Stop bringing this up jeezz! Can't even keep a damn secret
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Well I mostly stand and when I sit I usually take the window seat.
I have and will offer it to pregnant ladies or old people in need but I wouldn't otherwise unless asked nicely and the person IS in need of a seat

If you're like 40 you can stand the **** up tbh

If there's other seats available, even just a few: no.

If they look around that age where I'm not sure if it's considered respectful to offer them your seat, or offensive because you are implying they are elderly, then I won't either.

Otherwise - if I notice it I will. I often am just completely oblivious to it though, which is terrible but it's not on purpose

You shouldn't be obligated to, but I would if I ever used public trans.

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Respect should be earned, not be expected

Yes. They can break a hip and delay the whole ride. I got places to be

Elderly people / Pregnant Ladies / Disabled People are the three main groups I'll give up my seat for. It's called not being a ****** human being and I can't believe there are people that will see an elderly person standing and decide that their young, healthy, self deserves a seat more. If I see a young person, particularly a young male, not giving up their seat for a senior citizen I will give them a death glare 100%. Don't be selfish, the world works by people looking out for and helping others that need it

Tell them!

I'm of the opinion that respect should be assumed unless given a reason to the contrary.

If it's a woman, I do. If it's a man, I don't.

yes & to pregnant women but I never give it up to the old white women

I don't sit on reserved seats.

Only if they have white hair so I can be sure they're really old

I offer my seat but if they don't take it das it I am gonna be sitting comfortably jamming to music til I'm off that vehicle.

Maybe.. depends on the person