Well, now you have the 1st solo trip under your belt, congrats!!
Now that you've had this experience you'll be able to navigate through it the next time you travel. Spotters and traffickers like large crowds such as airports, sporting events, concerts etc. You are very mature and intuitive for your age and even though you haven't experienced a lot on your own, don't sell yourself short. Your parents have given you an honest view of the world and will continue to be a huge encyclopedia of knowledge to draw from. I wonder if those who went to college and had a good experience would have benefited just as much from traveling and meeting people. Just a thought. Great video once again.
I have a work colleague that is former U.S. Marine he is 6 foot 2 inches weighs 230 pounds. While he was traveling overseas (Dubai) , he got in a cab that took him a different route, my colleague noticed the cab driver silently call "someone" my friend got out quickly out of the cab, it appears another man was waiting. My friend ran , and was picked up by a "American" driving a cab. My friend told me those dudes had a evil vibe to them. To this day, he doesn't like talking about it. These days everyone is in danger not just women (organ harvesting, human trafficking). Stay vigilant. Follow your survival intuition instincts.
But he was Marine, why didn't he thought them lesson
@@fighterinmkiwiscience3517teach *
@@fighterinmkiwiscience3517 lol.
I listened to your parent's podcast on what happened to you. I immediately thanked God that you were protected, then I sent a link to my two granddaughters (ages 25 and 21). So glad you had a good time and are safe.
My only child is my baby girl; she is mid forties now.
I taught her to always be aware and trust her instincts.
I am a large aggressive male and I have had my life threatened several times. I should pay attention to my instincts, but I am so strong, quick and aggressive that I ignore the instinct sometimes.
In my early 70's now, but I still bench press 300 pounds, I am not losing my muscle yet. I carry 40 pounds of fat. It does not effect my health yet. I wrestled heavyweight in university at 235, less than 5.0% fat (monthly water tank test). People see the fat and seem to ignore the 240 pounds of awful muscle that I carry.
I was raised in Idaho, but retired to northern Arizona. I started talking to someone at a remote gas station. He looked rough and a little sketchy. He was large and strong, but not like me. He told me about an abandoned gold mile about ten miles away and asked if I wanted to go see it. I had never seen a gold mine before so I was game. We walked up a dirt road, under several fences and got to the abandoned mine.
As we were standing there trying to decide if we wanted to risk rattle snakes and go look inside; he turned to me and told me that "He could kill me now and no one would ever find my body". He had a really cold, matter of fact look on his face and the tone of his statement. He had a folding Buck knife at his belt, but no other visible weapons.
I looked at him and laughed. I told him that he was wrong, and that I am the monster that he only thinks that he is. I told him that he may get lucky and cut me but that it did not matter, because no matter what he did, if I wanted to, I would break his neck and leave him for the vultures. He decided that he did not want to kill me. I dropped him off, and gave a description of him and his vehicle to the police.
Unless you are like me, always be aware and trust your instincts
- The retired redneck accountant
nice story, it will not win the science fiction award tho.
Damn bro. You from Arizona? Lmfao..
Always Nevaeh keep your head on a swivel , especially when traveling ! My wife was followed and stalked in our own neighborhood when we were younger . But I will say this , if something bad were to happen to you OR your siblings , America would come to help Mom and Dad ! I know I and my wife would . Take care and keep vids coming .
You are SO brave!! I am 39 years old and I don't think I could ever fly alone! I am so thankful to God you are safe! Thank you for sharing your experience so others can learn to be more aware! ❤
You trusted your God given intuition ✨️ ❤. You're going to do good things!
THANK YOU Nevaeh first for bringing awareness to this HUGE problem of traffickers so scary! 2nd, for sharing INCOGNI. Amazing how much intel WAS out in the world, that NOW is no longer available to Anyone. I hope they sponsor you for the rest of the year!! Glad you're safe! - BC
So glad your safe and home.
Absolutely 🙏
Beautifully edited ❤👍
🙏 Glad that you are safe!
Scary how things can turn so quickly, how easily harm can follow you even while being around others, how conversations can then turn into putting one in harms way.
Always be aware of your surroundings and be prepared to defend yourself.
So thankful you made it home safe 🤗
Love your channel
Nevaeh so proud of you! Stay safe and focus on your environment!
