LOL! Petty Nonsense? YOU should be the one sitting between two stinking scumbags on a train ride for over an hour! I DON'T think you would sit there saying "Oh this is just petty, it doesn't bother me". Especially if you already didn't feel well before you got on the train. Don't make excuses for the nervous or overweight people. A dear friend of mine happens to weigh 300 pounds and she is one of the cleanest people I know! As for being nervous, there are special deodorants for that. There is no excuse for being a SLIMEBAG. Unless you are a homeless person. And I bet I'm more compassionate than you are. My vocation for the past 19 years has been working with mentally disabled children. I love them dearly and they love me. Thankfully most of them have good parents who teach them the right hygiene. Make all the excuses you want to. I'm sure you could write a book of them. But most of the time there is no true excuse for being a stinking piece of garbage. Case closed!
As a teen, I use to travel on the greyhound for 12 hours at a time to visit my family for holidays when my mother didn't make enough for me to use the train and worked too many hours to drive with me. So... yeah, I know. However, I'm not going to be a horrible person about it.
As for the children thing, good job? Wish you had the same compassion for adults, oh well.
I have plenty of compassion for adults. And I take care of a mentally disabled man every other Saturday. And I adore animals. I don't believe my opinion is being "horrible" about people with body odor. Spoke with a few people and they think my feelings about this are very normal. Also I just noticed that 85% of people polled on this site agree it is normal to feel disgusted. Well enough on this subject. Moving on.
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LOL! Petty Nonsense? YOU should be the one sitting between two stinking scumbags on a train ride for over an hour! I DON'T think you would sit there saying "Oh this is just petty, it doesn't bother me". Especially if you already didn't feel well before you got on the train. Don't make excuses for the nervous or overweight people. A dear friend of mine happens to weigh 300 pounds and she is one of the cleanest people I know! As for being nervous, there are special deodorants for that. There is no excuse for being a SLIMEBAG. Unless you are a homeless person. And I bet I'm more compassionate than you are. My vocation for the past 19 years has been working with mentally disabled children. I love them dearly and they love me. Thankfully most of them have good parents who teach them the right hygiene. Make all the excuses you want to. I'm sure you could write a book of them. But most of the time there is no true excuse for being a stinking piece of garbage. Case closed!
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As a teen, I use to travel on the greyhound for 12 hours at a time to visit my family for holidays when my mother didn't make enough for me to use the train and worked too many hours to drive with me. So... yeah, I know. However, I'm not going to be a horrible person about it.
As for the children thing, good job? Wish you had the same compassion for adults, oh well.
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I have plenty of compassion for adults. And I take care of a mentally disabled man every other Saturday. And I adore animals. I don't believe my opinion is being "horrible" about people with body odor. Spoke with a few people and they think my feelings about this are very normal. Also I just noticed that 85% of people polled on this site agree it is normal to feel disgusted. Well enough on this subject. Moving on.