Should men give up their seats to women on the Tube? It’s a debate that plagues the TFL network, leaving us wondering if ...

The top comment has over 33,000 votes. It said: "She's TA [the a*****] for not buying a seat for her son and assuming someone else would give up a seat they paid for. Odds are she was hoping ...

“I think it is so weird that people ask for someone else’s seat.” But one person pointed out that while passengers could refuse to give up their allocated seat, they didn’t have the right ...

Alternatively, if someone asks you why you’re taking up a disabled seat, you can be very upfront and keep things simple. You could answer: “I am disabled.” You don’t have to give strangers ...

So “I refused to give up our designated seats and forced ... The mom added in her post, “Their argument was that someone had taken their seats (and they wouldn’t tell me which seats were ...

A passenger has come under fire for refusing to give his seat up to a pregnant ... Article continues below Not happy that his seat had been offered to someone else on his behalf, the man decided ...

Furthermore, when asking someone to give up their seat, the switch should be a fair trade. "If you want to swap seats with someone and you have an aisle seat, and they have a window seat across ...

she would always give up her seat for someone who needed it more. But then the wife began speaking to her husband in Hindi, a language Sejpal, whose family comes from India, can "fluently ...