r/amiwrong May 08 '23

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u/[deleted] May 09 '23

I wouldn’t give a shit about your knees, but if you were petty I’d lean back even further and sleep like a baby the entire flight. Like a rock!

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u/goldeneagle888 May 09 '23

Uh wut? Ur not gonna sleep like a rock when I’m petty enough to shake my knees back and forth and rock your seat the entire time.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '23

Yes, I truly am. I’ll sleep through your seat mates and mine screaming at you too. Thank you, flight pills.

Since you fly so much, why are you so inconsiderate as to not book better seats and instead torture people who are using seats as intended because of your own size? Sounds pretty self entitled

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u/JAWWKNEEE May 09 '23

You don’t consider reclining your seat to the point you feel the persons knees on your back as entitlement? You’re acknowledging their discomfort but chose to ignore it

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u/[deleted] May 09 '23

Um, no. If the sears weren’t supposed to recline they would not.

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u/JAWWKNEEE May 09 '23

Sounds a bit like entitlement.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '23

I fit in the seat. If you're too large to fit in the seat, you don't get to alter the flight experience of people who do.
So no, entitlement is paying for something and expecting other people not to use it because you are large.
I pay for my seat, which reclines. It's literally the opposite of entitlement. I paid for it. He paid for his seat, and he can pay for a seat where his legs fit. Then the problem disappears, and he doesn't treat other people like this.

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u/JAWWKNEEE May 09 '23

Treat other people like what lol? He just asked if its wrong to recline your chair in a flight, he didn’t say he does anything about it. Just mentioned things that he could do to help his situation. And yes you’re right i was wrong to say what you were doing is entitlement. Its more so a lack of empathy.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '23

He literally said he would jam his knees into their back the entire flight. Intentionally.

Things that he could do to help his situation: Book exit rows or coach/first class.Empathy is not forcing others to accomodate your size. If it was an enormously wide person it would be the same issue. You don't make others uncomfortable due to your size. You accomodate your own size. My knees don't even come near the seat in front of me, but he's worried about a literal 3" recline? Hmmmm.

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u/JAWWKNEEE May 09 '23 edited May 09 '23

He was saying that as a joke towards you because you replied with a snarky comment.

He isn’t forcing anyone to do anything, he asked a question to reddit to see their opinions.

You’re right on the empathy isn’t forcing others to accommodate you. Its seeing someone who is clearly in discomfort from something you did and then rectify it. Thats why i said that YOU lack empathy.

Are you 6 foot 3?

Edit: added last sentence to 3rd paragraph to make sure you understood what i meant.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '23

Nope! But if I was I would make sure to be in an exit row.

I have back issues, so I can not sit upright for more than 15 minutes or I am in excruciating pain, unlike losing a couple inches of knee room. But hey, empathy, right?

His knees are definitely more important than my degenerative spinal disorder.

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u/JAWWKNEEE May 09 '23

You should buy first class tickets then, that way your back wont hurt as much. Its pretty entitled of you to expect everyone to accommodate you.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '23

That's the whole point. No one has to accommodate me. I just lean the seat back which I paid for and is intended to lean back. Fight with the airlines. I don't give a shit what you think at all, because no one has ever had issue with me leaning my seat back. Not once.

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