| Comment | I am not quipped to explain why the way you are speaking/typing feels off to me, but I want to try and communicate the following the best i can.
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" To be fair to train companies, if people are taking more than one seat
it is hardly their fault, they can't reasonably sell tickets on the
assumption that people will take multiple seats."
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This feels like before-times chat and can't be applied to the current pandemic.
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"If the train is crowded and they want to sit in the seat next to you
they are absolutely entitled to do so and you have ZERO say in the
matter."
This feels like a very harsh way to respond to someone who is trying to communicate that they are autistic and spend their entire time on public transport trying not to have a panic attack. Have you seen an autistic person have a melt down or panic attack? It's incredibly unpleasant for the person who is experiencing it and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. It feels like you are telling the above poster to STFU and GTFO. I don't know if this is what you really mean but, it isn't very nice and displays either a lack of understanding or an unwillingness to see things from a neurodivergent point of view. A change needs to happen in order to move forward. |
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