i'm picking the disabled persons should say something. cause... just dont know if a stranger would recieve it well and be nice about being told by another person what they should do.
or maybe its ok depending on what you say and how you say it?
One of the ladies with the walking stick thing sat down on the floor (as I had done where the carriages meet). I noticed she didn't bend one of her knees. This started me thinking about a guy I know who has a steel rod in his leg and physically can not bend his leg, so, while disabled, he would have difficulty sitting.
I don't feel too bad about it. Judging by the body language of the people with the walking sticks (they weren't really walking sticks, but I don't know what they're called) there wasn't any glaring towards the people sitting, so they were probably cool with it.
Still, some people are just too shy to say anything.
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i'm picking the disabled persons should say something.
cause... just dont know if a stranger would recieve it well and be nice about being told by another person what they should do.
or maybe its ok depending on what you say and how you say it?
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One of the ladies with the walking stick thing sat down on the floor (as I had done where the carriages meet).
I noticed she didn't bend one of her knees.
This started me thinking about a guy I know who has a steel rod in his leg and physically can not bend his leg, so, while disabled, he would have difficulty sitting.
I don't feel too bad about it. Judging by the body language of the people with the walking sticks (they weren't really walking sticks, but I don't know what they're called) there wasn't any glaring towards the people sitting, so they were probably cool with it.
Still, some people are just too shy to say anything.
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