20 Revealing Photos Depicting The Daily Life Of a Dunkin' Donuts Employee
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"I told her no because I was tired and wanted to sit down"
Let's face it, we have all jokingly said that men could never manage being pregnant, let alone the intense pain of labor. However, they would undoubtedly defeat us on one front: the law of asking and receiving.
I can't picture a man stumbling through his own discomfort while awkwardly avoiding eye contact with a row of seated commuters. Men demand what they want, from the workplace to the bedroom, and this certainly includes using the public transportation system.
Beyond your own requirements, there are individuals with invisible impairments who might merely appear not to require that seat. So, how do we get as a seat as a pregnant woman?
Turn to a group of passengers occupying priority seats and respectfully ask if anyone is able to give up theirs. Do not presume that they are ignoring you on purpose to make you feel uncomfortable or that they are not in need of the seats.
Don't single out individuals who you believe to be the most capable. Just make your request and be prepared that, as in all talks, you might not get it.
In today's AITA story, we see a redditor who refused to give up her seat to a pregnant woman. In fact, she asked her to go ask people in the priority seats.
Go ahead and read her story below.
Most of the time, there is always someone who is ready to give up their prized position to a pregnant woman, and asking them to do so will not be much of a big deal. However, if there is a remote possibility that your request is declined or is greeted with a chorus of "no," feel free to let all of your pent-up side-eye out.