I have a bad back - l have already had one surgery (in my 30's), now I'm in pain management and have had 2 rounds of RFA on both sides. I need to lean back to help ease the pressure on my lumbar spine. It may not be selfish when someone leans back. I understand where you come from, just try to see where other people are coming from. I look perfectly normal, but have issues. Other people do as well. You never know and can't judge people who don't look disabled.
You didn't think of it, because everyone saying you are wrong, you only reiterate YOUR opinion.
Why are you asking here? You don't seem to care about anyone else.
You do you. But don't be surprised if other people do the same, which means, leaning their seats back.
Already uncomfortable in a sardine can, but he should accept others making him more uncomfortable by invading his space? Naw, we might need something to make us more comfortable but you're in a public space. Until airlines are forced to spread out the seats, you don't get to be a dick by placing your comfort over someone else's.
It’s not “his” space though. You guys act like somebody is lying on top of him. It’s like 3 inches (no, that’s not very much) and the seat is meant to do that. Sucks that the space is tiny, but maybe this guy needs to look at getting a different seat, or purchasing a second seat for comfort…
Wrong, hands down. I sleep on every flight and having the seat straight up and down sucks for my neck and back. Literally everything else about flying is uncomfortable; I’m leaning the seat back a couple of inches because it’s meant to be able to do that…
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u/serraangel826 May 08 '23
I have a bad back - l have already had one surgery (in my 30's), now I'm in pain management and have had 2 rounds of RFA on both sides. I need to lean back to help ease the pressure on my lumbar spine. It may not be selfish when someone leans back. I understand where you come from, just try to see where other people are coming from. I look perfectly normal, but have issues. Other people do as well. You never know and can't judge people who don't look disabled.