It was entirely possible I would sexually assault him if I got too close.

Caroline Hanson
It was entirely possible I would sexually assault him if...
It was entirely possible I would sexually assault him if...
It was entirely possible I would sexually assault him if...
It was entirely possible I would sexually assault him if...
About This Quote

The likely scenario that most people have in mind is that an individual would sexually assault a stranger if they were too close. In this quote, the speaker explains that he is a person who does not have the intention of assaulting anyone. He also makes it clear that if he were to get too close to a stranger, he would likely sexually assault them.

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