As a pregnant woman, did someone give you your seat when you went out?

Although private cars are very popular now, generally speaking, pregnant women will not crowd the bus, but occasionally the car breaks down and is sent to maintenance, so it is inevitable that they need to take the bus when they can't get a taxi for a long time.

Wisdom Jun himself met once, and the car at home happened to be made public by the old man. I decided to go to the hospital temporarily that day. I was going to take a taxi, but I decided to take the bus as soon as I thought it was convenient (the bus stop is outside the community, and the hospital is where I get off), and taxis are generally not easy to take.

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I was six months pregnant. Because I wear too much, my stomach is not obvious. I waited for a bus with few people and got on it. When I got on the bus, I found that there was no seat, and I didn't let anyone give up my seat. Usually I don't feel embarrassed sitting in front of others at the station, so I found an open space with handrails to lean against.

The bus that day smelled of gasoline, so it may be more sensitive after pregnancy. After two stops, I felt sick and subconsciously touched my stomach.

Then an elderly aunt next to me asked me, "Girl, are you pregnant?" Come and sit here! "Suddenly someone spoke in the quiet carriage, and the other passengers next to me looked at it, which made me feel very warm.

Several young people put down their mobile phones and let their aunts sit down, scrambling to stand up and give me their seats!

I quickly thanked everyone and accepted the seat of a young man in his twenties.

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The nausea didn't go away. Before that, my aunt asked me, "You look pale, are you uncomfortable?" I said the smell of gasoline was a little disgusting. Aunt thought for a moment, then took out an orange from her plastic pocket and handed it to me: "Eat an orange, which was brought by my relatives in the country. It is stronger than ordinary oranges and smells more comfortable. "

I hurried to thank my aunt, took the orange and smelled it. It really felt delicious and delicious, and my nausea was relieved a lot. I really feel much better after eating oranges. I didn't throw away the orange peel until I got home after the birth check.

It's been several years, and Wisdom Jun still remembers. Every time I think about it, I feel warm in my heart and stomach.

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Many pregnant mothers have also had the experience of a wise man:

9ct6ftr7: I seldom take the bus in the third trimester. Once when I was on a bus, an old man with white hair offered his seat to me. I didn't take it. How can you stand the old man's seat at a young age?

Huanle88: I lived in Yanjiao when I was working in Beijing. Usually, I take a bus. Everyone takes care of pregnant women. When I see a pregnant woman, I will offer my seat. Generally pregnant women don't have to wait in line. The bus comes directly, and everyone will give way when they see it. I am very grateful to these people!

Fat man 123: once I took the subway, I stood on the pole in the middle of the car door. I am usually embarrassed to stand directly in front of others, because every time I take a bus or something, someone asks me to sit there. ) Two girls got up and offered their seats to me, but they were soon sat down by an old man, and the girls were speechless. Then the other stood up and offered her seat to let me pass, and she stood up, too, afraid of being sat down again.

However, not every pregnant woman will be lucky enough to meet a kind person.

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Pl 8 dog 3: I used to give up my seat when I saw someone need it when I took the bus. I haven't taken the bus for several years now. For more than six months, I took the bus because it was sent for maintenance, but no one gave up my seat and a bus full of people stared at me. Moreover, a boy in his twenties actually wants to take an empty seat and completely ignores me as a pregnant woman, which makes me feel carsick and particularly disgusting. At that time, I really felt that this society, this person is too ruthless and abnormal.

Who am I? I met a stranger. Not only did no one give up my seat, but two women also grabbed my seat separately. Naturally, they can't get it. Let them sit and stand all the way home, so they seldom take the bus.

LJ: I've met people who haven't even seen it! Although there is no rule that you must give your seat to pregnant women! But looking at these people, my stomach was not obvious when I was 5 months old, and I gave it back to the elderly and children! Now that I'm pregnant, sometimes nobody cares.

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Did you ever take a bus when you were pregnant? Did you give up your seat? Let's talk together!

(Article with pictures from the Internet)