Guys, do you automatically give up your seat when a woman is present and there are no other seats? (Page 5)

[startingfitness]

no.

and the amount of simps on here is nauseating

[jamesgoldman]

No but I have a disability priority card for public transport

[_dude_]

I would never do that. Woman in her 80s, yes. Otherwise no.

[winterfox10]

Not unless she is elderly, or if she has a bunch of bags, maybe a kid, or something else.

[Ayer93]

I only get up if the woman is pregnant, if it's a parent with a child/children, and for the elderly.

[MackToday]

Another time and place I would , I'm not giving my seat up to some communist though.

[Clayaya]

I think it’s really sweet if they do bc ofc they don’t have to.

[blackxbarbiex01]

If I was a man I wouldn’t, men have to sit somewhere too

[Silverio_Stieger]

Again, that's old-fashioned. If she wants to sit she just has to ask. Otherwise she will still stand up

[Kiran_Yagami]

I will if I notice her and she's on her own. If she has a boyfriend then she's SOL. He can give up his seat for her. She ain't getting mine.

[ThisIsSensation]

I'm giving my seat up for anyone that needs it, I don't sit down anyway

[StickStickity13]

Only if she's very pregnant, very old, or disabled. Other than that, no.

[nerobyrne]

If women can vote, have jobs be heads of corporations, they can stand on the train like everyone else as well

[skeetskeetskeet]

Depends what she looks like... if she's an old granny yeah I'll move... if she's an angry fatty with an attitude im staying in my seat

[Snakeyes7]

I suppose but most of the time I am not really paying attention. My mind wanders as soon as it is idle.

[Anonymous]

Depends is she pregnant, nursing, or planning to become pregnant?

[scottiee]

Hell yes if you don't your moma should be slapped for not teaching you probably. It's call respect, and something most think they are but have no idea how to be is a man.

[Gisellebaby]

Most of the “men” in these comments are in reality still boys lol very clear

[Lightningfire]

Why should anyone be expected give up a seat for another able person. If you give up your seat it should be out of kindness not expected. The vast majority of women are physically able to stand. Why do you think it’s ok to slap someone’s mother?

[ajaey]

That is just a common responsibility, in my opinion this is what some people would say is unfair towards the person who already had the seat but I dont think so if the person was a guy.

[pizzalovershouse]

I just have every 1 scoot over to make room for her if possible

[Pejtu]

Depends who the woman is
If she is pregnant or not