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Every morning, when taking the subway, there’s always a person who doesn’t queue; even if there are people in front of them, they push those people aside. After seeing this several times, it started to seem odd. Later I found out that she was doing it to save a seat for her high school-aged child. . . I saw this phenomenon again this morning. . It’s normal for a mother to love her children; I just wonder whether this is the right way to do it. .
The old, weak, sick, disabled, and pregnant – which category do they fall into?
I haven’t taken any of them. . . . Maybe the child’s backpack is too heavy. .
If you have time, talk to them about it; If you don’t have time, just leave it.
Well, I can’t get a seat anyway. . I just said it’s fine to take the subway slowly. . . Just stand in one place: lol
You can still stand? Weren’t they saying your feet can’t touch the ground? If you want to sit, just make a fake belly and that’ll do, right? ;P
The feet can’t touch the ground. . That is the Great Imperial Capital. . This is Tianjin. . At least by squeezing hard, one can barely stand. .
I got it wrong; it’s when you’re in the Imperial Capital.
Such behavior on the part of a mother is unacceptable; children raised by such mothers lack independence, are selfish and arrogant, and have no sense of social responsibility, so they will not have a good future.
I also think this approach isn’t very appropriate
The old, the young, the sick, the disabled, and the pregnant. . . . . . You can fake being pregnant. . .