Last week, I spotted a middle-aged man with a preteen girl in my local district. They were sitting on a bench in the park late in the evening. Even though a couple of gentlemen passed by, they paid no notice to the awkward couple in the dark corner. I went to investigate and to my horror, realized that the man was trying to abuse the girl who was trying to scream out loud. The passerbys were completely aware of this and yet, no one offered help. I quickly approached the man and warned him to let the girl go or that I would inform the Park authority. He ran off without a word and I took the poor victim to a rape centre. What pains me is to know that people these days have developed a belief of "not-my-problem" and apply this to any situation they face. Will people no longer be ethical and helpful? Provide any story you have experienced concerning the society's ignorance for sufferings.