I truly thanked God for protecting you 🙏 One thing as an older woman who jas traveled for my corporate job, we need to know it's ok to not worry about being polite to someone making us uncomfortable! We're taught all our lives to, but we owe absolutely nothing to a stranger or someone we know. And, we need to remember it's ok to cause a seen and grab people's attention!🎉
WOW, Nevaeh, I'm so glad you were cautious and stayed close to someone who could help. I'm especially glad that you are okayi! Love you girl! I'm happy that God had your back. 👋👋❤
Very GOOD Video Sweet heart. You brought up a lot of safety stuff for young people. The one thing I believe you didn't bring up was, "see something say something" The first time that guy approached you you should have told airport police or airline staff. I am extremely thankful you are well and had a great time. 🦅🥰 Love to your whole family.
God bless and protect you Nevaeh 👍🙏🕍❤️
Thank you! ❤️
No weapon formed against you shall prosper. The Devil can not and will not have you. You are a child of the most High God. Amen 🙏
So proud of you, and you're wonderful parents. I lost a daughter who wasn't much older than you. I did the best I could but it wasn't good enough. Thank you for taking good care of yourself.
I’m so sorry ❤️
So glad you are okay-and sharing this is important. I learned when traveling-do not dress cute-dress like you are homeless, sweats, jeans tee-shit sweat shirt - if anyone makes you uncomfortable BE Loud Take care
I don’t agree. If you look homeless or disadvantaged, that can also draw attention to yourself. Instead dress in normal, not flashy clothing and be aware of your surroundings. People looking to traffic others are looking for those who are unaware or who are vulnerable. Dressing to look homeless makes you look vulnerable and make you a target.
@@starflower703 yeah... been there done that, but was actually homeless. Some trafficker could have easily followed my sorry ass to wherever I felt like sleeping out in the open city, if im not on a roof. Though I was seventeen and a guy, human trafficking can happen to anyone, especially homeless people. If you're homeless and are good looking, you're at serious risk...
I’m so sorry you had to experience this but I’m so glad your ok I’m the same age as you and I feel like it’s great that you posted this because it really shows how crazy and disgusting some people are and how dangerous the world can be
Glad you're home and safe. ❤
Its scary going out on your first solo trip. Im happy to see that you were Aware of your surroundings and took action in separating yourself . I know that makes your parents proud. The world can be frightening but it is also so beautiful. My first solo trip bus to Virginia Beach when I was 15 I had this creepy guy with bad breath sitting right beside me even rhough there were plenty of empty seats ( it was a 10 hour drive) and i remember being so scared and unsure. Always stay aware and stay safe . Just remember not to let your fear stop you from enjoying this beautiful life . Much love n many blessings to you 🫶🏼
Thank God you were safe. Thanks for sharing this video.
As a father of two young daughters, one of whom is around your age, I watched your video with anxiety. I can't imagine how you felt. I'm so relieved you're safe. My daughter has also traveled with a friend, and even though we live in a relatively safe area, I worry about them being naive about their surroundings. Your actions, like standing by the security station and yelling at the creep, were incredibly brave. I've made sure my daughters have seen "Taken" as well.
I'm encouraging my oldest daughter, a freshman at a large public university, to watch your video. You're a great example of a young professional. Your honesty and vulnerability are refreshing. It takes a lot of courage to speak up. By the way, I can't imagine having to wear those wristbands for the entire conference! I'd probably go crazy!
do a Q&A ask your mom and Dad how they feel about you traveling along and also the experience you had about the guys that approach you that will be good to here their answers as a parents.
Great that all ultimately went well. Yes, always pay attention and follow your instincts. As others have said, be loud if someone makes you uncomfortable. YOU MATTER!
People, trust your gut and report interactions like that to police/authorities without delay. Contrary to popular opinions - LEOs like getting this information and even if nothing comes from it they file such interactions away and, trust me, as Nevaeh dad could attest, those things are remembered and mental notes are made and it makes a huge difference to good LEOs.
Sorry you had to experience that creep and may it be a cautionary tale to others.
Neveah you did a wonderful job protecting yourself and trusting your gut! Really good job! So many people assume everyone has good intentions, which isn’t true. Stay aware of your surroundings and trust your gut when something or someone causes that feeling in the pit of your stomach that something isn’t right, stay near security or other people, never give your information to people you don’t know, and never ever leave with someone you don’t know. What you did documenting what was happening was very smart as well. If it ever happens again, turn the camera on the person harassing you, because then you have their face on camera just in case. And it never hurts to find a security guard or an officer and report what is happening. Both airport authorities and convention/hotel authorities would have made that man leave had they known and you never know if reporting suspicious behavior could save someone in addition to keeping yourself safe!
There are a lot of sickos out there. You being an attractive person you need to be situationally aware. Mace or even just a whistle helps. Big cities are nothing like Idaho. Happy you are ok. Please stay safe. ❤
I watched the pod cast with Mom and Dad and it's a real issue out there. I am a Metis Canadian and those Pirate's i like to call them. (Traffickers)
Pray apond my people. I had a girlfriend who was with her boyfriend at a truck stop getting some food and her boyfriend went to the bathroom and she was approach outside where she was waiting and was grabbed the truck stop was close to train tracks. I heard she screamed and her boyfriend run out to see what was going on and she vanished. Later on RCMP was called and her boyfriend felt they where apart of the process anyway so much i left out because of texting but pls beware at all times Its a real problem. Thank you for sharing your living life with me ❤
Yeah you left out quite a bit. You said she vanished but you never stated whether they found her or not🤷🏻
@@marywilson1442the person that vanished was the female that tried to abduct her friend?
No way, manitoulin? Im metis also, only hear of trafficking never experienced it. But as they say, human trafficking can happen to anyone.
That was quite a trip for your very first time traveling a long distance alone. I'm so thankful you have a great gut instinct about things and God protected you from the creeps! You brought up all the things I used to stress about so I can relate!
Glad you're okay. Thought it was interesting that so many are opting out of college, I don't think college is for everyone especially for how much it costs, stay safe.😊
Thank you for sharing this Nevaeh. We need to remember to trust our gut. Follow your instincts and if you feel unsafe take action. I'm so glad you were alright.
I never realized that Nevaeh spelled backwards is Heaven. Oh, my, where have I been?? lol
I loved the video and the important message you were meant to tell. Who knows how many you have already helped in the future as they recognize a predator's methods, thanks to this. God bless you, Nevaeh. May He always be at your side.
That's been a trend for at least 30 years 😂
Very powerful way to help keep other young people aware in an enjoyable, comfortable way. You continue doing so well with your channel. Luv your entire family for a long time.
So glad you are addressing this experience with these men. The major media does not want us to know of what is going on, so many young girls are not aware of how they are being scoped out. Your parents are right about how the movie Taken should be seen by every young lady. Glad it was an overall good experience with many more to come. Also thank you for the query on college. In the past, far too many were going to college to party & have fun instead of a plan for their future. Now they cry the blues & are looking to the government to bail them out with the tax dollars of those who chose to work instead of partying. Ok not all, but you heard from the girl who said it was fun and a great experience. Nothing about the education she was getting for the better job and to better the community where she will live.
Media wants women to trust men even though men are the number one predators and killers of women!!!
I’m sorry this was your experience in my home town ! Glad your safe and know that there are more good people in Texas than bad.
I hope you have a blessed day.
Can I suggest to you or maybe your parents, help foia request security footage from both the airport and the conference, so you alert the authorities that there was a very suspicious caracter, that could be a trafficker. With luck we can prevent some other young woman from getting trafficked. My best wishes for you and your family, from Denmark 🇩🇰
Thanking the Lord for His protection of you. Don’t think that your age is against you- I’m 61 and when traveling alone I also feel very vulnerable (unless driving when I can “carry”). Your parents have raised you to be aware and also trust your inner feelings. It’s heart breaking about all the trafficking going on. A close friend of mine was trafficked when we were older teens. It took years before someone helped her get away and paid for her to fly home (from LA to central CA). Just a horrible event for her and her family. May God continue to bless you and keep you safe🥰
Thank you Father for protecting my sister!!!!!
Awesome video! I was sorry to hear about your encounter with the “bad people”. I’m 64 years old and retired. I had quite a journey with college (4 different) and my amazing career in healthcare. I have time to enjoy life and do the things I want to do. Life toughens you up and 20-30 years from now you will look back and see how smart and strong you were. My favorite part of this video was when you found your car and you went up and hugged it. I laughed out loud! Best wishes to you and I look forward to your videos!! Thanks also for Incogni info and code!!!
Never ignore your Spider-Man senses. They look out for you
Yes, be safe and watch your surroundings at all times! You'll be fine Nevaeh. Trust your gut!!
So sad young ladies are subjected to this kind of thing !
yeah unfortunately this is how the world has always been and it's not going to change.
