Dear boys, would you be able to handle it if we leer at you the way you leer at us?

Will men be able to handle our creepy stares?

Our ancestors said it and so did Justin Timberlake: "What goes around, comes around". If you don't relate to stars from the West, our very own desi rapper Badshah reiterated this hard-hitting truth of life in a not-so-hard-hitting song, Badook. "Karma is a b***h, boy," he says in the rap of the song.

Folks, pay attention to the karma-being-a- b***h part, but you also shouldn't ignore how the artist addresses this advice to boys. Well, for the very first time ever, an Indian rapper is in sync with our thoughts.

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Earlier, it was all about women being super cautious while doing day-to-day things like walking on the street, exercising at the gym, or just bending down to pick something up. The fear, rather the disgust of creepily and shamelessly being stared at by men has literally reached its peak. We've had enough and now our tolerance is simply over.

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Now is the time to turn tables and let karma play its part--"boy". Now is the time to give some creepy men a taste of their own medicine.

So, how about women checking out men instead? Did we say checking out? Make that creeping them out, please--because that's exactly what they do to us.

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Stare, just blatantly stare while they walk, bend, squat, stand, or even breathe. Stare till they realize what it feels like to be the subject of some seriously unwanted attention.

While we're all set to bring about this change, the question is: are the men ready to witness it? More importantly, will they be able to handle it? Watch this video and you'll get a clear answer: