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When I occasionally use the train, I buy two tickets for myself so I don't have to sit next to anyone due to my social anixety. Here the trains normally have two seats next to each other and are quite tightly packed so the additional comfort is appreciated.
Yet by the time the train starts getting busy there's always someone who insists I move over or move my bag. I tell them I have paid for two tickets; therefore have taken these two seats and that they must stand. Women always get pissed off by this and sometimes make a scene.
Who is in the wrong here? I've paid for two tickets, so technically can take two standard seats when available. One for me, one for my bag. I never sit in disabled areas so that's not the issue.
Yet by the time the train starts getting busy there's always someone who insists I move over or move my bag. I tell them I have paid for two tickets; therefore have taken these two seats and that they must stand. Women always get pissed off by this and sometimes make a scene.
Who is in the wrong here? I've paid for two tickets, so technically can take two standard seats when available. One for me, one for my bag. I never sit in disabled areas so that's not the issue.
