The passengers on the plane decided to take action when the man sitting next to him behaved in a “creepy” way.
Airplane etiquette is a divisive topic. Most agree that it is important to be considerate and considerate of fellow passengers, but some engage in less compassionate behavior.
Whether they ask for another person's seat or not, they choose to listen to big music headphones or engage in a fierce debate about whether the reclining seats are right or wrong.
One person was tired of his fellow passengers on a recent flight, so he chose to make things “unpleasant.” On Reddit, they explained: “The other day, while I was flying, I decided to sit in the aisle of the two seating aisle. My boarding number was a low B.
“The boarding was almost perfect when one of the last passengers decided to (sit down) next to me. I'm fine as he's allowed to choose the seat he wants.”
They continued: “Well, this guy is about 6'5.” And once he sat, he was comfortable and decided he wanted to spread his legs over the area in front of my seat (creepy). I didn't have it, so I said something and he moved. He looked uncomfortable on the rest of the flight….Sorry, sorry. ”
They said that if taller people “don't want to be uncomfortable on the plane”, they will need to “check in on time” and therefore can open more seating options.
After completing their self-proclaimed “talking,” they added:
The post resonated with others who had experienced similar situations. One woman explained: “As a little woman, I don't sympathize with anyone who wants to break into my space. Remove your legs from the space in front of me, and keep your arms and legs away from my arms.
“Just because I'm not filling up the entire area of my seat doesn't mean that other people can enter. When people start that garbage, I block them from doing it, and I did the same thing with my briefcase in the seat next to me during the flight.”
Another agreed: “This!! I'm not big so people on the plane constantly expand into my space that contains quite a lot of touch/pressure. That's not ok. Everyone gets the same space, not just you and some of the next. It's not ok to throw a creep/touch factor in particular.”
The third comment states: “Aside from everything else, it's not okay to spread your legs and touch your thighs with the person next to you. This is a transport, not a date.”
And another said: “You rely on me, you sit next to you, you touch me when you're definitely getting an attitude, you know, you're saying something.”
But someone else added: “This post is very large. 6'5” People also have feelings. ”