We got to pretend we were better than that for a while in the height of first world luxury and safety (it was always still there below the surface)
but now that western civilization is collapsing, we are going to see a continued rise of these monsters coming out of the shadows, no longer afraid to show themselves.
Perhaps a slight silver lining is that less folks will be oblivious to this threat and easy targets.
Watch over your families and communities.
Very glad you’re safe and your first trip out on your own overall looked and sounded very successful. You’ve turned the run-in with the creeps into a VERY IMPORTANT lesson not only for yourself but your whole audience, which is commendable. There’s a lot of evil in the world and having good situational awareness is your first line of defense. Be vigilant out there and take care everyone!
Please always be careful!!!!
Another piece of advice on how to avoid being accosted on the street or at an event. Always be on the move, I know it's sometimes hard, but these guys usually accosted you when you're sitting or standing in one place for a long time. Once I had a situation on the street when a guy accosted me and asked for my number, I refused and immediately went further into the city to another street (about 2 km away), he rode a bike or car behind me and at a pedestrian crossing accosted me again, I caught that he was following me, then I told him to piss off and pointed out that he was following me, so I used a tactic... I wandered around various streets, turned as often as possible, I think I did about 5 km in the city center then, at the end I entered the crowd and quickly turned into another street where cars can't enter, which I then went out into towards my house, I did this so that he wouldn't follow me all the way home. but for me it's Europe, I realize that in the US it's more difficult.
You should change the name of your UA-cam channel. Just use your first name and take your last name off.
I had to deal with this a lot when I was around your age. I was beautiful too 😏
When I was young, I wish I was more forceful with those men. I was too concerned about offending them. Now I don’t care and would just tell them to get away from me and leave me alone, very loudly. Don’t worry about what creepy men think. Just tell them “No thanks, I’m not interested in creepy old men. get away from me!”
I would even leave the thanks out of it.
This is gonna sound odd, but I used to have this problem with some women. As a man, it was both creepy AND flattering. Problem was, with a few of them, if I rebuffed their advances, they'd threaten all kinds of craziness. The drunk ones were the worst!
@@Snarkapotamus Some creepy women can be as bad as creepy men. Not all advances are creepy. But they are when they are clearly unwanted. Some people just don’t pick up on the signals. It’s also crazy that much older people make advances on very young people, who you can’t see for sure are over 18.
@@twilightingX - True. I used to get followed. They'd wait for me in the parking lot at work. Somehow find my unlisted phone number and call late at night with their voices disguised. It wasn't just them, it was also their jealous boyfriends and husbands! It was nuts!
So happy to see you able to enjoy yourself at the conference. I'm 60, and it is a different world out there. So glad you are safe. You may already do this, but...be sure to lock your car doors as soon as you get into your vehicle. Just get into the habit of doing this no matter where you are. Just do it every time, and it will become a normal habit. #1 thing to do. Then start it up and get ready to go.
Feeling like a protective mom here lol . Maybe you can block creepy comments or followers too . God keep your angels around Nevaeh and all these young girls who are being targeted these days 🙏 unfortunately this is a scary time we live in but i know God is on our side
Amen
Great to see you Nevaeh, I can only say is to keep yourself safe while your out on your travels while travelling alone and knowing that you have access to security at the airports, your safety was at risk but thank goodness all ended okay :-)
You did a lot of things right and only a couple of things wrong, glad you're safe after all this. You need to get "debriefed" by your dad, and that TX airport needs to be made aware of actions going on, on their property.
I'm so glad you are safe!! I was praying for you!
Your dad is a retired police officer, I am pretty sure before you left on your adventure he schooled you on the safety of traveling alone. I will not lecture or bore you on what is the right and the wrong thing to do when traveling. Stay safe, and always be aware of your surroundings. God bless.
I'm glad you are okay.
Also that you got to experience going on a trip like that on your own.
It's something you can add to your lessons of growing up.
Wishing you the best
Next time, take a couple friends with you. I don’t think it was wise to be alone so far from home. Even in the old days, women traveled with chaperones.
I am so glad you posted this Navaeh because this can help other young women. I am so glad you are ok.
Glad you are safe
Hi Nevaeh. I enjoyed your video, as always. You handled the situation you encountered, very wisely! Overall, I think it was a very good learning experience for you. Blessings from Rick, in N.H.
Every lesson is for a reason. Glad you're safe.
Thank you for your informative video. Because of it, I subscribed to Incogni!