SEE: If the person sitting in front of you on your flight did this, how would you react?
What is your pet peeve when traveling with strangers?
There are certain things in life that are inevitable and we have come to learn that rather than fighting it and getting upset over it, it's best to sometimes accept it for what it is.
But does that mean that because we choose to live our lives in a state of peace that others should use that as a motivation to take advantage of our space? We are not sure about that one...
We remember when we would visit the cinema and have to deal with people resting their feet on the backs of our arm rests, sometimes they would even kick the back of your seat. All the time you are thinking, all I want to do is eat my popcorn and enjoy the movie...
Ever been to a concert or out dancing? What about when they push you and don't respect your space? All things that we wish didn't cause an internal war for some, and an outward war for others...
We are certain that this is a contributing cause to people's stress and anxiety in life. So when we saw this pic, it brought up all kinds of injustices when it comes to sharing your space with others in a public space.
Has the above ever happened to you? We think that there should be some sort of unwritten etiquette when it comes to being mindful of other people in your space, and vice versa.
Many people came to the post suggesting the person seated behind this person should open and close their serving tray (obviously implying that their hair gets pulled), thereby teaching them a lesson...
You would think that being forced to practice social distancing would teach people about personal space, but no, it just flies over most people's heads...
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